

A new Final Fantasy 15 update is expected next week and it contains a really fun feature – the Self-Photography Function. This is included in the previously announced update which is a part of the Holiday Pack. The holiday pack has items like Mog Choco T-shirt, Carnival style costumes, photo frames and so much more.
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Final Fantasy 15 PS4 |
PlayStation Store 12.88€ |
PlayStation Store 12.88€ |
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Final Fantasy 15 Xbox One |
Xbox 13.99€ |
Eneba 10.47€ |
The newest feature called the “Self Photography Function” allows the players to take self-photos anytime in the game except for when in battle. It has not been specified though if these are just regular screenshots of the game or perhaps it will give the players the ability to pose with companions. And perhaps you could even choose a filter suited for the picture. Also, currently the maximum photo inventory is just at 150 pictures only, this will not be enough if the Self Photography Function becomes live.
The update is said to drop next week, January 24, 2017. According to Gematsu, this is what it includes:
Holiday Pack + Updates (Premium)
- Moogle Chocobo Carnival
- Festive Ensemble (Noctis-only) costume
- Holiday Pack + Exclusive photo frames
Holiday Pack (Free Version) Updates
- Moogle Chocobo Carnival
- Choco-Mog Tee (Noctis-only) costume
- Holiday Pack (Free Version) Exclusive photo frames
Self-Photography Feature
- Players are now able to freely take pictures outside of battle
Final Fantasy 15 was launched last November 2016 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
What are your thoughts on these updates especially the Self-Photography Feature? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.
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