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Recently, the cross-IP fighting game "SNK vs. Capcom: SVC CHAOS" was launched, and SNK's "Kyo Kusanagi", "Terry Bogard", "Mai Shiranui", "Martian", "Athena" and others appeared. Capcom's "RYU", "CHUN-LI", "DEMITRI", "ZERO", "RED ARREMER" and others also participated in the battle. A total of 36 characters from the two companies can be used. While maintaining the original graphics and operability, new rollback codes and tournament modes have been added to achieve a more comfortable online battle.

Some netizens compared the promotional images of the English and Japanese versions of "SNK vs. Capcom: SVC CHAOS" and found obvious differences. In the English promotional images, Mai Shiranui has more cloth covering her important parts, while Athena's lower body is completely covered.

UK version promotional image

Japanese version promotional image

In addition, the game also inserted a "DEI (Diversity Equity Inclusion)" warning: "This product is designed to reproduce the original content of 2003 as much as possible. Therefore, the content of the game does not represent the company's philosophy, but is provided as is on the basis of being faithful to the original, without any intention to promote or attack any specific ideology or group."

Developer CodeMystics said the game was not censored, but they were asked to insert a DEI warning, and it is unclear whether it was SNK or Capcom who asked them to insert the warning. Some netizens in the comment area think this is more like Capcom's request.