Capcom Brings Heavy Hitting Survival Horror to the Upcoming Nintendo Platform
AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·
Capcom has confirmed that the modern remakes of Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, and Resident Evil 4 are heading to Nintendo's next generation hardware.
Nintendo fans are getting a massive injection of classic survival horror. Capcom is bringing the acclaimed modern remakes of Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, and Resident Evil 4 to Nintendo's successor console, currently referred to as the Switch 2, following a reveal during the latest Nintendo Direct presentation. This slate of releases signals strong third party support for the upcoming hardware, proving that portable players will not have to miss out on graphically demanding, mature titles.
The inclusion of these three heavy hitters gives players on the go a chance to experience some of the finest single player campaigns in recent memory. Running these intense titles on next generation portable hardware also points to serious performance leaps for Nintendo, likely leveraging modern upscaling tech to keep the atmospheric lighting and frantic combat running smoothly.
Alongside the Resident Evil announcements, the September 2026 Direct showcased plenty of other titles, including a fresh story and release date trailer for Hela: of Mice & Magic. As hardware details continue to emerge, these announcements give players a clearer picture of what their future cross platform libraries will look like. Original reporting comes via IGN South Africa.
Tags: Nintendo, Resident Evil, Switch 2, Capcom, Survival Horror
Original article: IGN South Africa