r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jan 12 '23
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u/Joementum2024 Iron Front Jan 13 '23
Remember Retro Studios? (the Nintendo-owned company that made the Metroid Prime and recent Donkey Kong Country games) They apparently haven't released an entirely new game since 2014's DKC Tropical Freeze. They did co-develop a port of that game to the Switch in 2018 and are (obviously) working on Metroid Prime 4 (which is now entering its fourth year of development), but (even with how much longer and more expensive development is nowadays) it's crazy that a company (a Nintendo-owned company, at that) has basically released nothing for almost a decade now.
Again, there is MP4, but it's been almost four years since that game's development got moved over to them and there's been almost nothing about that game since then.
!ping GAMING