I'm not sure what has gone so wrong (or so right?) that you'll be trying to redeem your Resident Evil Re:verse code 778 years from now, but just make sure you get it taken care of before then. In a rather hilarious post on Reset Era, someone shared their redempꦬtion instructions for their digital copy of Re:verse, and the slip of paper warns that the code expires in 2799.

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For tho﷽se of you picking up a physical copy of Resident Evil Village now, you may notice the game comes packaged with Capcom's online multiplayer clash. Neat, cool, super nice of you, Capcom - but how dare you limit me to only 800 years of sitting on this code. If I want to drag out my PlayStation-number-whatever centuries from now and enter in your꧙ code, I expect it to work. I also expect you to still be hosting those matchmaking servers, too.

 brought the bizarre detail to our attention. We're used to🦂 seeing a few years out, or sometimes no expiration at a♈ll, but as the thread points out, an expiration date of December 31, 2799 is quite a weird one. See for yourself.

I reckon we'll have destroyed our own planet by that point, but if I'm still trying to redeem Re:verse codes on the PlayStation Network hundreds of years from now, I hope one of y'all will be kind enough to sto🅷p me. A couple of folks in the thread pointed out Capcom did this with Monster Hunter Rise, too. Capcom seems wildly optimistic about the future of humanity.

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