Considering that Retro was the original developers of the Metroid Prime series, that’s certainly not a bad idea on paper. Losing 2 years of development on a high profile title is fairly uncommon, but it sounds as if it was for the best.
See a little video message from Nintendo apologizing for the delay below.
Development Update on Metroid Prime 4 for Nintendo Switch:
Stay tuned for some good new regarding Metroid Prime 4 hopefully!
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