Resident Evil Requiem: Capcom Unveils New Trailer and Confirms Nintendo Switch 2 Release
During the recent PlayStation 'State of Play' event, Capcom delivered exciting news for Resident Evil fans by debuting the eagerly awaited fourth trailer for Resident Evil Requiem.
This trailer not only builds anticipation for the game's launch but also highlights significant features and beloved characters set to return to the iconic survival horror series. Resident Evil Requiem picks up on the franchise’s hallmark blend of atmospheric tension and story-driven gameplay.
The latest footage introduces viewers to scenes starring series veteran Leon S.
Kennedy alongside new character Grace Ashcroft, an FBI analyst.
Showcasing both third-person and first-person perspectives, Capcom continues its commitment to dynamic gameplay experiences, ensuring players can engage with the game in their preferred style.
The trailer’s closing moments evoke a strong sense of nostalgia, with a brief, tantalizing glimpse of a fan-favorite character geared to send chills down the spines of veteran players. In an official statement accompanying the trailer, Capcom emphasized their goal of delivering a "terrifying and memorable experience" for all Resident Evil fans, underscoring the careful attention given to both returning elements and new characters.
The addition of Grace Ashcroft represents a fresh narrative angle, promising to deepen the story’s intrigue and emotional resonance. Resident Evil Requiem is slated for global release on 27th February 2026, launching across multiple platforms including the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2.
Capcom’s confirmed support for the next-generation hardware signals the company’s ongoing partnership with Nintendo and dedication to providing cutting-edge gaming experiences.
Fans can look forward to full eShop availability, alongside traditional retail options, ensuring widespread access upon release. Capcom has a strong legacy in the Resident Evil franchise, with previous series installments exceeding 142 million units sold worldwide as of late 2023, according to company financial reports.
Each new entry in the series consistently ranks among the top performers on both Nintendo and PlayStation platforms, reinforcing Capcom’s reputation for quality and innovation. In related news, Capcom also presented a new trailer for Pragmata during the same event.
While details remain limited, the continued flow of high-profile announcements reaffirms Capcom’s influential role in shaping the contemporary gaming landscape. With the arrival of Resident Evil Requiem on the horizon and its strategic debut on Nintendo Switch 2, Capcom is poised to further cement the legacy of one of gaming’s most celebrated franchises.
Stay tuned to official channels for future updates as the February 2026 release draws closer.
This trailer not only builds anticipation for the game's launch but also highlights significant features and beloved characters set to return to the iconic survival horror series. Resident Evil Requiem picks up on the franchise’s hallmark blend of atmospheric tension and story-driven gameplay.
The latest footage introduces viewers to scenes starring series veteran Leon S.
Kennedy alongside new character Grace Ashcroft, an FBI analyst.
Showcasing both third-person and first-person perspectives, Capcom continues its commitment to dynamic gameplay experiences, ensuring players can engage with the game in their preferred style.
The trailer’s closing moments evoke a strong sense of nostalgia, with a brief, tantalizing glimpse of a fan-favorite character geared to send chills down the spines of veteran players. In an official statement accompanying the trailer, Capcom emphasized their goal of delivering a "terrifying and memorable experience" for all Resident Evil fans, underscoring the careful attention given to both returning elements and new characters.
The addition of Grace Ashcroft represents a fresh narrative angle, promising to deepen the story’s intrigue and emotional resonance. Resident Evil Requiem is slated for global release on 27th February 2026, launching across multiple platforms including the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2.
Capcom’s confirmed support for the next-generation hardware signals the company’s ongoing partnership with Nintendo and dedication to providing cutting-edge gaming experiences.
Fans can look forward to full eShop availability, alongside traditional retail options, ensuring widespread access upon release. Capcom has a strong legacy in the Resident Evil franchise, with previous series installments exceeding 142 million units sold worldwide as of late 2023, according to company financial reports.
Each new entry in the series consistently ranks among the top performers on both Nintendo and PlayStation platforms, reinforcing Capcom’s reputation for quality and innovation. In related news, Capcom also presented a new trailer for Pragmata during the same event.
While details remain limited, the continued flow of high-profile announcements reaffirms Capcom’s influential role in shaping the contemporary gaming landscape. With the arrival of Resident Evil Requiem on the horizon and its strategic debut on Nintendo Switch 2, Capcom is poised to further cement the legacy of one of gaming’s most celebrated franchises.
Stay tuned to official channels for future updates as the February 2026 release draws closer.
