Capcom’s Resident Evil remakes—Resident Evil 2 (2019), Resident Evil 3 (2020), and Resident Evil 4 (2023)—have launched on Nintendo Switch 2. The releases bring the three games to the newer handheld platform, allowing players to access the Raccoon City and related adventures on the go.
Outlets report the move as an upgrade for Switch 2 users and highlight that the titles are now available together on the console. One source focuses on the practical aspect of playing without needing a Wi-Fi connection, while another emphasizes how the games perform and how they showcase Capcom’s RE Engine on Nintendo hardware. While visual performance is described as generally strong, one account notes that Resident Evil 4 may have more limits in visual parity compared with other platforms. Overall, coverage centers on availability on Switch 2 and the technical fit of the RE remakes with the handheld’s capabilities.
