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The Resident Evil 4 remake has arrived on the Switch 2, though the port experiences notable performance inconsistencies. While the game maintains the core action-horror identity of the original, the handheld experience is marred by technical issues that contrast with the smoother performance of other Capcom titles on the platform.
Gameplay remains focused on intense combat, allowing players to utilize a variety of weapons and physical maneuvers like roundhouse kicks to manage crowds of enemies. The remake introduces narrative adjustments and new scenes to refine the pacing, though some dialogue choices are criticized for feeling overly scripted for the player rather than the protagonist, Leon S. Kennedy.
In handheld mode, the reviewer reports frequent stuttering, particularly during mob encounters or camera rotation. Visual quality is also a concern, with persistent blurriness and texture loading delays affecting the environment. These issues are described as unpleasant, with the reviewer noting that similar visual drawbacks appear on other handheld devices like the Steam Deck and ROG Ally.
Docked mode offers a significantly better experience, eliminating the stuttering issues and providing improved lighting through HDR support. Despite these benefits, the handheld performance has raised concerns regarding future Capcom ports, such as Monster Hunter Wilds, leading the reviewer to suggest that this specific title may be best experienced while docked.
