Capcom Forms Dedicated Team to Improve Character Graphics Across All Its Games
Capcom has established a dedicated cross-functional team tasked with spreading the latest RE ENGINE character technology across all of its games, allowing advancements developed for one title to more easily benefit future projects.
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