Survival horror game Resident Evil 5 is already out in Japan. As players have pointed out, it's possible to "purchase" new outfits by unlocking them. Hard work, but just might be worth it.
Pictured is an unlockable outfit for RE5 character Sheva, who's an agent of the West African branch of the BSAA. Her duds are skimpy, and there's body paint involved.

She's wearing panties and a bra pffff who the hell wear an outrageous and scandalous tribal outfit like that with panties and bra on...Come on Capcom what a disappointment .She really have the body and skin tone of Beyonce though minus the outrageous firm ass!but hers will do fine...
And i think the feathers are just out of place ,they should have put more pearls belt around her hips instead :angry:

*go-to amazon,pre-buy re5 now*

gotta agree with you on that. I dont think this outfit "comes together" at all, seems like it's all over the place, and trying to be both tribal and sexy, accomplishing neither really. Looks like it was designed with too many cooks in the kitchen, maybe that's how they do things there at CAPCOM.

well chris seems to be enjoying it.

i wonder who designed this outfit and what the mandate was.

Ada on the other hand seems to always have snappy clothes on, that ass (oops Freudian slip, I mean adds) to her intrigue - like where does this red dress fit in? Did anyone ever find or figure that out?

they needed a gimmick to avoid bringing her back as a forgettable subplot\ deus ex machina...they got one.

also she doesnt always wera snappy dresses, in assignment ada shes wearing darker and more practical gear.

i still dont see how anyone can complain about this suit...seriously if she was real youd hit it like an angry god!

Actually she is

Now how do we get her to wear those scandalous clothes...And I'm pretty sure you can't handle her anyway :P

Anyway her suit remind me of something an Amerindian chick would wear not an African one.I dunno that's the impression i get.But it does looks sexy on her(that's what is important) but doesn't look homogeneous(feathers?!!! lulz).
Who the hell designed those scandalous clothes?
Kikuju (which is the name of a Kenyan Language,Kenya is located in Central Africa) is supposed to be located in west Africa(France had numerous colonies there and i know this part of Africa well and made few trips there), and yet the "tribal" foes in the game dress more like the Zulu (located in South Africa).
And there are numerous "design" vagueness like that in game(they pick up an Australian model to pose as Sheeva and so on) .I dunno if you want it to be in a specific part of Africa do some real research and learn a bit about the fucking traditional clothings used there.It's like they took the whole continent for a single big place as usual :lol:

Yah but she looks AMAZING in that gear, right? I mean it works well on her, especially in the hips. that's what I mean by snappy, not necessarily fancy.. It looks like the outfit was highly considered. This looks gaudy to me, but we'll wait and see how it works in game.

Well, for my money, and I'm serious, the best outfit ever made for an re4 character was Sandra's Chinese dress (yah yah I know.. .. ..). I dunno, it just completely rocked for me. Still does. There goes my last shred and microrganism of credibility probably. I just love it.


@Satyr -- wow that's some impressive research u have going there! But you are totally right. It's like they are completely generalizing africa as one big melting pot, which it isnt. It would be like putting Samurais in Cambodia or Geisha girls in Indonesia. OR like putting the Haida or Inuit in Montreal I guess.

'dunno if you want it to be in a specific part of Africa do some real research and learn a bit about the fucking traditional clothings used there.'

gaijin:P
the japanese are a xenophobic bunch of hooting dickholes who everyone wants to be, you know, for the robots.

the japanese dont tend to do much research in any games of theirs set in non asian countries. i just think they fear what they dont understand...that and long black haired girls.