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Where the mainline games are concerned, there’s not a single bad entry in the bunch-not even the one you’re thinking of right now. It’s also one of the most consistent: from the 1996 original that gave survival horror its name, to the recent Resident Evil Village, the series has maintained a surprising level of quality.

The truck he is driving appears to be a Peterbilt.Resident Evil is one of the best-selling video game franchises of all time.

In Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, he is African-American.

His transformation into a zombie was notable for being one of the fastest in the series.

In the original Resident Evil 2, the truck driver was instead attacked at a gas station, and mutated into a zombie some time before the crash.

Crashing the rig, the fuel in the tanker ignited, killing the man in a fiery explosion. Accounts differ as to how degraded the man was, mentally, as he drove into the centre of Raccoon City, but it is understood he lost the ability to control the rig and began driving erratically down a major street near Raccoon Police Station. Internally, the virus was mutating his body and altering his brain chemistry. Outwardly he began to suffer the painful effects of the bite wound, possibly including blood loss. Whichever the case, the truck driver was infected with a t-Virus strain and, unaware of the epidemic, continued driving into Raccoon City. The truck driver dies with the explosion of his vehicle.

Investigating the body and mistaking the woman for dead, he was then attacked and bitten. In another account, his rig collided with a woman in the middle of the road, owing to being distracted by food, tiredness, and local talk radio.

In one account, he was attacked and bitten by a man at a petrol station, who had tried to enter the cabin. On the night of Tuesday 29 September, the truck driver drove his rig across the plains of Arklay County, totally unaware of the dangers around him. A collapse in the Army blockade then allowed unsuspecting people access in and out of the quarantine zone. Despite the US Army and National Guard's blockade of the city, the virus spread out around Arklay County, and due to the classified military nature of the virus, public warnings were scarce and inaccurate. In September 1998, a modified ε strain of t-Virus contaminated Raccoon City's drinking water, mutating tens of thousands.