Today’s Nintendo Direct debuted new Switch 2 gameplay for Resident Evil Requiem, the ninth mainline entry in the storied survival horror series, launching February 27, 2026. Available on Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, the game follows legendary agent Leon S. Kennedy and FBI analyst Grace Ashcroft through an intense narrative. For the first time in the series, players can freely switch between first and third-person perspectives, blending heart-pounding action with classic survival horror.
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Big news from today’s Nintendo Direct: Capcom just dropped the PRAGMATA Sketchbook demo! You can grab it right now for free on Nintendo Switch™ 2, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam.
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Capcom has released a free demo for Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection with progress carrying over to the full release.
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It’s no surprise that the Life is Strange series has gained popularity over the years with its fantastic drama, emotional sound track, and its cast of colorful characters. Even after the conclusion of Life is Strange: Double Exposure, I am still clamoring for more. Square Enix has announced that a new title is in the works titled Life is Strange: Reunion, launching on March 26.
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Capcom just dropped a ton of news for Resident Evil Requiem, which officially arrives on February 27, 2026. The game splits the spotlight between series legend Leon Kennedy and a new face, Grace Ashcroft. Their playstyles are totally different: Leon is all about "refined gunplay" and aggressive combat—including a sick new tomahawk parry—while Grace brings back those classic, spine-tingling horror vibes. Playing as Grace means navigating tight spaces with barely any ammo and using a creepy new crafting system where you actually harvest blood from zombies to survive.
It’s not just about the gameplay, though; Capcom is going big on tech and real-world gear. The game will look incredible on PC thanks to NVIDIA DLSS 4, and it’s also hitting the Nintendo Switch 2 on day one. They even teamed up with Porsche for a custom in-game ride and Hamilton for some limited-edition watches. With a 30th-anniversary concert tour and the first-ever Resident Evil Amiibo on the way, Requiem is looking like a massive love letter to fans.
Check out the full showcase below.
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