
Metroid Prime 4 will be the first game in the franchise on the Nintendo Switch 2, releasing on Dec. 4. While Metroid Prime 2 and 3 aren't on modern consoles for us to warm up for this first new series release in 18 years, an interesting story about these games was now shared by a former developer.
Destructoid spoke with Kynan Pearson, level designer on Metroid Prime 2 and senior designer on Metroid Prime 3. After these games, he's worked with Discord as a creative director for seven years and is now actively in gaming development as a creative consultant for multiple titles.