Resident Evil Revelations Collection - Standard Edition - Nintendo Switch

Going into Resident Evil Revelations Collection I already knew that they split the 2 games up as a physical and download due to data restrictions, but my only complaint is Capcom could've been more conservative since 26GB is a bit much. Now that I got that out of the way Resident Evil Revelations 1 is fantastic and I thought that when I played the demo for 3DS and Wii U, but never got the games at that time. Revelations appears to be 1080P at 60FPS in Docked mode and 720P at 60FPS in Handheld mode for the tech portion of things. The game runs super smooth and sounds amazing additionally the motion controls are very fluid and add more precision to shots and knife combat. I also like using the motion controls to break out of grabs instead of barring down on the left thumb stick so I think this is a solid port of the game.Revelations 2 on the other hand runs marginally slower overall, but still very smooth so I would say 1080P at 30FPS in Docked and 720P at 30FPS in Handheld mode. This game is available via a 23.6GB download code which is pretty hefty, but it's a good game none-the-less and luckily Micro SD cards aren't that expensive for large capacity. The graphics look really good in this game, but the style of gameplay is similar to that of Resident Evil 5 and 6 and the game looks a lot more polished than it did on PS Vita so that is great. I would've rather had 2 cartridges or more compression to fit both on one 32GB cart, but it's fine either way. I would recommend these games if you never played them before as they are really fun and provide hours of content in addition to being great portable games.*Update (12/14/2017)* Apparently both games are actually running at 1080P with 60FPS the issue with inconsistency is mainly due to the frame rate being unlocked. This is a problem with Revelations 2 more so than Revelations so I hope a future patch can fix the issues with it so it runs smooth similar to the update the PS4 version got.

Great game, really like all the options of play. Ki da hard but keeps your interest up for a long time.

Code was no valid and was to many digits for the 2nd full game download I ordered a replacement but Capcom said they cant do anything about it and seems to be a ongoing thing when ordering with amazon so be aware before purchaseNew update: Got a replacement and still had a bad code Don't trust this company with game codes

This is an epic game definitely worth a play through. The first revelations in my opinion is one of the best resident evils of all time (not the best). Having it on the go is amazing and with excellent performance. This looks like the ps4/Xbox one remasters but these games are locked at 30fps to stay visually enhanced on the switch. I will say that revelations 2 isn’t great but it is fun especially with the new motion controls feature. Also I recommend using the amiibo support if you’re a returning veteran of this game. RAID mode is also insanely addictive. Also for everyone complaining about revelations 2 being digital, I agree there should have been a cartridge but the description on every website and the cartridges would have increased the price. Getting both of these games for $15 each is an awesome deal. Add a second cartridge would have been an extra $10. Maybe an option to buy both cartridges for those who want physical copies would have been good. I own very few digital copies because I like to collect the physical copies, however this doesn’t mean I would bomb the review with a one star. One star means broken or unplayable in gaming terms.

I received a code that wouldn't work with the eshop as it was 17 characters long. I reached out to the seller and they were able to get me the correct code. If you get the same issue, just reach out to the seller.

Some things you need to know about this collection:1. Revelations comes on the game cartridge, Revelations 2 is a digital download.2. Revelations plays quite well and can hit 50 to 60 FPS often, but not consistently. Load times are fast.3. Revelations 2 has severe frame rate drops and normally runs at 30 FPS or less with very rare bursts above that. Loading times are excessive, especially in Raid Mode.This mirrors the same situation on the XBox 360 where Revelations was designed for it and ran quite well, whereas Revelations 2 was designed for the XBox One and the 360 port suffered as a result. It's the same deal with the Switch. It's not bad, and it's not unplayable, but clearly the Switch doesn't have the horsepower or the port wasn't optimized enough.So take caution. If you own the game on a more powerful system you are better off with that. If all you have is a Switch you'll definitely enjoy it. But the performance is not optimal and is only average. I love this game, but the Switch version is definitely not the definitive version.

Wow, where to begin. Capcom crushed it with this release. Incredible ports. Full 1080p for both games, full 720p in handheld mode. No dynamic scaling res. It's full HD... all of the time. And it really shows. These games look incredible on Switch and the games are extremely done well done all-around. Motion controls (work fabulous, I almost want to say they work even better than Zelda). There is touchscreen support and even amiibo support! And exclusive mini games for loading screens or whenever you want.And the graphics look top notch. It feels like playing the Xbox One/PS4 versions, but on Switch. I remember the second game on Vita... wow, how far we've come. Never thought I'd be playing the PS4 versions in the palm of my hand with motion controls and amiibo content. Ha! If you own a Nintendo Switch, this game needs to be in your collection. Both of them.

Absolute joke. Quality control is abysmal. My original copy I received had a 17 digit code. The eshop accepts 16 digit codes and this did not work any way I fit it in. My replacement copy had the same exact issue, 17 digits. I’m contacting Resident evil at this moment.