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Capcom Brings Resident Evil Remake Trilogy to Nintendo Switch 2

Early reviews report 60 frames-per-second native ports with bundled DLC, handheld HDR, motion-control support, short-term launch discounts, smooth docked, handheld performance

Overview

  • Reviewers with early access say Capcom delivered native Switch 2 versions of Resident Evil 2, 3 and 4 that run at a steady 60 FPS and use upscaling tech to keep performance smooth.
  • The Switch 2 releases are feature-complete ports that include Resident Evil 4 Gold Edition with Separate Ways, Resident Evil 2’s Ghost Survivors content, extra costumes and special weapons.
  • Technical trade-offs include some reduced texture detail and occasional aliasing from DLSS upscaling, while the ports add HDR and JoyCon motion‑control options for handheld play.
  • Critics praise the ports for stable docked and handheld performance and recommend the Switch 2 editions as the best portable way to play these remakes.
  • The ports mark a step for Nintendo’s new console as a viable third‑party platform and may encourage more high-end native releases while offering players a portable alternative to higher‑fidelity PC and next‑gen versions.