The holiday season is in full gear now, and gamers can reap the benefits by enjoying significant game discounts. Retailers and online game stores are continuing to offer big price cuts in an effort to appeal to those who have just received (or bought) a new game system during the holiday shopping season.
The latest series of games to be greatly discounted is theResident Evilseries, exclusively on the Nintendo Switch.
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Not everyResident Evilgame is available on the Nintendo Switch, unfortunately. However, the majority of the coreResident Evilseries launched on the Switchearlier this year, so players can experience some of the series' greatest hits. Players can expect to pick up every main game and side-game available on the Switch at significant discounts. The prices are as follows.
Resident Evil 0- $14.99 (originally $29.99)
Resident Evil- $14.99 (originally $29.99)
Resident Evil 4- $19.99 (originally $29.99)
Resident Evil 5- $19.99 (originally $29.99)
Resident Evil 6- $19.99 (originally $29.99)
Resident Evil Revelations- $9.99 (originally $19.99)
Resident Evil Revelations 2- $9.99 (originally $19.99)
Unfortunately,Resident Evil 7as well as theResident Evil 2Remakeare unavailable on Switch. However, for those who have missed out on these other franchise entries or just want to have a portable version that they can carry anywhere, this sale is a great time to jump in and get the games.
While not allResident Evilgames have made it to the Switch, it’s still a great time to be aResident Evilfan.Resident Evil 3is getting the remake treatment, as was announced officially during the PlayStation State of Play earlier this month. The game is also includingProject Resistanceas a multiplayer mode extra. While fans probably can’t expect this game to come to the Switch, all other current-gen consoles and the PC will get it, so chances are most will be able to play on some other system.
While the Switch versions of these games don’t allow for mods, so there won’t be any hilarious moments like being chased by a tiny Mr. X, they do have some unique features of their own. For example,Resident Evil 5and6received an update that added gyroscopic aimingand motion controls, similar to the original treatment thatResident Evil4received on the Wii, giving players one more way to control their characters' aiming. Oddly enough, this feature remains absent on theResident Evil 4Switch release.
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