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This underrated Resident Evil game needs a Switch 2 resurrection for one reason
Resident Evil has been a long-standing staple in the horror gaming space, with so many titles and some great remakes, but there’s one specific entry that we really want to see make a triumphant return. Resident Evil Outbreak is celebrating its 21st birthday, and despite being the first RE game to dip its toes into the realm of multiplayer, it’s mostly remembered for some pretty terrible voice acting. After so many successful remakes, we think Capcom should turn its attention back to Outbreak, because not only would it play great on the Nintendo Switch 2, but it could definitely do with some sprucing up as far as the voice acting and soundtrack go - although, don’t get us wrong, that opening theme is still one of the greats in our opinion. Granted, even the best Resident Evil games don’t typically get any awards for stellar acting, but Outbreak definitely had a noticeable dip in vocal quality, to the point where it was almost comical listening to Jim shouting “good night!” like he had a massive grin on his face at the prospect of playing dead. So, we’d love to see a remake appear on the upcoming Switch 2, just to escape the one-note whispers of Yoko. Continue reading This underrated Resident Evil game needs a Switch 2 resurrection for one reason
Resident Evil has been a long-standing staple in the horror gaming space, with so many titles and some great remakes, but there’s one specific entry that we really want to see make a triumphant return. Resident Evil Outbreak is celebrating its 21st birthday, and despite being the first RE game to dip its toes into the realm of multiplayer, it’s mostly remembered for some pretty terrible voice acting.
After so many successful remakes, we think Capcom should turn its attention back to Outbreak, because not only would it play great on the Nintendo Switch 2, but it could definitely do with some sprucing up as far as the voice acting and soundtrack go - although, don’t get us wrong, that opening theme is still one of the greats in our opinion.
Granted, even the best Resident Evil games don’t typically get any awards for stellar acting, but Outbreak definitely had a noticeable dip in vocal quality, to the point where it was almost comical listening to Jim shouting “good night!” like he had a massive grin on his face at the prospect of playing dead. So, we’d love to see a remake appear on the upcoming Switch 2, just to escape the one-note whispers of Yoko.
