Nintendo has issued a crucial advisory for players of Resident Evil Requiem on the Switch 2, urging that the day one patch (Version 1.1.0) be installed prior to gameplay. This update, which was made available on launch day, February 27, includes several unspecified fixes to enhance the gaming experience. Players are encouraged to connect online for the patch to download automatically. The significance of this release not only marks a return of a new Resident Evil title to a Nintendo platform after several years, but also highlights the capabilities of the Switch 2 in handling high-performance games.

What does the day one patch for Resident Evil Requiem include?

The day one patch for Resident Evil Requiem includes several fixes to improve gameplay, although specific details about these fixes have not been disclosed by Nintendo. It is important for players to ensure this patch is installed by connecting their console to the internet before starting the game.

Resident Evil Requiem is notable for being the first new title in the Resident Evil franchise to be released on a Nintendo system in over a decade, with the last being Resident Evil: Revelations on the 3DS in 2012. The game is a landmark for Capcom, as it showcases the Switch 2's impressive capabilities, allowing it to run the game smoothly. Director Koshi Nakanishi expressed initial skepticism about the system's performance but was pleased to discover that it could handle the game without compromises, merging elements of survival horror into a uniquely engaging experience.