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<p>The long-rumored Metroid Prime Switch remaster is finally real – and it will be available digitally today. It will be available physically on February 22.</p>
<p>The trailer for the remaster showed off the improved visuals and also noted that the game will be playable with the modern, dual control stick first-person controls. If, however, you would like to play it as originally intended, that will be an option. Nintendo is promising additional control options, as well.</p>
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<p>The trailer also reminded that the game takes place on Talon IV, and focuses on using various visors to make progress.</p>
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