In actual fact, the powers at play are more complicated. Going into Katana ZERO, I at first assumed the protagonist had such an ability, to unravel the myriad threads of time and essentially try again whenever they caught a stray bullet to the face. I won’t go into details here for fear of ruining your innocence forever, but suffice to say the ability to wind back time in the event of a cock-up could have saved me an awful lot of embarrassment and the government an awful lot of paperwork in the early noughties. I can think of many, many times in my life when a do-over would have been just awesome.
Katana zero stealth prison Pc#
Simultaneously released on Nintendo Switch and PC
Katana zero stealth prison driver#
My opinion will always be that Resident Evil is absolutely worth playing, however unless the issue of portability is your main driver for choosing this version then you are perhaps better served playing it on another platform. For example, this version doesn’t make use of the motion control functionality that the Switch can provide which means that this version is simply a straight port of the previous remastered versions, and as such my biggest issue is the pricing. There are some largely imperceptible differences in terms of the load times when going through a door, with it feeling like it takes a fraction of a second longer while in handheld, but overall it runs well in my preferred handheld mode.Īs for content, sadly both this version and Resident Evil 0 along with it have arrived onto Switch with no new console specific content. Resident Evil remains a great game with a fantastic blend of jump scares and environmental puzzle solving, and it performs very well in both docked and hand held modes. The cutscenes have received a lovely HD touch-up and there are some really clever uses of light that look gorgeous on both the big and small screen. So too is the option to choose your control scheme with the original controls and an alternate version that new and old players may well find more comfortable to use. This Switch version is pretty much a direct port of the remastered version of the 2015 release on Xbox and PlayStation, itself a remaster of the Gamecube version released in 2002, five years after the original released.įor fans, this particular version is still an excellent remaster featuring the function to switch up the display between the original 4:3 to the more modern widescreen format. It’s becoming pretty difficult to keep track of just how many times Capcom will release a version of Resident Evil on home consoles. Originally released on multiple consoles and PC and scored 9/10 on Xbox One
These reviews aren’t just to talk about the game but to look at how the games run and play on the Switch and how they use the Switch features. If you’re new to the Switch Re:Port Reviews on the Geek, I (with the help of the fine folk here) look at the Switch ports of games that have been released on other platforms. Today’s Switch Re:Port Review looks at the newest Atelier game, one of Devolver Digital’s best games, Onion Games’ mobile port to Switch, a Resident Evil game, and more.
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