Sega's The House of the Dead franchise is synonymous with on-rails arcade shooters, popularizing the genre and being a staple among arcade gamers from the day it came out in 1996 up until 2006, by which time the public's interest in arcade games tapered off. Despite the waning popularity of arcades, there was enough reason to release a new installment in 2018, and now, a remake of the original that's scheduled to arrive on the Nintendo Switch on April 7.
A joint partnership between Forever Entertainment and Megapixel Studio, The House of the Dead: Remake is confirmed for a Stadia and Switch release soon, but it might be headed to another console as well.
According to internet sleuths, The House of the Dead: Remake has appeared on the PSN backend. Judging by how the Switch will use "gyro aiming controls combined with analog buttons" to help replicate the same feeling of playing the remake of the classic shooter in arcades, we wouldn't be surprised if this ends up being true.
Unfortunately, this might also mean that the remake is not coming to Xbox consoles. Unlike the controllers from Sony and Nintendo, Xbox controllers have no gyro functionality, which means that it will take a lot of effort from the developers to make the game work without gyro aiming functionality on the Xbox One and Xbox Series S/X.