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Metroid Prime Remastered Nintendo Switch Now Physically Available

 Metroid Prime Remastered is now available in physical form across the US and it looks like it has become the latest target of scalpers.



As posted by Kotaku and Nintendo fans on social media, this remaster of the legendary 2002 GameCube title seems to have “become a collector’s item” overnight – scalpers are now listing the physical version on websites like eBay for prices well above the $40 USD retail price. .

Nintendo didn’t say anything specific about Metroid Prime Remastered as a “limited release” like Super Mario 3D All-Stars, but it’s still getting a lot of attention. As mentioned last week, physical pre-orders on websites like GameStop and Amazon were already experiencing some delays.

Nintendo Life has reached out to Nintendo for comment about the future physical restoration of Metroid Prime Remastered in the US, so if we hear anything back or learn more from elsewhere, we’ll let you know.



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