A scary thought.
Capcom director, Shinji Mikami, this year celebrates his 30th anniversary in the video game industry. In celebration of this, he’s done a lengthy interview with Variety discussing everything under the sun about his long-running career.
During one section, he reflects on the release of Resident Evil 4, which as you might recall, was originally exclusive to Nintendo’s GameCube. Ahead of this game’s release, Capcom signed a deal with Nintendo, and the reason behind this was supposedly out of his own concern for the video game industry at the time.
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