Ex-Resident Evil Developer Slams RE Requiem Plot Leakers a Week Before Release
Leaking story details can lead to consequences that extend far beyond the courtroom.
Resident Evil Requiem isn’t officially slated for release until February 27, yet physical copies have already surfaced in the wild. As spoilers begin to saturate the internet, a veteran developer behind the series’ early legacy has taken notice of the unauthorized disclosures.
Hideki Kamiya, a figure notorious for his fiery and unfiltered personality, took to social media to voice his disdain, directing some particularly harsh sentiments toward those responsible for the leaks:
Within the gaming community, many are left wondering why Capcom didn’t implement a more robust authentication system—a digital lock that would prevent Resident Evil Requiem from being played until the official global launch window.
Source: iXBT.games
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