| You'd have to be a total dumbass to be griping about this ****.
Think about it. The main character is American. The main audience is western culture, or the east Asians fascinated by it. Blacks, Hispanics, Aboriginals, anywhere you go in western culture - they are a minority. So you make the main character white, if you are actually considering race issues, so from a selling point it has a wider chance to identify with the majority of its target audience.
Anyone who thinks you wouldn't be shooting black zombies in a Resident Evil set in Africa has no idea what Residient Evil is like. It can't even be racist, anyway. We already spent the first 4 games killing white people, *******s, but none of you complained then.
Someone tell those dip****s that they're the racist ones, because there was no outcry when we were killing white americans or europeans. Did it not occur to them until the zombies were black that they were supposedly once regular humans? |