
Metroid Prime Remastered for Switch Is on Sale for $27.99
One of the best Metroid games ever made is on sale for just $27.99 in digital form.
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Updated : Sep 24, 2026 5:27pm UTC
Heads up, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 owners: Metroid Prime Remastered is on sale for $27.99. The deal only applies to digital copies of the game, and it’s available at a host of retailers (
). It’s part of Nintendo’s Customer Appreciation Sale , which ends Saturday, September 26 , so buy it soon if you’re interested.
Metroid Prime Remastered for $27.99
Metroid Prime Remastered [Digital Code] (Switch)
Metroid Prime Remastered launched in 2023 as an updated version of the 2002 GameCube masterpiece. We gave the remaster a 10/10 in our review , with Sam Claiborn writing, “This updated version goes above and beyond the typical coat-of-paint remaster by adding modern controls along with fabulously improved models and textures – it’s a perfect example of how to both honor a lauded classic and bring it up to code.”
I completely agree with that assessment. Despite loving Super Metroid on SNES and the 2D handheld follow-ups, I never actually played Metroid Prime until this remaster came out – and it quickly became one of my favorite games in the series. Thanks to Nintendo’s upgrades, it feels almost indistinguishable from a modern release. It’s an absolutely killer FPS game that takes everything that makes 2D Metroid games great (the giant bosses, the lonely atmosphere, progress that’s gated until you get an upgrade, etc.) and blows it up into 3D.
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