Capcom is bringing three major survival horror remakes to the Nintendo Switch 2, giving players a portable way to experience the series' most polished entries. The titles will arrive digitally on October 16, 2026, allowing fans to carry the saga anywhere. This release schedule suggests a strong push for the new console's library, though the 2026 date raises questions about whether it is a typo for 2025.
Capcom confirms digital releases for three survival horror titles
The lineup includes the Resident Evil 2 Deluxe Edition, Resident Evil 3, and Resident Evil 4 Gold Edition. Capcom described the collection as a chance to "Enjoy this saga of survival horror to your heart’s content – anytime, anywhere." Each edition bundles specific content to enhance the base game experience for Switch 2 owners.
The Resident Evil 2 release will feature the Deluxe Edition, which includes the base game and its expansion pack. Resident Evil 4 arrives as the Gold Edition, bundling the main story with the Separate Ways expansion and additional extra DLC. The source does not specify any downloadable content included with the Resident Evil 3 release.
We touched on Capcom Uses Resident Evil Remakes to in our earlier Capcom coverage. Capcom has utilized the revenue from these remakes to support the development of new intellectual properties. The digital-only release on Switch 2 marks a significant expansion of the franchise's reach to the latest handheld hardware.
Capcom confirmed the October 16 release date for all three titles on the Nintendo Switch 2. Players can expect the Deluxe and Gold editions to offer complete experiences with all major add-ons included. The availability of these remakes on the new platform sets the stage for the series' continued presence on portable devices.
Source: VideoGameChronicles
