Welcome to the start of Eneba’s Resident Evil Week! In honor of the Resident Evil franchise celebrating its 30th anniversary (and the lead-up to the ninth mainline entry, Requiem, launching on Feb. 27) we’re going back to where it all began: Resident Evil, released on the PS1 in 1996. These days, a new Resident Evil …
Much like how the franchise’s ubiquitous T-Virus mutates people and animals into new forms, the Resident Evil series has also occasionally changed shape and style. A lot of these experiments have since faded into the hazy mist of nostalgia, whereas others either persisted or experienced a second growth spurt, taking on a new and improved …
Today, as part of Resident Evil Week, I’m taking a look at remakes. The Resident Evil series has a long history of trying new things, with Resident Evil 4 on the GameCube revitalizing the franchise by turning it into a third-person action title. This was also Capcom’s most recent remake, released in 2023, and an …
Resident Evil Week continues apace, and I’ve already looked at how the franchise has grown and mutated in different ways, but not just how far it’s spread in terms of other media. Chances are, if you’re a fan of Resident Evil you’ve seen at least one of the movies, whether live action or animated, or …
It’s night and a pale mist shrouds the ruins in a silvery gray light. As you creep past burnt-out cars and piles of rubble, a giant, hulking machine stomps the skyline in the near-distance. Its four huge legs clank up and down, pummeling the ground as its glaring red sensor scans for movement. You duck …
Video games are art, and like all art it’s subjective as to how much enjoyment one player gets from a game compared to someone else. However, I think we can all agree that everyone loves to be able to play as a skateboarding skeleton, and that’s only one of the reasons why Megabonk is doing …
