DEI in the Western gaming industry is popular, and many classic sexy characters have been maliciously uglied.This phenomenon has emerged one after another, and it has spread to Japanese games very sadly.Sony and Nintendo have long fallen.

Just today's Cologne Exhibition, "Warcraft" and "Call of Duty: Black Ops 7" both have DEI female images, allowing players to avoid it.

Earlier, the director of SE "Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth" made it clear that their goal was a "global audience" that would conduct a thorough moral scrutiny of the game itself.Another major Japanese game manufacturer Capcom is the kind of "doing but not saying" that has secretly added a lot of DEI elements to the game. Even the new promotional video "Ghost Warrior: The Way of Sword" released today was discovered by players to have a clear DEI-like image.

The promoter @Mangalawyer pointed out that "Ghost Warrior: The Way of Sword" was made "cameras to modern audiences" by Capcom, which was completely expected.Before this, the PC version of "Ghost Warrior 2" had already encountered harmony.

In response to this, many players in the comment area left messages, agreeing and supporting the promoter @Mangalawyer.Some players said that Capcom has always been stable in DEI.

Some players also believe that the women in the trailer of "Ghost Warrior: The Way of Sword" look very similar to the heroine Du in SIE Sucker Punch "Soul of Sheep Hoof Mountain". The implication is that these manufacturers deliberately engage in DEI, resulting in the homogeneous character design and no distinctiveness.

In fact, in addition to "Ghost Warrior", the recent Capcom game "Monster Hunter: Wilderness" has also deliberately added many inconsistent black characters. The earlier "Zombie Siege: Deluxe Replica" has long deleted the "erotic" photo function in the original game, and some NPC's costumes have also been harmonious.

Player: Then I won't buy it