Summary
- A leaked playable build of Retro's cancelled "Project Harmony" has leaked online.
- Footage shows an unnamed girl wielding a magical staff and summoning several fantasy creatures.
- This appears to be the reported music RPG that Nintendo allegedly axed because "it was a huge disaster".
After shipping 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze in 2014 for the Wii U, it would be another ten years before Retro Studios reared its head again with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Metroid Prime Remastered. But what exactly it was up to in that decade, and before it took over development on 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Metroid Prime 4 in 2019, has long been a mystery. Until now.
, including an unreleased Retro Studios game called "Project Harmony". Footage shows an unnamed girl wielding a magical staff, platfo🧜rming through an unfinished level, and summoning several fantasy creatures w🌌ith unique abilities that allow her to fly and fire giant projectiles.
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This appears to be the same game that was reported on ba🍨ck in January, when claimed that several Retro devs told him they had been working on a music RPG between Donkey Kong and Metroid Prime. Nintendo allegedly axed the project be💖cause "it was a huge disaster" and there were "years of it going nowhere" (via ).
Retro Was Also Reportedly Working On Metroid Prime 2 And 3 Remasters
It's been rumoured for years now that Retro was developing remasters for Metroid Prime 2 a🦋nd 3, aiming to bring the entire quadrilogy to Nintendo Switch (and now Switch 2). But with every passing Direct, and no mention of the two games, that looks less and less likely. Given that Reilly's report has now b𓃲een supported by the leaked playable build of Project Harmony, it's worth revisiting their claims ab💖out the Metroid Prime series, too.
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Allegedly, after the music RPG was cancelled, Retro planned to remaster the entire Metroid Prime trilogy to help the studio "develop the production pipeline to be able to outsource for assistance in the future". But when Retro took over Metroid Prime 4 and restarted de🌃velopment in 2019, only the first Metroid Prime remaster was finished, while all resources were moved to the sequel.
So, the two games have reportedly been shelved for the time being. Retro could in theory pivot to finishing the remasters after Metroid Prime 4 releases, but it's more likely that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:they'll join the NSO catalogue, with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:GameCube𝐆 titles now being made available.
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