Capcom has now developed an online Resident Evil museum to provide information about the series' history

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Last year marked the 25th anniversary of the Resident Evil franchise, and it appears that fans will be rewarded with more nostalgic glances back at the series' past far beyond 2022.

This isn't surprising, given that RE is one of Capcom's most popular series, with adaptations in a range of media.

Resident Evil has created a plethora of mainstream and spin-off titles, as well as some that might be classified as either, throughout the previous two decades. As a result, the RE museum includes many titles to explore.

The virtual museum presently has displays on RE 1-3 and Zero, containing behind-the-scenes footage and never-seen-before artwork. Character models and concept art are included in this new artwork, but gamers will need to check in with a Capcom ID to see it.

As a teaser, one of the most remembered sequences from the first RE game appears in the Twitter post referring to the virtual museum. The moment in question is a close-up on the face of a single zombie as it peers over its shoulder toward the player.

Although the concept art in the tweet differs from the finished sequence in several ways, it's still recognized as the same zombie. This sequence in the game served to create the tone for Spencer Mansion's creepy atmosphere.

It was recorded in survival horror history when the player encounters their first zombie within the building.

In the future, the online RE museum will most likely be expanded to include exhibitions on some of the franchise's other 24 titles.

It might also include aspects from the franchise's multimedia entries, such as RE: Welcome To Raccoon City, the classic films, and the future live-action Netflix series.

A teaser on the website already suggests that further information will be published on February