Nintendo recently replaced a wrong advertisement for Metroid Prime 4 in London subway station.Last Friday, foreign media found the game poster "now on sale" marked on the Oxford Circle Metro Station in London.

The photographer also noticed that the poster of "Mario Kart World" next to it also had the same "now on sale" label.Obviously, the advertising producer forgot to delete the release information on the Metroid poster when applying the template.

Today, when an external network user went to the subway station to take a photo, he found that the original poster had been replaced.The new version of the poster will be corrected to "2025".It is interesting to note that the original poster is vaguely visible under the "now on sale" label, which is now confirmed to be the word "2025" covered.

"Metropolis Prime 4" developed by Retro Studio will be logged on to the Switch and Switch 2 platforms. The Switch 2 version supports keyboard and mouse operation and 120 frames of operation.The game was originally unveiled at the 2017 E3 show, but in 2019 Nintendo announced the restart of the project, and the development work was handed over from the team that was allegedly Bandai Namco to the original developer Retro Studios.