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What makes Metroid Dread one of the best Nintendo Switch games ever

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Metroid Dread marked a significant renaissance for Nintendo following the 2002 Metroid Fusion release, offering a new entry after twenty years of 2D game silence. The game's success on the Nintendo Switch is highlighted by its return to the franchise's core identity, though specific metrics on its critical reception remain unverified.

Key points

• Metroid Dread returned to the franchise after a twenty-year gap since Metroid Fusion in 2002, marking a renaissance for Nintendo.
• The game's success on the Nintendo Switch is noted, but specific data on its critical reception or sales figures is not provided.

Context

This article discusses the return of Metroid to the Nintendo Switch platform, noting the franchise's long hiatus since 2002.

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The evidence is limited to the article's publication date and mentions of the game's return to the franchise. Specific data regarding critical reception, sales figures, or player reviews is not included in the source.

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