As Capcom both bite the hand that feeds them, and takes a piss on their own fans while doing so (you know, the very same people who buy and support your games?).īesides, why doesn´t Capcom just add an option in the game that allows the SFV players to turn censorship on and off? (kind of like the options you get in Project Brutality, because you actually get to choose the amount of shown blood and gore in the game). And that´s beyond messed up, in my opinion. Because not only does Capcom self-censor their own games (most likely due to pressure and rants from certain groups in the Western parts of the world), it also seems like Capcom has started to lock down threads at the Capcom-Unity forum as well (threads which discuss censorship in “Street Fighter V”). However, sadly enough that´s just the half of it. You can say good-bye to R-Mika´s original split-attack move, as Capcom has removed it from SFV as well.Ĭensorship is not okay Capcom, get your act together! We want that everyone can play and enjoy without worrying about anything else”– Yoshinori Ono, SFV producer Capcom via UOL Jogos
But our goal is, at least, to reduce that number as much as possible so that they think ‘Ok, there is this issue here, but it is within the limits’. “Probably we won’t be able to remove everything that could offend someone. “We decided to remove because we want the biggest possible number of people to play, and we don’t want to have something in the game that might make someone uncomfortable.” “We didn’t make any change because of external influences. As Yoshinori Ono (SFV producer Capcom) stated the following regarding R-Mika´s butt-slap during an interview with UOL Jogos just recently: First it was all the complains about Laura Matsuda being to sexy (her looks and outfit), then it was Capcom´s decision to censor s R-Mika´s butt-slap, split attack and Cammy´s crotch view (there is even a petition for bringing back R-Mika´s butt-slap). *deep sigh* There seems to be no end to the ongoing controversies regarding Capcom´s upcoming fighting game “Street Fighter V” and censorship (SFV is set for a release to Windows and PS4 on the 16th of February next year). Capcom should care about their fanbase, not the loud minority that doesn’t even intend to buy SFV
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