Resident Evil 9 Photo Mode Launches: Who Does Leon's Head Pat Resemble?

Giving it a 7. The features are there, but the details are a bit puzzling.

Recently, the photo mode for "Resident Evil 9: Requiem" was officially added to the game via a free update, supporting all platforms.

Released on February 27, yet they're only adding this now.

You can adjust the camera, add filters, and there are plenty of borders and stickers too.

But is Leon's pose here really serious?

Hand on forehead, expression solemn.

Someone pointed out the pose resembles the Indian game "Releasing Avatar".

With my thirty years of veteran eyes, it definitely gives me a sense of deja vu.

Back in the day, models on the PS1 were angular but never this awkward.

Now with top-tier models, the movements are instead stiff and awkward.

To put it plainly, Capcom's update this time is quite decent.

But then again, the attention this "head-touch" pose grabs depends on the look.

Thus, the attention grabbed by different people using this "head-touch" pose indeed varies; first, you need a top-tier model.

Official screenshots sparked heated discussion, and the player community is all making memes about it.

For players who like taking screenshots, this is a plus.

For story-focused players, the impact is minimal.

If you haven't bought it yet, now is a good time to jump in.

After all, it's a free update; why not take it?

Just hope that next time when adjusting poses, they can reference more old-school action games.

Don't let players stare blankly at screenshots, wondering where exactly this hand is supposed to go.

After all, we all come from the era where controllers were worn smooth from use.

Good games are worth waiting for, but details shouldn't be compromised.

Capcom, please put some more thought into it next time.