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by movie » 22 Apr 2014 05:51
Tecmo Koei and Nintendo are working together on the next entry in the horror adventure series Fatal Frame for Wii U, the duo announced.
A title and release date for the project have not been announced.
by Tain » 17 Jul 2014 06:16
- Now we’re gonna be talking about the new Fatal Frame game
- Producer Kikuchi Keisuke on the stage
- Trailer shown
- Girl put out a missing persons request; disappeared in the mountains
- Out on September 27
- Full name is Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko
- Brief history of the Zero series; talking about what the games are all about
- Talking about the three elements of a Zero game: ghosts that can come from anywhere, old Japanese houses, and the camera itself
- The concept for the game is all about water, places with lots of flowing water
- Use the GamePad to take pictures
- It’s an open sort of area apparently
- Main character: Kozukata Yuuri. Kagemi.
- She has the ability to look for people who have been taken into the ghost world, and bring them back to reality (kinda like a ghost private eye sorta thing)
- The game’s volume will be the biggest in the entire series; lots of work being put in
- Kikuchi’s presentation ends
- AnJu is doing the ending theme
- The theme is about the line between life and death
- It’s a positive kind of ending theme, meant to represent reuniting with loved ones, warmth, love, etc.
- More info coming in the near future
by earthboundtrev » 11 Sep 2014 19:48
Nintendo has released a five-minute overview trailer for Fatal Frame: The Raven Haired Shrine Maiden, providing a deeper look at the Wii U horror adventure game ahead of its September 27 Japanese release.
Much of the footage covered by the trailer revolves around the series’ iconic Camera Obscura, detailing its in-game functionality. As expected for a Fatal Frame entry, this rendition of the Camera Obscura is the main tool that protagonist Yuuri Kozukata has when fighting against hostile spirits. Holding the camera up and snapping at opportune moments damages enemies, with especially good timing granting players the opportunity to chain multiple follow-up attacks. Additionally, the camera is also shown to be prominently used during exploration portions of the game, uncovering objects within the world that can’t otherwise be normally seen.
All of this is accomplished with the help of the Wii U GamePad, whereby raising it up brings the viewfinder over the current in-game view; the GamePad can also be tilted in order to achieve optimal photographic angles.
Beyond that, the trailer demonstrates the ability to see into the past lives of spirits by physically coming into contact with them. Also revealed are the addition of two playable characters in Miu Hinasaki, the missing girl that players initially set off in search for at the beginning of the game, as well as Ren Houjou, a man investigating the scholarly work of an ethnologist.
by earthboundtrev » 16 Jun 2015 23:17
Sato wrote:Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water will release in North America and Europe in Fall 2015 for Wii U.
