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When the original Resident Evil was remade in 2002 for the Nintendo GameCube, fans hoped that Capcom would do the same for its sequel-but it would take 17 years for that wish to be fulfilled. Kennedy and college student Claire Redfield trying to survive on the streets of Raccoon City was bigger, scarier, and more narratively complex than its predecessor. Resident Evil was a worldwide hit, and like any smart developer, Capcom not only knew what it had on its hands, but also that it needed a sequel.ġ998’s Resident Evil 2 has long stood as one of the fan-favorite chapters of the franchise’s original era, and for good reason. While it certainly wasn’t the first game that asked players to survive in a world filled with horrors, the game-and that simple line of text-would help give birth to a genre that’s still going strong to this day. When loading a save file in the original Resident Evil, players would see a slightly strange message displayed on screen: “You have once again entered the world of survival horror.”