We play through the opening hour of Capcom's latest horror game.

With the new smartwatch just being unveiled to the world, we share some early thoughts on the stylish and versatile gadget.

With the latest iteration of the smartwatch just unveiled to the public, we unpack and take a first glimpse at the sleek and useful gadget.

REVIl looks... pretty much identical (?) when you compare the XSX to the Switch 2, as shown by this clip. For the recording, both run at forced 1080p, no HDR. Will you motion-control Ethan Winters on the go?

We take on as many demos as we can in this special livestream.

We kick and shoot our way through the Elbridge section with Mr. Kennedy on a docked Nintendo Switch 2 (1080p, no HDR, but you can go 4K HDR). Do you think the lack of ray tracing makes a big difference?

This is how the adventure starts for Grace Ashcroft on a docked Nintendo Switch 2 (on 1080p, no HDR). How do you like the game looks on the hybrid system?

We experience the first moments as Leon S. Kennedy in Capcom's latest horror game.

How much difference can you notice in terms of fidelity, details, lighting, effects, hair, and geometry? Here are some PS5 and Switch 2 side-by-side excerpts from Grace's and Leon's first few steps into the survival horror world of Requiem, the ninth mainline entry to Capcom's series. With these you can check out and compare cutscenes, first-person gameplay, and third-person action.

We play through the first 26 minutes of Capcom's latest horror game, specifically the first moments as Grace Ashcroft.