Metroid Prime 4 on Switch 2 was (mostly) worth the 18-year wait — but there’s one major flaw

At the time of writing, I’m several hours into my Metroid Prime 4: Beyond journey on my Nintendo Switch 2, and mostly loving it. While I haven’t been waiting nearly as long as some fans for an all-new 3D adventure — I first set foot in Samus’ shoes in Metroid Dread and Metroid Prime Remastered — but since playing through both Switch titles (and racing through several of the older games via Nintendo Classics), I definitely boarded the Prime 4 hype train in the run up to the game’s…