The original Resident Evil ad was so wild that it would be immediately censored today.
He marketing This is a very common phenomenon in video games, as almost any interesting release is accompanied by a powerful advertising campaigns which has a little bit of everything: television advertising, banners on websites and social networks, themed decorations on buses or metro stops… However, Advertising has changed a lot from the 90s and early 2000s, a time when there seemed to be an unwritten rule: anything is possible.. Such is the case with the wild Resident Evil ads back in the day.
The question is very simple: everything has changed so much that There is advertising that is so aggressive that today it is almost impossible to approve it.. A good example of this are the posters promoting Resident Evil and Resident Evil Zero, as they depict real dogs, amputees, human eyes and even jokes with babies that would be very controversial today. For example, a button.
Where to play the first Resident Evil
Luckily, Capcom has given players plenty of options to enjoy what is arguably their most popular game. To begin with, I must say that Remake of Resident Evil (2002) the best version, and although it was released exclusively for the Nintendo GameCube, it is now available on all platforms: PC, PS5, Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.
Also You have the opportunity to play the original Resident Evil on PS5 and PS4 thanks to the classic PSX version available in the catalog PS Plus Premium.
George Romero’s canceled Resident Evil film
Yes, the film never saw the light of day, but did you know that a documentary is being made about it? Near ‘Resident Evil by George Romero‘,
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