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Forums - Gaming - Capcom: we have no plans at the moment regarding Resident Evil on Switch

d21lewis on 22 January 2017

We can make a million threads about the games Switch isn't getting. I'm just going to stay hyped up for the games it IS getting. I'll wait for future announcements but I don't expect a lot of third party support for a while.



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vivster on 22 January 2017

Already capitulating to Fatal Frame.



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Trunkin on 22 January 2017

I'm pretty sure Switch could run the game if Capcom really wanted to port it, but handheld gaming is basically the opposite of VR. They probably don't think it would be a good fit.



AnthonyW86 on 22 January 2017

The proble isn't that the Switch is too weak, the problem is that their only new console is a tablet.



Renna Hazel on 22 January 2017

Resident Evil 7 looks really boring. I'll take a port of RE4 though. I'm almost sure this will happen.



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oniyide on 22 January 2017

I dont know why people were believing it was coming anyway



Teriol on 22 January 2017
Alkibiádēs said:
Qwark said:
The Switch isn't powerful enough for a cheap port for demanding games.

Resident Evil VII isn't a demanding game, however. 

1. Windows 7,8,10

2. Intel core 6300 or AMD FX 6300

3. 8GB ram

4. Gforce 760 or AMD R7 260 with 2Gb of graphic memory (lol) even a ps3 can run this game hahahah

5. Direct X9 (LOL)

Hardware specification target 1080P/30FPS

This game is everything except demanding .




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WC4Life on 22 January 2017

Who cares nowadays about Resident Evil. Titanfall on the other hand...
...
wait Titanfall...
Who gives a shit about a flopped game. Skyrim, yes give me Skyrim for $60.



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Teriol on 22 January 2017

Let's compare a third party game for the Switch like STEEP:

1. Intel Core i7 3770k at 3.5 Ghz or AMD FX 8350 at 4. Ghz
2. 8gb ram
3. Gforce 970 or Radeon R9 390 (This are good cards)
4. Direct X 11

This setting target 1080 p 30fps

So how in the world a very demanding game is on Switch but other game less demanding is not?? LOL



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Veknoid_Outcast on 22 January 2017
d21lewis said:
We can make a million threads about the games Switch isn't getting. I'm just going to stay hyped up for the games it IS getting. I'll wait for future announcements but I don't expect a lot of third party support for a while.

But let's remember that AAA third party support isn't all third party support. Switch will get games from Capcom, Altus, Sega, Bandai, Aksys, etc. It'll get Western indies. Plus the combined first party support of 3DS and WiiU.

Too many folks look past these titles and see only the empty space where Resident Evil or Titanfall 2 should be. They assume that AAA games are what makes a console worthwhile. The success of Wii, 3DS, and DS, and the failure of WiiU and Vita prove otherwise.