The sound comes from Resident Evil 2, the Capcom survival horror game first released in 1998 and remade in 2019, where short electronic cues confirm menu selections and other player choices. The original game helped define the survival horror genre, and its remake introduced the series to a new generation of players, keeping its interface sounds familiar to both older fans and newer audiences. Short clips like this one are commonly shared on soundboards and reused in gameplay videos, edits, and streams, where a familiar game cue can instantly signal a decision without needing any explanation.
About this sound
The short menu confirmation beep from Resident Evil 2, a clean electronic chime used to confirm a selection in the game and in horror game edits.
This is the brief confirmation sound heard when a player selects an option in the menus of Resident Evil 2, Capcom's survival horror game. It is a short, clean electronic blip with a slightly bright, digital tone that rises and ends almost instantly, lasting only a fraction of a second. Because it is so short and recognisable, it gives an immediate sense of a choice being locked in, a door being opened, or a task being completed. In videos it works as a subtle punctuation mark, adding a familiar gaming cue without overpowering dialogue, music, or other sound effects.
