John Cena reportedly urged Nintendo to make a 2D Metroid game when he was promoting the Switch in 2017.
, who worked as part of Nintendo’s editorial team at the time, corroborated this story saying: “He did say how much of a Metroid fan he was. He’s a really nice guy!”
The image of Cena from this event, which became a meme at the time due to the fact that it appears as though his trainers are melting into the carpet, was part of the ‘Notice:Cena has made his love of video games, particularly classic Nintendo titles, well known. Several pieces of WWE merchandise over the years have evoked classic Nintendo titles such as Super Mario Bros 3.
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