"Alloy equipment: Rising" producers worry about encountering GTA-like criticism

"Alloy equipment: Rising" producer Shigenobu Matsuyama said he was a bit "afraid" of "alloy equipment: Rise" was criticized like "GTA" such as games.　　In the first video shown on E3, we can see that in the "alloy Gear: Rise" players will be able to use any way to split the enemy's body in half. Shigenobu Matsuyama said: "It's amazing that it's a game similar to GTA. "I have never been so free in other kinds of games. You can go to any location and do whatever you want. "It's really good, but I'm worried about how people react to it." "As a producer, when I saw this work, my first reaction was that the game was going to take some risks." "We made the rise and added to the freedom to cut people's content, we feel like playing the" GTA "series as shocking. "Alloy Equipment: Rise" is "alloy equipment 2" sequel, but also "alloy Equipment 4" prequel. It is expected to log on to PS3, Xbox 360 and PC platforms.　　It will be part of this week's TGS line-up. The following to see E3 during the promotional film, which shows the chopping of people's blood type stimulation scene: Kill shot Screenshot: [Page]