Resident Evil: Revelations 2 was released on multiple platforms; the Nintendo Switch version packages the game as a cartridge/digital title. "NSP" refers to Nintendo Submission Package files used by Nintendo Switch homebrew/custom firmware scenes; official updates come as Nintendo-authorized patches delivered via the eShop, not NSP files. Any references to an "NSP update" usually mean a community-distributed NSP that modifies or applies an update outside official channels.

: Choose Software Update , then select Via the Internet . Manual NSP Update (For Modded Consoles)

RAID Mode is where Revelations 2 shines. The original release had connectivity issues for local wireless play. The updated NSP includes patches for the network stack, reducing disconnections during co-op sessions.

When Capcom ported Resident Evil Revelations 2 to the Nintendo Switch, there was a valid concern that the hardware would struggle to contain the game’s atmosphere. However, with the latest NSP updates applied, this version stands out not just as a competent port, but arguably as the most compelling way to experience Claire and Barry’s terrifying adventure—specifically for the unique features it brings to the table.

: Several minor bugs and glitches that players had reported were addressed. These fixes improved the game's overall polish and reliability.

Early players and tech reviewers from Digital Foundry noted that while the port was "decent," it faced significant performance issues on the original hardware.

Resident Evil Revelations Collection - Standard Edition - Nintendo Switch