Some newly surfaced evidence suggests a hit Resident Evil game from the Xbox 360 era could be making a comeback in the near future.

Resident Evil 5, a fifth mainline installment of Capcom's leading survival horror series that saw franchise veteran Chris Redfield team with Sheva Alomar against zombies, Tricell, and Albert Wesker in West Africa,

Resident Evil 5 may soon get a native current-gen console version, as the ESRB has rated it for the Xbox Series platform.

Last month, the ESRB also classified Resident Evil 6 for Xbox Series X/S, suggesting both titles could be coming to current-gen consoles soon.

Resident Evil 5 looks set to head to the PS5 after the ESRB rated the game for Xbox Series X/S. It's unlikely the game would be exclusive to Microsoft's console.

The ESRB has rated Resident Evil 5 for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, leading to questions about a potential remake of the game.

Resident Evil 5, 2009's mainline RE title that heavily featured co-op in pretty much every aspect of the game, has been rated for Xbox Series X|S in the US. Here's the rating posted online, along with the ESRB's description of the title:

Resident Evil can never die and with Resident Evil 5 and 6 seeing new ratings by the ESRB, two of the series' more divisive entries are likely set for new life

Resident Evil 5 could be coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, based on a new ESRB age rating for modern platforms.