6 stories
Dino Crisis
A group of US Army paratroopers land on a remote and uncharted island north of Australia. What they didn't expect was that this island is inhabited by bloodthirsty dinosaurs.
Forbidden Siren
Howard Wright, an American high school student who arrives in Hanuda located in northern Japan, due to a mysterious email message. An American TV crew also arrives to research and film an exhibition about the urban myth of Hanuda, the Missing Village, where human sacrifices are said to have taken place. Hanuda is a dark and mysterious world, frozen in the 1970s and surrounded by a red sea and many terrifying creatures.
Resident Evil 3
4 years after the Raccoon City incident, Bruce McGivern is sent on a mission after a group of German bioterrorists have hijacked an Umbrella ship led by an ambitious scientist and bioterrorist named Morpheus to steal samples of the T-Virus that the ship kept hidden, during the investigation, Bruce meets Fong Ling, a Japanese government agent who was also sent on the same mission as Bruce. The two try to survive and at the same time stop Morpheus.
King Kong
Biologist Jack Driscoll boards an expeditionary oil cargo ship heading for an island called "Skull Island" where he reports there is a huge primate inhabiting the island.
Men's Division
The story between a group of eight cold men in the late 70's who will do anything for their ambitions.
Resident Evil 2
A few months after the Arklay Mansion Incident, where members of the S.T.A.R.S. discover Umbrella's illegal activities involving the production of biological weapons using the T-Virus. The dire consequences arrive when the virus spreads through the city, and people start to get sick en masse. But the situation, which was already desperate, becomes precarious, when the victims of the epidemic begin to wake up with cannibalistic instincts. Inevitably Raccoon succumbs to complete chaos, with zombies and bizarre monsters, beyond human comprehension, roaming the streets and making more and more victims join their army of undead.
