Entity: RESIDENTEVIL
Resident Evil is a popular horror video game series known for its intense gameplay and storyline.
RESIDENTEVIL
Etymology
The term 'Resident Evil' is derived from the combination of 'resident' and 'evil,' with 'resident' referring to something living inside or residing within a place.
Definition
'Resident Evil' is a horror video game series that revolves around the concept of evil residing within various settings, typically involving zombies and other monsters. The franchise is known for its intense gameplay, intricate storylines, and iconic characters.
Historical Context
The first 'Resident Evil' game was released in 1996 by Capcom, revolutionizing the survival horror genre in the gaming industry. Over the years, the series has expanded to include numerous sequels, spin-offs, movies, and merchandise.
Cultural Significance
'Resident Evil' has had a significant impact on popular culture, influencing other video games, movies, and even theme park attractions. The franchise's success has solidified its position as a staple in the horror genre.
Related Concepts
Other similar horror video game series include 'Silent Hill,' 'Dead Space,' and 'The Evil Within,' each offering their own unique take on the genre.
See Also
A horror video game series that revolves around the concept of evil residing within various settings, typically involving zombies and other monsters.