While Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Village are already ‘playable' on the Nintendo Switch, the games are only available in cloud form, meaning they don't run natively on the Switch hardware. Now with the much more powerful Switch 2 on the market, Capcom can finally bring native versions of these games to Nintendo's home console hybrid platform. 

On February 27th 2026, Resident Evil 7 and its sequel, Resident Evil Village, will launch on Switch 2. The games will contain feature parity with the other console versions of the game and better yet, Switch 2 owners will be able to catch up on the story in time for Resident Evil Requiem, the grand finale to this trilogy of games.

Resident Evil Requiem (Resident Evil 9) will also release on Switch 2 on February 27th 2026, the same day as other platforms. Recent rumours suggest that the Resident Evil Remakes will also come to Switch 2, but it seems that we won't get confirmation on that until next year.

Currently, the Resident Evil Remake series spans three games – Resident Evil 2, 3 and 4. There is no word on whether Capcom will continue with the remakes for Resident Evil 5 and 6.

KitGuru Says: Resident Evil has always been popular on Nintendo platforms, so this news should come as no surprise. Hopefully those remakes aren't too far off either. 

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Following years of silence, it seems as though we might finally be getting our first proper look at Insomniac Games’ Marvel’s Wolverine some time this month. Ahead of any official showings, leakers have now claimed that the PS5 exclusive is set to arrive some time next year – with Marvel’s Venom planned to release in the years following.

As reported by MP1ST, “someone familiar with the situation” confirmed to the publication that Marvel’s Wolverine is currently planned to launch some time in 2026.

While not too surprising given the previous data breach which suggested as such, this seems to indicate that the hack has fortunately not impacted development too badly.

Though yet to be officially announced by Insomniac Games, the same hack revealed that the team is also working on a Venom-focused spin-off. According to MP1ST, this project is much further away, with the sources simply confirming that the title is still “in development.”

Additional information, including potential story spoilers, can be found HERE. That said, it is exciting to know that despite the cancellation of the multiplayer Spider-Man project, Insomniac still has plenty of exciting things cooking in the oven.

Hopefully we will learn more about Marvel’s Wolverine in particular during the rumoured upcoming State of Play later this month.

KitGuru says: What do you think of Insomniac Games’ output this generation? Are you more excited for the Venom of Wolverine game? Let us know down below.

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