• According to the article, over a million Nintendo Switch owners have purchased Resident Evil: Revelations 2, which is considered the worst mainline Resident Evil game. The game was originally released in 2015 for other platforms, but its Switch port has surprisingly become a commercial success, outselling many other Resident Evil titles on the console.

• The article suggests that the game's popularity on the Switch may be due to a lack of other Resident Evil options on the platform, as well as the portability and convenience of playing the game on the go. However, it notes that Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is widely regarded as a subpar entry in the Resident Evil franchise, with poor reviews and a lukewarm reception from fans.

• The article speculates that the high sales of Resident Evil: Revelations 2 on the Switch could be an indication that Nintendo's console has a large audience of players who are willing to purchase even mediocre or poorly received games, as long as they are available on the platform. This could have implications for the types of games developers choose to port to the Switch in the future.