Guilty Gear Strive's photo mode has been updated to limit inappropiate angles

, by Quentin

Guilty Gear Strive's photo mode has been updated to limit inappropiate angles

Version 1.41 of Guilty Gear Strive comes with a pretty unusual change. The game's photo mode has been updated to stop you from viewing characters from certain, inappropriate angles.

The patch notes read as follows:

"We have adjusted the display restriction zone which renders the character invisible when certain parts are captured by the camera."

From now on, if a player attempts to look at "more intimate" parts of a character's body, they will disappear from the screen until the camera angle is changed. This change could be linked to a recent revision of the game's rating in Japan. Guilty Gear Strive has been downgraded from 12+ (CERO B) to 15+ (CERO C).

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