A multi-panel, manga-style educational infographic illustration depicting the chaotic development of the first "Resident Evil" game in 1996. Panel 1: A group of very young, energetic Japanese game creators in a cluttered, 90s-style office. Some look like complete novices, holding pencils and game controllers with determined faces. A sign on the wall says "Assigned Department (Disadvantaged)." One leader shouts, "Give it a try anyway!" Panel 2: An outdoor scene at a riverbank at sunset. Low-budget filming for the opening movie. A man in a cheap, tattered dog costume (Cerberus) is chasing an actor. A cameraman is filming them with a vintage shoulder-mounted camera. Panel 3: A dramatic scene of "Mass Desertion." Background designers are running out of a door marked "Dev Room," holding their portfolios and crying, "This isn't what I signed up for!" while a manager tries to stop them. Panel 4: A close-up of a PC monitor showing a 2D pre-rendered hallway from the game. A creator is meticulously painting shadows on a still image. Text nearby says "Switching to Fixed Camera." Overall Style: Bright, nostalgic 90s Japanese manga style with speech bubbles and energetic action lines. High detail, storytelling composition, watercolor-like digital coloring.