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Rumor Swirls Around Resident Evil 7 in Upcoming Nintendo Direct

A prominent rumor suggests Resident Evil 7 may be featured in the upcoming Nintendo Direct, standing out among various speculative theories regarding potential reveals. Among numerous online discussions surrounding prospective game announcements—including titles like Final Fantasy 7 Remake, 007 First Light, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, and Paper Mario 7—speculation is particularly strong for Resident Evil 7. According to Attack The Backlog, a Nintendo-focused content creator on X, Resident Evil 7 is rumored to be one of three games that will be showcased. Attack The Backlog stated, “Capcom will totally show horror you all know which one.” Further fueling this speculation, well-known insider Nash Weedle shared a statement that has since gained additional credibility. Weedle added, “All I can say is if you have it, stay away.” This cryptic comment was later highlighted by a social media user who claimed both Attack The Backlog and Weedle had liked their tweet about Resident Evil 7, significantly boosting the rumor’s visibility and perceived authenticity. The user replied under Weedle’s tweet, stating, “Thank you, thank you, thank you for confirming that it is,” and reiterated the sentiment, “All I can say is if you have it, stay away.”

Nintendo Direct Rumors Suggest Potential Release of Resident Evil 7 on Switch; Hopes Rise for More Series Ports

While these reports remain speculative, Capcom’s established practice of porting its games makes a Resident Evil 7 release on Nintendo Switch a plausible scenario. A cloud version of the game was previously offered on the original Switch due to hardware limitations; however, this potential reveal might suggest a native version is now in the works. An appearance by Resident Evil 7 at the Nintendo Direct could also fuel hopes for native ports of Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, and Resident Evil Village. For now, this remains wishful thinking. Further details are anticipated later this week.

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For all you Resident Evil fans out there, check out the latest buzz from Marcus Thompson’s blog post “Several Resident Evil Games Heading to Nintendo Switch 2, Claims Unofficial Source” published on September 9, 2025. He delves into some exciting rumors about Capcom’s plans to bring several titles in the franchise, including Resident Evil Village and RE4 remake, natively to the Nintendo Switch 2. Marcus explores how this move could help attract a wider audience and solidify Capcom’s commitment to Nintendo’s platform. Dive into the details Several Resident Evil Games Heading to Nintendo Switch 2, Claims Unofficial Source. For all the gaming enthusiasts out there, don’t miss out on what’s coming up this September 25th! Bruno Pferd over at Player’s for Life has got the scoop straight from Microsoft Gaming (published on September 10th) about an exciting broadcast event during Tokyo Game Show 2025. Xbox is set to reveal new updates and collaborations, so be sure to tune in via YouTube or Xbox’s social media channels for all the live action starting at 11 am in Portugal and 7 am in Brasília with Portuguese subtitles available (check it out Xbox to Unveil New Details on September 25th). For all you gaming enthusiasts out there, mark your calendars for the PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct! Sophie Laurent’s latest post on September 9th has all the details about this exciting event at the upcoming Tokyo Game Show 2025. Featuring big names like Devolver Digital and Nightdive Studios, plus some thrilling game announcements yet to be revealed, it’s shaping up to be a must-watch affair. Head over to our article PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct Announced for the full scoop and don’t miss out on the action!