Capcom has officially unveiled amiibo figures for both Grace Ashcroft and Leon S.
Kennedy, coinciding with their roles in the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 title, Resident Evil Requiem.
First announced several months ago, the initial confirmation centered on a Grace Ashcroft amiibo, fueling excitement among fans eager to expand their collections and enjoy exclusive in-game features on Nintendo’s next-generation hardware.
The news expanded during this week’s Partner Showcase, with Capcom confirming that the iconic Leon S.
Kennedy will also receive his own amiibo.
Alongside the announcement, Capcom offered fans their first glimpse at both figures.
According to the publisher, the Resident Evil Requiem amiibo will launch in summer 2024, though specific pricing and an official release date are yet to be disclosed. Utilizing the amiibo in Resident Evil Requiem unlocks unique weapon skins, providing an extra layer of customization and incentive for collectors and players alike.
During the Partner Showcase presentation, viewers were treated to a preview of one exclusive weapon skin, teasing further in-game unlockables tied to the figures.
Capcom has indicated that additional details will be shared closer to the amiibo’s release, encouraging fans to stay tuned for updates. While pre-orders for the Grace Ashcroft and Leon S.
Kennedy amiibo have not yet opened, eager players can already secure their copy of Resident Evil Requiem for Nintendo Switch 2, with listings available at major retailers like Amazon.
The game itself is scheduled for release on February 27, 2024, marking a significant milestone as one of the first major third-party titles for the Nintendo Switch 2 platform. Resident Evil Requiem continues Capcom’s legacy of bringing the acclaimed survival horror franchise to new audiences.
The inclusion of amiibo functionality highlights the publisher’s commitment to leveraging Nintendo’s unique hardware features, enhancing player engagement and collectability.
As more information becomes available, Capcom encourages fans to follow official channels for announcements regarding the amiibo launch and related game content.
Kennedy, coinciding with their roles in the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 title, Resident Evil Requiem.
First announced several months ago, the initial confirmation centered on a Grace Ashcroft amiibo, fueling excitement among fans eager to expand their collections and enjoy exclusive in-game features on Nintendo’s next-generation hardware.
The news expanded during this week’s Partner Showcase, with Capcom confirming that the iconic Leon S.
Kennedy will also receive his own amiibo.
Alongside the announcement, Capcom offered fans their first glimpse at both figures.
According to the publisher, the Resident Evil Requiem amiibo will launch in summer 2024, though specific pricing and an official release date are yet to be disclosed. Utilizing the amiibo in Resident Evil Requiem unlocks unique weapon skins, providing an extra layer of customization and incentive for collectors and players alike.
During the Partner Showcase presentation, viewers were treated to a preview of one exclusive weapon skin, teasing further in-game unlockables tied to the figures.
Capcom has indicated that additional details will be shared closer to the amiibo’s release, encouraging fans to stay tuned for updates. While pre-orders for the Grace Ashcroft and Leon S.
Kennedy amiibo have not yet opened, eager players can already secure their copy of Resident Evil Requiem for Nintendo Switch 2, with listings available at major retailers like Amazon.
The game itself is scheduled for release on February 27, 2024, marking a significant milestone as one of the first major third-party titles for the Nintendo Switch 2 platform. Resident Evil Requiem continues Capcom’s legacy of bringing the acclaimed survival horror franchise to new audiences.
The inclusion of amiibo functionality highlights the publisher’s commitment to leveraging Nintendo’s unique hardware features, enhancing player engagement and collectability.
As more information becomes available, Capcom encourages fans to follow official channels for announcements regarding the amiibo launch and related game content.
