Capcom has officially launched Resident Evil Requiem on Nintendo Switch 2, introducing the acclaimed survival horror franchise to the next-generation Nintendo platform.
Widely regarded as one of Capcom’s most influential video game series, Resident Evil continues its legacy of delivering immersive and harrowing gameplay experiences.
This latest release not only celebrates the arrival of Resident Evil Requiem but also underscores the franchise’s continued appeal and innovation on modern hardware. Resident Evil Requiem sets a new benchmark for storytelling and horror elements within the series.
The game enables players to step into the roles of FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft and the series’ iconic agent, Leon S.
Kennedy.
By blending the distinct investigative gameplay of Ashcroft’s storyline with Leon’s signature pulse-pounding action sequences, Resident Evil Requiem offers a layered and emotionally charged experience.
Capcom has tailored the game’s mechanics to harness the advanced capabilities of the Nintendo Switch 2, ensuring optimized visuals and performance for fans of the genre. Speaking about the multiplatform release, a Capcom spokesperson stated that the team is thrilled to introduce Resident Evil Requiem to a wider audience, emphasizing their commitment to innovation and high-quality experiences across all major platforms.
The launch was accompanied by a dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 trailer, showcasing the game’s atmospheric environments, high-definition graphics, and signature survival horror gameplay.
According to Capcom, the game is available simultaneously on all other supported platforms, reinforcing their goal to make the Resident Evil universe more accessible than ever. In addition to Resident Evil Requiem, Capcom has released Nintendo Switch 2 versions of both Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Village (also known as Biohazard Village in some regions).
These titles have also received dedicated launch trailers, providing fans with a comprehensive Resident Evil experience on Nintendo’s latest hardware.
All three titles are now available for global download via the eShop, further expanding the Nintendo Switch 2’s robust library of high-quality third-party games. The release of Resident Evil Requiem marks another significant achievement for Capcom, whose Resident Evil series has surpassed 131 million units shipped worldwide as of March 2024.
With the addition of these titles to Nintendo Switch 2, Capcom continues to solidify its presence as a leader in the survival horror genre.
For further updates, players are encouraged to check the official Capcom website and follow upcoming Nintendo Direct presentations for more news about the Resident Evil franchise.
Widely regarded as one of Capcom’s most influential video game series, Resident Evil continues its legacy of delivering immersive and harrowing gameplay experiences.
This latest release not only celebrates the arrival of Resident Evil Requiem but also underscores the franchise’s continued appeal and innovation on modern hardware. Resident Evil Requiem sets a new benchmark for storytelling and horror elements within the series.
The game enables players to step into the roles of FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft and the series’ iconic agent, Leon S.
Kennedy.
By blending the distinct investigative gameplay of Ashcroft’s storyline with Leon’s signature pulse-pounding action sequences, Resident Evil Requiem offers a layered and emotionally charged experience.
Capcom has tailored the game’s mechanics to harness the advanced capabilities of the Nintendo Switch 2, ensuring optimized visuals and performance for fans of the genre. Speaking about the multiplatform release, a Capcom spokesperson stated that the team is thrilled to introduce Resident Evil Requiem to a wider audience, emphasizing their commitment to innovation and high-quality experiences across all major platforms.
The launch was accompanied by a dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 trailer, showcasing the game’s atmospheric environments, high-definition graphics, and signature survival horror gameplay.
According to Capcom, the game is available simultaneously on all other supported platforms, reinforcing their goal to make the Resident Evil universe more accessible than ever. In addition to Resident Evil Requiem, Capcom has released Nintendo Switch 2 versions of both Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Village (also known as Biohazard Village in some regions).
These titles have also received dedicated launch trailers, providing fans with a comprehensive Resident Evil experience on Nintendo’s latest hardware.
All three titles are now available for global download via the eShop, further expanding the Nintendo Switch 2’s robust library of high-quality third-party games. The release of Resident Evil Requiem marks another significant achievement for Capcom, whose Resident Evil series has surpassed 131 million units shipped worldwide as of March 2024.
With the addition of these titles to Nintendo Switch 2, Capcom continues to solidify its presence as a leader in the survival horror genre.
For further updates, players are encouraged to check the official Capcom website and follow upcoming Nintendo Direct presentations for more news about the Resident Evil franchise.
