"Resident Evil 7" is probably the most controversial game in this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). On the one hand, exhibitors expressed their expectation for Capcom to remake such a horror-like game. On the other hand, there are many criticisms of the game's implementation of virtual reality (VR). The main designer of the game, Masachika Kawata, elaborated on the latter's revision plan.
Resident Evil 7
"Resident Evil 7" is a VR game released by Sony Interactive Entertainment before the E3 conference. Capcom stated openly and honestly that it has received a lot of bad feedback and will continue to work hard to minimize the possible VR risks. reaction.
Masachika Kawata said in an interview with foreign media: “We learned a lot about VR content at the E3 conference. The current version has been improved compared to the previous version at the E3 conference. We also know where to make improvements. The game is as satisfying as possible to everyone."
“Now we have made great improvements to the characters’ walking speed, lens shifts, separation of horizontal axis motion and vertical axis motion. I think whether the things learned from the E3 conference or our later revisions have made this The game is more fun and comfortable."
"Resident Evil 7" is expected to land on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC one after another. Currently, only VR platforms with PSVR have been confirmed.