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Capcom released a live-action Resident Evil Requiem trailer that shows the ruined Raccoon City in vivid detail.
The short film titled ‘Evil Has Always Had A Name’ follows a mother in a post-apocalyptic city and her daughter.
Fans can access the short via QR codes in Times Square and Hollywood, with a YouTube link also live.
The trailer shows a missile crater and a post-apocalyptic street scene with burnt cars and collapsed skyscrapers.
Unclear who speaks at the end, but voices say, 'That’s the last of them, facility secured,' and 'Copy that, Raccoon City is ours.'
The film ties to long-running Resident Evil plot threads, with Capcom signaling Requiem as a tribute to the saga.
The trailer hints Umbrella Corporation involvement as the city’s fate unfolds after the missile strike.
Capcom’s Requiem launch is positioned weeks away, with heightened interest ahead of release.
IGN notes Requiem blends tense survival horror with action and humor, per their preview.
The live-action short is linked to promotional QR codes and viral marketing in major U.S. cities.

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Capcom releases a new live-action short film, 'Evil Has Always Had A Name,' as part of the Resident Evil Requiem rollout.
The short follows a mother and child through the Raccoon City outbreak, hinting at emotional storytelling in Requiem.
Easter eggs in the trailer include the Nemesis silhouette and the classic 'S.T.A.R.S' line, signaling nods to the franchise history.
Marketing teases possible Ada Wong appearance as the trailer suggests connections to legacy characters.
Capcom hints Requiem may blend horror with emotional storytelling, potentially making zombies more sentient.
Capcom's marketing underscores a February 27 launch for Resident Evil Requiem.
"Copy that. Raccoon City is ours" signals an aggressive military push in the new entry’s setting.
The trailer's ending may tease the return of a major character from the series.
TechRadar notes Capcom’s marketing strategy has been unusual but effective in building anticipation.
Requiem’s trailer reveals a Raccoon City crater shot that appears consistently across materials.

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