I Played Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and It Might Be Capcom's Best Switch 2 Game
Since its launch, the Nintendo Switch 2 has received immense support from third-party studios, but few compare to Capcom’s output. This year alone, Capcom has released Monster Hunter Stories 3, Pragmata, and Resident Evil Requiem on Switch 2, day-and-date with other platforms. The Switch 2 versions are not without their compromises, but they are among the most visually impressive games on the system.
- ▪Since its launch, the Nintendo Switch 2 has received immense support from third-party studios, but few compare to Capcom’s output.
- ▪This year alone, Capcom has released Monster Hunter Stories 3, Pragmata, and Resident Evil Requiem on Switch 2, day-and-date with other platforms.
- ▪The Switch 2 versions are not without their compromises, but they are among the most visually impressive games on the system.
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Since its launch, the Nintendo Switch 2 has received immense support from third-party studios, but few compare to Capcom’s output. This year alone, Capcom has released Monster Hunter Stories 3, Pragmata, and Resident Evil Requiem on Switch 2, day-and-date with other platforms. The Switch 2 versions are not without their compromises, but they are among the most visually impressive games on the system. But ever since I demoed the upcoming Onimusha: Way of the Sword, I've been thinking that it may prove to be Capcom's most impressive Switch 2 release yet. Here's why.Demon Slaying Power in the Palm of Your HandIt's no secret that Onimusha: Way of the Sword is one of my most anticipated releases.
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