Did you truly think Capcom would finally stop porting the Resident Evil series to new systems? Unsurprisingly, Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil and Resident Evil 4 have found their way on to Switch, with pretty good ports apparently. Not that it can be considered as a feat, mind you, but it's still nice to be able to play RE1 (the Gamecube remake) and RE0 (the original episode released on GC) in handheld mode. The fourth installment in the franchise is a cult classic without a doubt, but because it's in full 3D, it might look a bit dated on some aspects. Even gameplay wise, it requires a bit of getting used to for some reason, but maybe it's just us. Aside from that, it is without a doubt an episode to discover asap if you have never played it.

Lots of videos are coming this week and it's now Resident Evil 0 that we can show you on Xbox One, thanks to our friends from the Xbox network. We let you discover these 2 videos showing the beginning of the adventure.

Resident Evil 0 is avaialble today for $19.99. Those who missed the remaster of the first Resident Evil can experience both games via the bundle Resident Evil Origins Collection also avaialble starting today for $39.99.

Capcom has announced that Resident Evil 0 will be available on Jarnuary 19th for PC, PS4, PS3, Xbox One and 360. The game will also be packaged with Resident Evil HD in the bundle Resident Evil Origins Collection.

Capcom has announced Resident Evil Origins Collection, releasing on January 19th. The bundle contains the previously released remaster of Resident Evil and Resident Evil 0 which will be out separately in 2016. The latter will offer Wesker Mode, allowing players to control the famous character.

Our team discovered that Resident Evil 0 was at Capcom's booth, so they took a few minutes to film some gameplay footage. Let us remind you all that this episode was originally released on Gamecube as an exclusive.

The remastered version of Resident Evil 0 gets its first trailer and screenshots. The title will be made available in early 2016 for PC, PS4, PS3, Xbox One and 360.