Rumor: Metroid Ravenous leaked for Nintendo Switch 2
A potential new Metroid game has surfaced online, sparking excitement among Nintendo fans.
📍 Where it landed
Reports emerged that a new title, Metroid Ravenous, was leaked via a Brazilian ratings board for the Nintendo Switch 2. Speculation also suggested that other Metroid games may be in development.
The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.
Epilogue added 24d ago, after coverage quieted.
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The brief
A game titled Metroid Ravenous has been leaked online, with coverage suggesting it is in development for the Nintendo Switch 2. The leak appears to have originated from a Brazilian ratings board, which rated the game.
Coverage emphasizes the possibility of multiple Metroid games in development. Sources include comicbook.com, My Nintendo News, VGChartz, OpenCritic, Kotaku, Gamereactor UK, Insider Gaming, GoNintendo, and Nintendo Everything.
Watch for official statements from Nintendo regarding Metroid Ravenous. Coverage does not yet specify whether the game is confirmed or if Nintendo has responded to the leak.
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The reporting (13)
- Metroid Ravenous Rated by Brazilian Censors ixbt.games · 27d ago
- Metroid Ravenous Listing Sparks Speculation About Nintendo’s Next Game GameSpot · 27d ago
- Rumor: Metroid Ravenous isn’t the only new Metroid game on the way Nintendo Everything · 27d ago
- New Metroid Game Leaked With 2026 Release Window comicbook.com · 27d ago
- More Metroid games are apparently in the works other than Metroid Ravenous My Nintendo News · 27d ago
- Metroid Ravenous by Nintendo Rated in Brazil VGChartz · 27d ago
- A New Metroid May Have Been Leaked By A Brazilian Ratings Board OpenCritic · 27d ago
- Metroid Ravenous For Switch 2 Seemingly Leaked In New Rating Kotaku · 27d ago
- A new Metroid title exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2 has been leaked Gamereactor UK · 27d ago
- New Metroid Game For Nintendo Switch 2 Appears Online Insider Gaming · 27d ago
- RUMOR: Metroid Ravenous revealed for Switch 2 by ratings leak GoNintendo · 27d ago
- Rumor: Metroid Ravenous leaked for Nintendo Switch 2 Nintendo Everything · 27d ago
- Metroid Ravenous Surfaces in Brazil’s Rating System Before Nintendo Yanks It, Months After Beyond Finally Landed Wccftech · 27d ago
Quick answers
What is Metroid Ravenous?
Metroid Ravenous is a game that has been leaked online, reportedly in development for the Nintendo Switch 2.
Where did the leak originate?
The leak appears to have originated from a Brazilian ratings board.
Has Nintendo confirmed Metroid Ravenous?
Coverage does not yet specify whether Nintendo has confirmed the game.
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