When I interviewed Capcom at TGS, I had no reason to ask about edited moves. I was, after all, walking in fresh off of seeing gameplay demonstrations which included R. Mika performing a Critical Art that had her slapping her butt and pointing at her opponent. That little prelude now looks different.
Instead of the camera being low enough to catch the hand-to-butt contact, it's now up higher, so that you hear the sound butt don't see the slap itself. NeoGAF gives us a before-and-after:
As well, the part where Nadeshiko and R. Mika split the opponent's legs apart has been changed to a more regular-looking pile driver.
Street Fighter 5 censored move R, Mika
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Street Fighter 5 censored move R, Mika #1
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Street Fighter 5 censored move R, Mika #2
The Butt Slap (After)
rnNotice how it's off camera now. -
Street Fighter 5 censored move R, Mika #3
The Butt Slap (Before) -
Street Fighter 5 censored move R, Mika #4
Leg Split (After)
rnI guess there was something... offensive about this? I'm guessing here. I have no idea. I don't think anyone has any idea. -
Street Fighter 5 censored move R, Mika #5
The Leg Split (Before)
