Metroid Prime 4: Beyond feels so at home on the Switch 2, that now I'm a little worried about the last-gen version

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I kept wondering, and in fact am still wondering, how the regular Nintendo Switch version will compare.

In short, Metroid Prime 4 is going to be a looker when it launches later this year.

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It’s both shockingly responsive and not as annoying to use as it might seem in videos.

You move it back, and it’s a traditional Joy-Con 2 controller.

“But why would you swap on the fly like this in the first place?”

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Let’s take the boss at the end of a demo as a prime example.

Sure, almost certainly.

People are going to have to be able to do it on the Nintendo Switch, right?

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