
The upcoming title for the Switch 2 is scheduled for release on January 28th, 2027.
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The Metroid series has seen a resurgence with the 2021 release of Metroid Dread, a 2023 remaster of Metroid Prime, and the release of Metroid Prime 4 last year.
Nintendo just announced a new 2D entry in the Metroid series for the Switch 2, titled Metroid Ravenous. It’s launching on January 28th, 2027.
The new game looks like an evolution of Metroid Dread. While it’s still a 2D game, it features 3D graphics, lots of cinematic action shots, parrying enemies, and Samus rolling around in Morph Ball form. What’s new for this game is that Samus also appears to somehow absorb energy from enemies to survive — Nintendo’s marketing copy for the game uses the line “eat or be eaten.” There are also many fearsome-looking foes, including some giant creatures and a group of futuristic, caped fighters that attack Samus with blades and spinning metal hats.
Ravenous is the latest game in what’s been something of a resurgence for the Metroid series. Nintendo launched Dread in 2021, a remaster of Metroid Prime for the original Switch in 2023, and Metroid Prime 4 last year.
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