Capcom: It's not the same racist mistake of "biochemical crisis 5."

Japanese game giant Capcom has set out measures to avoid the racial controversy that once appeared in the "Biochemical Crisis 5". When Capcom first presented the Japanese version of the "Biochemical Crisis 5" trailer, the company was accused of racism in the content of the game, where the protagonist was white American and his opponents were primitive African black zombies.　　Subsequently, the company made improvements to the content of the game, and through its credibility to solve these problems before the game finally successfully listed.　　This shows that Osaka headquarters has taken a series of normal measures to resolve these international cultural disputes. "Since the" Biohazard 5 "dispute, we are increasingly aware of how important international culture is, which is part of early creation, so that in the end we have a complete work.　　Melody Pfeiffer, senior PR manager at Capcom, said. "At this point, we can also develop our own works, so we can make a profit by making strategic content on our own market."　　"she said. "In Japan, we are very close to our developers to develop these materials for the West, and they are open to us in an unprecedented way to listen to our ideas and suggestions for assets." "But it has been reported that 5 of the producers of the biochemical crisis will not continue to participate in the" Biochemical Crisis 6 "development, the next generation will return to tradition? Or continue to innovate?