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Metroid Dread
''Metroid Dread'' was a 2D side-scrolling adventure video game by Nintendo intended for release on the Nintendo DS handheld game console. It was to be the next entry in the ''Metroid'' series of video games and a sequel to the 2002 Game Boy Advance title ''Metroid Fusion''. It was first seen in an official internal software list made by Nintendo in 2005 and a reveal at the Electronic Entertainment Expo convention in 2005 and 2006 was anticipated; it was not revealed in either year and is the only title to date on the list that has not been revealed.
==History==
''Metroid Dread'' first appeared in an official internal software list made by Nintendo in 2005 which listed "key DS games set to be announced in the future." This led to the expectation that it would appear at the Electronic Entertainment Expo convention in both 2005 and 2006. It was to be a 2D side-scrolling video game and a sequel to the 2002 video game ''Metroid Fusion''.〔 IGN editor Craig Harris noted that Nintendo revealed it too early and that people should wait until next year. Rumors suggested that ''Metroid Dread'' was cancelled or placed in development hell.〔
A message reading "Experiment status report update: Metroid project 'Dread' is nearing the final stages of completion" was found in the 2007 Retro Studios video game ''Metroid Prime 3: Corruption'', which lead to speculation that this was in reference to ''Metroid Dread''.〔 ''Corruption'' game director Mark Pacini denied a connection and stated that it was entirely coincidental. ''Wired'' writer Chris Kohler expressed skepticism over Retro's denial of a reference to ''Metroid Dread'' in ''Corruption''; he noted that it would be believable if Pacini said that it was a joke, but the claim that it was a coincidence was not.
When asked by Kotaku whether the Wii game ''Metroid: Other M'' (2010) was what became of ''Metroid Dread'', ''Metroid'' series designer Yoshio Sakamoto said it was not. ''GamesTM'' asked Sakamoto whether ''Dread'' ever existed; Sakamoto confirmed its existence but stated that if the staff went back to it, they would "start from scratch." Sakamoto also stated that they were "waiting and watching and reading the comments to see what people are interested in before we make any comment on the project."〔 According to Sakamoto, questions about ''Metroid Dread'' were popular (especially in interviews following E3). In May 2010, Craig Harris confirmed that the story for ''Metroid Dread'' was fully written and that he had seen it. He claimed that Nintendo was able to "bring it back at any time." ''Metroid Dread'' is the only game on the internal software list that has not yet been released.〔
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