resinswere

Resinswere is a term primarily associated with the online community and fandom surrounding the *Resident Evil* video game series, particularly its *Remake* and *Wesker* spin-off games. The name is a playful mashup of "resin" (referencing the high-polygon, detailed models used in these games) and "were" (short for "werewolf," a nod to the series' horror themes). The term gained traction among fans who appreciated the improved visuals and gameplay mechanics introduced in these titles, distinguishing them from the original games.

The *Resident Evil Remake* series, developed by Capcom, reimagined classic *Resident Evil* games with modernized graphics, refined controls, and expanded storytelling. The *Remake* of *Resident Evil 2* (2019) and *Resident Evil 3: Nemesis* (2020) were particularly praised for their atmospheric tension and faithful yet updated interpretations of the originals. The *Resident Evil: Wesker* (2021) spin-off, while controversial, further explored the series' lore with a focus on the villainous character Albert Wesker.

The term "resinswere" reflects both admiration for the technical advancements in the *Remake* series and a sense of nostalgia for the franchise's roots. It has become a shorthand for discussions among fans who celebrate the blend of classic horror storytelling with contemporary game design. While the term is not officially recognized by Capcom, it remains a popular way for enthusiasts to express their enthusiasm for these specific entries in the *Resident Evil* legacy.