A painting near the end-game of Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion has a Getty Images watermark. Oopsy daisy, Square Enix.
We’ve all done it before. You need a picture for an assignment or presentation, you head to Google and find the perfect image. But it’s got a huge watermark across it. It’s not like it’s being used for profit, or it’s going to be seen by thousands of people, so it’s probably fine.
The stakes are a little different when said assignment is, say, a £50 game from a best-selling, worldwide franchise. And unfortunately for someone at Square Enix, that assignment was Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion.
Shortly after the game’s release yesterday, the eagle-eyed writers over at Kotaku noticed a watermark on one of the in-game paintings.
