There's also the very long-titled Super Mario Party Jamboree ... and I just hope that more games continue the kind of control innovation that Metroid Prime 4 feels like on the Switch 2.

Metroid Prime was a first-person adventure. It didn't need twin-stick controls. It had a lock-on instead! Over time, though, the Prime series has moved closer into first-person shooter territory ...

Metroid Prime 4’s mouse controls not being sectioned off in its own mode will definitely make it a more tempting prospect for players looking to shake up their game-playing experience ...