Resident Evil (Video Game)

Resident Evil is a survival horror game made by Capcom.

Dialogue

Barry: There must be a back door somewhere. Let's try to find it first, shall we?

Jill: Okay; Let's separate again.

Barry: Just a moment! I found something.

Jill: What is it?

Barry: It's a weapon! It's really powerful. Especially against living things. (Is holding up a colt python magnum revolver)

Jill: But what about you, Barry?

Barry: I have this! (Referring to his Beretta 92F which is customized to fire .44 magnum rounds.)

Jill: (Chuckles) Alright, I'll take this then.

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Jill: Wesker! (Barry holds gun on Jill's head)

Wesker: Thank you, Barry.

Jill: Well, what do you know?

Wesker: Oh, don't blame Barry for everything. I hear that his better half and two lovely daughters would be in danger if he doesn't do everything I tell him to. (start typing)

Jill: Wesker, you're pathetic.

Wesker: Well, you shouldn't worry too much dear. You'll be free of all this anyway.

Jill: Why eliminate S.T.A.R.S?

Wesker: Believe it or not, that's Umbrella's intention.

Jill: You're just a slave of Umbrella.

Wesker: Smart girl. But I think you misunderstand me. (stops typing) The things you mentioned are nothing. I'll burn all of them along with this entire laboratory. (pulls out a gun on Jill) Barry, go up on the ground and wait there.

[Barry leaves the room]

Jill: Barry...

Wesker: You gotta love Barry. He must really be afraid of Umbrella.

Jill: You and Umbrella took his family! You bastard!

[Wesker smacks Jill to the floor]

Wesker: Umbrella? Well I used some carrots and sticks to cow him, but it had nothing to do with Umbrella. I just used Barry for my personal interests. Though, both you and Barry seem to think I was following Umbrella's orders.

Jill: What!? What are you planning!?

Wesker: I guess it's time for show-and-tell.

About Resident Evil (Video Game)

• Back in the early days, when I was making the first Resident Evil, I spent three months studying the psychology of horror. But what I’ve learned is, horror is instinctive - the things that scare me take precedence over any theory of horror. With Resident Evil, we went with human and human-shaped enemies because people are generally more interested in and scared by other people, rather than some obscure creature that we don’t recognize. Evil Within is the same.

• Shinji Mikami [1]