Resident Evil Requiem Amiibo pricing and release date revealed

Resident Evil requests Fans will want to get ready for July, as compatible Amiibo for the game will launch then. While Resident Evil requests With the Switch 2 coming out at the same time as other consoles, players on Nintendo consoles will have to wait a lot longer to fully unlock everything the game has to offer on that system.

Resident Evil requests Introduces new protagonist Grace, and sees the return of series favorite Leon S. Kennedy as the two search for answers in the remains of Raccoon City. Like last time Resident Evil games, players will be able to unlock a variety of cosmetics, skins and bonuses through their playthrough, but at least two unlocks won't be accessible soon on Switch 2.

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The Resident Evil Requiem Amiibo will be a long wait

Resident Evil requestsThe Amiibo now has a release date of July 30, 2026. Fans will be able to pick up Leon and Grace separately, as a couple pack has not been announced. While pricing in the West has not yet been revealed, Capcom's Japan store currently lists both Amiibo at 3,080 yen, which is the equivalent of $19.75 USD as of publication time. Although it's possible that the price could be changed for the US market, most standard Amiibo are affordable enough, so players don't have to spend a lot of money on them.

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Unfortunately, that means a couple of weapon skins on the Nintendo Switch 2 version Resident Evil requests The game will be locked for the players after the month of launch. So far, only one of the weapon skins for Leon has been revealed. The skin, called Neon, lives up to the name with a blue, green, pink, and red color scheme that will stand out in a dark and gritty environment. Resident Evil requests. However, despite the fact that the game has launched for the Nintendo Switch 2, it has not been shown that the skin players will eventually be able to unlock with Grace's Amiibo. It is possible that this unlocks an equivalent neon skin for one of his weapons, but this is unconfirmed.

Thankfully, there are still tons of skins, filters, and more available Resident Evil requests Which does not require an Amiibo to unlock. Deluxe Edition of Resident Evil requests Leon includes five additional costumes for the two playable characters from Film Noir, Apocalypse, and Achieving. Resident Evil 4 costumes, while Grace also gets a film noir costume, and which is based on it Resident Evil VillageLady Dimitrescu. Four weapon skins, two screen filters, two charms, an audio pack, and data files are also included in the deluxe edition. Those who didn't buy the Deluxe Edition won't be missing out entirely, as there are a couple costumes, charms, and perhaps most importantly, infinite ammo and infinite ink ribbons that can be unlocked by playing the game, completing challenges, and using challenge points.

Although Amiibo are intended for in-game functionality, many fans of the survival horror franchise will pick up the figures to collect and display, placing less priority on their impact on gameplay. Some players won't mind not being able to use neon weapon skins at launch or planning to buy amiibo. However, waiting five months after launch might disappoint some fans who like to unlock everything in the game 100%.

While the Amiibo news is potentially disappointing, it looks like the game itself is a hit. A preliminary review of Resident Evil requests Very positive. While Resident Evil 6 At one time it failed in its attempt to appeal to more traditional survival horror fans as well as those who liked action. Resident Evil 5It seems so Resident Evil requests Has taken the idea of many playstyles and made it work. Both Capcom and Nintendo have praised the game for doing well on the console.