Hideki Kamiya Condemns Resident Evil Requiem Leakers, Calls for ‘Severe Punishment’
Hideki Kamiya, the director of Resident Evil 2, has expressed his strong disapproval of game leakers and spoilers. He believes those who ruin surprises for others deserve severe consequences. His comments were prompted by the recent surge of spoilers related to Resident Evil Requiem.
Response to Leaks and Spoilers
As spoilers circulated online, Capcom, the game’s publisher, acknowledged the issue. They stated they would take “firm action” against those responsible for leaking content. Kamiya believes many of these leaks originated from illegal copies of the game. He mentioned that the presence of substantial gameplay videos and spoilers is damaging to both players and creators.
Kamiya’s Strong Words
In a message shared on Twitter/X, Kamiya referred to previous leaks he experienced while working on Resident Evil 2. He highlighted how these leaks spoil the excitement for fans eagerly awaiting game releases. “It’s a despicable act that destroys the happiness of everyone,” he said, urging the community to respect the development process.
- Leakers “deserve a thousand deaths.”
- Calls for leakers to be “cursed to never play games again.”
Capcom’s Position on Copyright
Capcom emphasized that sharing these videos is a violation of copyright. The publisher’s options may be limited, as their response could involve deleting the videos or issuing warnings to users. Nonetheless, they are committed to protecting their intellectual property.
Upcoming Release Date
Fans need not wait long for Resident Evil Requiem, which is set to release on February 27. In previews, IGN’s Vikki Blake expressed excitement after testing the game. “It’s the old mixed with the new,” she said, highlighting the engaging experience offered by Requiem’s dual protagonists.
As the launch date approaches, the gaming community is eager to enjoy the upcoming installment without the interference of leaks. Hideki Kamiya’s message serves as a reminder of the importance of respecting the gaming experience for all involved.
