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Resident Evil Revelations 1 And 2 Heading To Switch In November
The Revelations subseires of Resident Evil isn't has highly-revered as the core series, but it has its moments. Capcom seems confident in the series, as it continues to remaster and release the games across multiple platforms (earlier this year saw the release of the original Revelations on modern consoles).
Switch owners will now be able to get in on the underrated fun of the series, as both Revelations 1 and 2 will are headed to the console on November 28, which means you'll be able to move and play the game at the same time, which matches the groundbreaking step the series took of letting you shoot while moving. To read our original reviews of both, you can click on the following links.
[Source: Capcom official Twitter page]
Our Take
Revelations 2 is an underrated classic, and among the best games in the series, behind 4, the RE1 Remaster, 5, and maybe 2. The more people play it, the better.
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