Summary
A video game collector's edition for "Resident Evil Requiem" is not available, and some blame President Trump's tariff policy for the higher import costs of needed components. Experts suggest this tariff-related uncertainty might impact other aspects of the gaming industry as well, although there's no firm proof linking the tariffs directly to the lack of a collector's edition.
Key Facts
- "Resident Evil Requiem" is the ninth main game in the Resident Evil series.
- The game does not have a confirmed collector's edition.
- Some suggest President Trump's tariffs on imports from China may have increased costs for gaming companies.
- The tariffs have made importing consoles and components more expensive.
- Experts mention that in an uncertain market, companies might avoid bundled items like collector's editions.
- Moving to digital goods could help avoid fluctuating tariff rates.
- The game is scheduled for release on February 27.
