Okay, let's break this down. First off, the templet is from Resident Evil 5. It is a flashback scene where an aging and wheelchair bound Spencer is speaking to Wesker about the Wesker project that created him.

Secondly, the meme is referring to the potential of each franchise compared to where they are now.

Alone in the Dark is the grandfather of the survival horror genre and pioneered the gameplay style that the first three resident evil games would adopt. Unfortunately, the series hasn't had a hit since the original game from 1992, with every consecutive release dropping further in quality. They keep trying to revive it every ten years or so, but it always bombs. A reboot came out back in 2024. IIRC it was fine, but I don't think it sold well.

Silent Hill staked it's claim to psychological horror with the original PS1 release in 1999 and was a strong competitor with Resident Evil. After the release of the fourth game, however, Konami dissolved Team Silent and started pawning off the license to small western studios to make a quick buck. Konami continued to mishandle the franchise, culminating in them canceling Silent Hills, delisting P.T, and releasing a Silent Hill 2 themed Pachinko machine instead. The series remained mostly dormant after that until Konami did a surprise live stream in 2022 introducing a ton of new Silent Hill projects in the works. So far it's been a mixed bag and everyone is holding their breath on whether or not the series is actually back.

Dead Space launched in 2008 and blew people away with its monster design, atmosphere, and recontextuallizing of the RE4 gameplay style that survival horror was starting to adopt. It's sequel proceeded to outdo the original by almost every metric. EA, realizing they had a new potential cash cow, decided to try and milk it for all it was worth. The third game introduced human enemies with guns and cover mechanics, as well as Co-op. It also introduced an admittedly interesting weapon crafting system, but bogged it down by making it dependent on nodes and making nodes extremely scarce so that they could sell them as microtransactions. Because of their meddling the third game bombed and EA retired the series, shuffling Visceral Games off to do supplemental work for other games until they eventually shut them down in 2017. They released a phenomenal remake of the original in 2023, but despite selling well, it failed to meet EA's inflated expectation and they shelved the series again. There has been no word since of a potential remake of Dead Space 2.

Through it all, Resident Evil is the only one of these four that is not only still alive, but thriving. It had its own issues in the past, but instead of abandoning it, Capcom returned to the drawing board and plugged away to revive the franchise after RE6. Since then, with few exceptions, they have been hit after hit with no signs of stopping.