A Brazil ratings entry published in the Official Gazette and highlighted on Famiboards lists a title called Metroid: Ravenous, renewing speculation that Nintendo may have a new Metroid release in the works.
The published entry includes production and classification details tied to the listing, including a year of production and the company credited as producer and distributor. Forum users shared the Official Gazette link and screenshots that captured the record.
Brazil Classification Entry Lists Metroid: Ravenous Details
The Official Gazette entry published as part of Brazil's administrative records contains a classification entry that names Metroid: Ravenous and lists associated production details. The record assigns an age rating and a content descriptor.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Title in Brazil | Metroid Ravenous |
| Original Title | Metroid Ravenous |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Year of Production | 2026 |
| Producer / Creator | Nintendo of America |
| Distributor | Nintendo of America |
| Intended Classification | Not recommended for children under 10 years |
| Assigned Classification | Not recommended for children under 12 years |
| Content Descriptor | Violence |
| Interactive Elements | Not applicable |
Brazilian Ratings Board Listing Called Out On Famiboards
Members of a Famiboards thread drew attention to the Official Gazette entry and posted screenshots of the published page. The forum conversation linked the record and prompted discussion about platform, franchise and timing.
The shared materials include the classification details summarized above. Forum posts framed the discovery as an administrative listing that may reflect localization or distribution steps ahead of any public reveal.
Nintendo Has Not Issued An Announcement About Metroid: Ravenous
Despite the Official Gazette entry, Nintendo has not made any public announcement confirming Metroid: Ravenous. The company typically reveals major first-party games through Nintendo Directs, press releases and its official channels, and none currently reference this title.
Assigned Classification Emphasizes Violence And Age Guidance
The published record shows an assigned classification of not recommended for children under 12 years and lists violence as the content descriptor. The entry also records an intended classification of not recommended for children under 10 years, suggesting internal rating guidance prior to the final assignment.
For now, the Official Gazette listing is the clearest public record linking Metroid: Ravenous to a formal classification step. Nintendo has not confirmed the title, and the company's channels do not include matching announcements or marketing materials.
