Capcom: No Second Instance of "Resident Evil 5" Racism

Japanese game giant Capcom has put in place measures to prevent another racial dispute that has taken place in Resident Evil 5. When Capcom debuted the Japanese version of Resident Evil 5 for the first time, the company was accused of racism in terms of the content of the game because the protagonist was American White and his rival was the original African Black Zombie Later, the company made improvements to the content of the game and, through its credibility, settled those issues before the game finally went public. This shows that Osaka headquarters has taken a series of normal measures to resolve these international cultural disputes. "Since the dispute with Resident Evil 5, we have become more aware of the importance of international culture and are part of the early creations, so in the end we have a complete piece of work." Capcom's Senior PR Manager Melody Pfeiffer said. "At this point, we can also develop our own work, so we can profit by making strategic content based on our own market," she said. "In Japan, we are very close to our developers and we are developing these materials for the West, and they are also open to us for an unprecedented amount of time listening to our thoughts and suggestions on assets." However, it has been reported that Resident Evil 5 producers will not continue to participate in the "Resident Evil 6" development, the next generation will return to tradition? Or continue to innovate?