Capcom has confirmed that Resident Evil Village?s Japanese version will differ from global versions in order to comply with the guidelines set forth by Japan?s Computer Entertainment Rating Organization (CERO). In an official Japanese support page for the game, the developer wrote that there will be no decapitations, less blood, and no other scenes that CERO prohibits. Capcom didn?t elaborate on the latter.

Capcom JP confirms that JP ver. of Village (Z & D) differ from the NA/EU ver. in the following ways:
? No decapitations

? Less blood shown

? No scenes that CERO prohibits
NA/EU ver. have all the above. (Capcom doesn?t explain how JP Z & versions differ from each other) #REBHFun https://t.co/RYnmOg2QrG
? Alex Aniel (@cvxfreak) March 5, 2021
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