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Most likely the same engine retro will use for Metroid Prime 4.
It is an impressively looking title on the Switch though.
Retro did a fine job on updating the graphics without compromising their vision on the artstyle.
What someone said really clicked with me: "Metroid Prime Remastered looks like we remembered it, not like it actually looked".
You're seeing the difference between 480p and 1080p. That is about it... and you can play the original in 1080P that the video is conveniently leaving out of the comparison to make the remaster look better than it actually is.
There has also been HD texture packs out for the original games.
You're either uninformed or being intentionally disingenuous just for the sake of being a pessimist.