Resident Evil: Code Veronica Coming to Switch 2 in 2027

Capcom announced that Resident Evil: Code Veronica will be released for Nintendo Switch 2 in 2027. The company confirmed the title for Nintendo’s next-generation system but did not provide a specific day or month for the launch.

The publisher shared the 2027 window through its official channels and did not clarify whether the Switch 2 edition will be a direct port, an HD remaster, or include additional content or quality-of-life updates. Details on pricing, special editions, preorder options and regional rollout have not been provided.

Capcom stated the game is being prepared specifically for Switch 2 and did not list any hardware-specific features, performance targets, or whether physical copies will be offered alongside a digital release. The company indicated further technical and release details will be announced as development progresses.

Resident Evil: Code Veronica first launched on Sega’s Dreamcast in 2000. The numbered entry follows Claire Redfield and, later, Chris Redfield as they confront a viral threat connected to the Ashford family. Capcom has reissued the title on other consoles since its original release.

In recent years Capcom has released full remakes of earlier Resident Evil games for modern platforms. Bringing Code Veronica to Switch 2 continues the company’s pattern of updating legacy entries for current hardware.

Capcom added that more information, including the scope of the Switch 2 version and whether the release will tie into other Resident Evil projects or anniversaries, will be provided at a later date. Until then, the publisher’s announcement sets a 2027 target year for the title’s arrival on Nintendo’s new system.