Resident Evil 30th anniversary: new releases and exhibition in Tokyo

In brief

• Capcom is celebrating Resident Evil’s 30th anniversary with a new exhibition in Tokyo from 30 October to 24 December 2026.
• The Resident Evil 2 remake remains the best-selling game in the franchise, while Resident Evil Requiem is the fastest-selling title.
• A new film, directed by Zach Cregger, is scheduled for September 2026.

GAME-scanner analysis

The announcement of a new exhibition for Resident Evil’s 30th anniversary is an important move for Capcom, which continues to strengthen its iconic franchise. The exhibition, taking place in Shibuya, Tokyo, promises an in-depth look at the different elements that make Resident Evil so beloved, from the protagonists and villains to the viruses and parasites that shape the world of Biohazard. This event could not only expand the fanbase further, but also attract new players interested in the franchise’s rich history.

With the release of Resident Evil Requiem, which has already sold 7 million copies, and the upcoming remake of Resident Evil: Veronica in 2027, Capcom appears well positioned to maintain the franchise’s popularity. The combination of new games, a film and an exhibition could further boost engagement among players and fans.

What does this mean for players?

For Resident Evil fans, this is an exciting time with new content and events on the way. The exhibition offers a unique chance to learn more about the franchise’s lore and development. In addition, players can look forward to new gameplay elements and stories in the upcoming releases, including possible DLC for Resident Evil Requiem in 2027.

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