Overview
- In a Post Games podcast interview, the Resident Evil and Mortal Kombat director said he has "no time" for non-gaming adapters and called the approach outrageous.
- He said he requires production designers to play or watch playthroughs and expects the director of photography to study in-game camera movement.
- Anderson outlined core rules for adaptations—respect the IP and understand what players value—to translate tone and mechanics rather than replicate scenes beat for beat.
- He reiterated he is personally finished directing Resident Evil films, describing the series as a "forever franchise" he expects will continue without him.
- PC Gamer noted the movie series launched by his 2002 Resident Evil has collectively grossed well over $1 billion.