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The Switch Version Of Resident Evil Revelations Has Exclusive Retro Minigames
Capcom announced that two minigames are coming exclusively to the Nintendo Switch version of Resident Evil Revelations Collection, including a reskin of Ghouls n' Ghosts starring secret best Resident Evil character Barry Burton.
The other minigame, Ghost Ship, challenges what seems to be a very pixelated Jill Valentine to shoot pink oozes and that woman who doesn't know how to wear a wetsuit aboard the ship in Resident Evil Revelations. The two minigames reflect off their respective games, Ghost Ship for the first game, and Ghouls n' Homunculi for Barry's adventure to rescue his daughter in Revelations 2.
The strange new additions also feed back into the games' Raid modes, letting you earn BP and other bonuses to take into your BOW-killing extra modes.
Check out the two separate trailers for the minigames below. Resident Evil Revelations Collection releases on November 28 on the Nintendo Switch, containing both games. While available at retail, only the first game is on the Switch cart due to size restrictions, with the second game being a download from the eShop for owners.
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