An ex-Retro Studios engineer recalls a bizarre anecdote from Metroid Prime's development about freezing a GameCube dev kit due to a Nintendo mishap.

With nostalgia for the GameCube higher than ever, the popularity of Metroid Prime Remastered shows there's a market for other titles to be remastered.

In order to remedy an issue involving certain GameCube CPUs, Metroid Prime devs needed to put a dev kit in a freezer.

Metroid Prime Remastered is now available on Nintendo Switch in this updated version of the GameCube classic.

When "Metroid Prime" released on the GameCube in 2002, it marked a seminal moment for the franchise.

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Back when Metroid Fusion was originally released, it also shared a release window with the first Metroid Prime on the GameCube. As a result, Nintendo had both games connect to one another.