Metroid Ravenous debuts on Famitsu's chart, showcasing rising anticipation amidst steady eShop discounts and Resident Evil reflections.
In a steady week for Nintendo, a few developments stand out. Among them is “Metroid Ravenous” making its debut appearance in Famitsu’s most wanted games list. The Japanese gaming magazine’s chart reflects the games most anticipated by readers, and the addition of “Metroid Ravenous” at number 30 underscores a growing interest in this upcoming title. It’s noteworthy as the series has historically enjoyed profound interest, and this early placement could indicate strong forthcoming demand. [NintendoEverything]
Meanwhile, the recent review of “Resident Evil 3” for the Nintendo Switch 2 highlights a key re-entry for the franchise on Nintendo platforms. This version brings the 2020 remake to Nintendo’s newest hybrid console, providing fans an opportunity to engage with the game in its intended glory. [PureNintendo] However, while “Resident Evil 3” is getting attention for its updated release, an interesting retrospective comes from an ex-Capcom manager about “Resident Evil 7’s” past development troubles. Miguel E. Corti’s candid discussion on Bluesky offers an eye-opening look into the tumultuous process that helped shape a critically recognized entry after the divisive “Resident Evil 6.” His comments give a gritty behind-the-scenes look that is rarely publicly disclosed. [Nintendo Life]
On a different note, the Nintendo Switch eShop is seeing some significant sales, with several titles hitting their lowest prices to date, such as “Bear and Breakfast,” “Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition,” and “Hypercharge Unboxed.” For price-conscious gamers or those looking to explore titles new to them, this could represent an optimal time to make a purchase. [NintendoEverything] These discounts might indicate Nintendo’s strategy to revitalize interest in older games via aggressive pricing strategies, potentially aiming to boost engagement during quieter release periods.
Overall, while the gaming news cycle is relatively calm, these stories reflect a balanced mix of anticipation for new releases, revisiting updated classics, and enticing discounts that keep the Nintendo universe vibrant.
