<s>[INST] Nintendo could not have been more clear in their statement about Metroid Prime 4's development. At this point, the original team was let go in 2018 for a full restart of the game's development. The new team had a more realistic view in that they knew that the game would take 4 years, which is a more realistic timeline for an open world game like Metroid Prime 4. There is also the fact they had to do a full reboot from the already gotten ground on the original development which also adds time to the process. This is completely normal in the development of a game of Metroid Prime 4's scope. The lack of communication from Nintendo can be frustrating, but it doesn't take a gaming expert to see the obvious roadblocks that caused the game's delay. What does this suggest about the Metroid Prime 4 development process?[/INST]