Following the release of the Nintendo Switch 2, the console has seen several third-party ports.
Given that the past generation was lacking in this regard, it's been nothing but good news. Those who only owned a Nintendo Switch missed out on some pretty incredible third-party experiences.
In fact, they were able to experience some of these at launch, notably with Cyberpunk 2077 and Yakuza 0: Director's Cut.
Sadly, it seems like most third-party Switch 2 ports are lacking in the performance department. There's been plenty of controversy in this regard, not just with the utilization of the game-key card function, but also with the overall performance. Borderlands 4 was recently delayed for the Switch 2, and other third-party games are reportedly not up to the task of running efficiently.
There is, however, one upcoming third-party game that's apparently up to the challenge, and it's the one I least expected.
Capcom Credits RE Engine For Resident Evil Requiem's Performance On The Nintendo Switch 2
One of the biggest surprises with the most recent Nintendo Direct was the announcement of Resident Evil Requiem for the Nintendo Switch 2.
The franchise's reboot of Resident Evil 7 and...
