More importantly, Diablo II: Resurrected is one of the few titles that released day and date on the Nintendo Switch alongside all other major platforms. It had to fight the usual server issues at launch, which feels like a depressing routine that all major releases have to go through nowadays. Diablo II: Resurrected is the first major release since then, so there's a lot riding on the title. Get the digital version of The House of the Dead: Remake for $24.99, or check out the physical limited editions from publisher Forever Entertainment (worldwide shipping available).Blizzard has been going through a bit of a rough patch of its own creation, both in terms of recent game releases and workplace climate. If you're a fan of the original game, consider the remake a safe, bloody buy. We'll have more to say about The House of the Dead: Remake soon. See our multiplayer details story to learn how the co-op and competitive modes work.

The House of the Dead: Remake is a light-gun-style rail shooter that supports 2-player local co-op. Let's hope an Xbox Series S|X version (unannounced) will really showcase the remake's graphics work sometime in the future. Trust us, though: the Switch version is very playable in Performance Mode. Disabling Performance Mode will result in higher quality graphics with a lower frame rate. This gallery showcases Performance Mode, in which graphical detail is dialed down a bit in order to maintain a smooth frame rate. Gaze upon our many screenshots of the first level to see! The Switch version also adds an optional performance mode in order to keep the frame rate high.

Naturally, it substantially improves the graphics over those of the aging 1996 arcade game.

Resurrected by Forever Entertainment, the same masterminds behind Panzer Dragoon: Remake, this new release is a faithful from-the-ground-up recreation of SEGA's original House of the Dead light-gun arcade game. The House of the Dead: Remake is finally available on Nintendo Switch.

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