MST writes: Nintendo recently announced that Fatal Frame V: Oracle of the Sodden Raven, a game that was until now a Japan-only release, would finally make it’s way to a America and Europe later this year for the Wii U, so I thought it would be a good time to look back on this criminally ignored series.
Today, KOEI TECMO America is pleased to announce that its remastered classic, FATAL FRAME: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse, is now available digitally for Nintendo Switch™, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows PC at via Steam.
Full of frights, spooks, and claustrophobic journeys, the Original Xbox has what will quench the thirst of every horror fan.
Such a shame that they never ported Fatal Frame II: Director's Cut to anything else. The added ending is by far my favourite.
One of the very few games that I would actually like to see a remake and deserves a new current gen upgrade.
Fatal Frame 1&2. Its a horrible shame those two original xbox games never got backwards compatible for series consoles. Horrible
Fatal Frame, 20 years Later By the early 2000s the modern definition of “survival horror” had been established thanks to the success of games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill.
How strange that at this very moment I'm playing the demo from the 1st game that I got way back in May/June 2002.
Its from PlayStation the Magazine.
I so totally want to play Fatal Frame.
I'm glad they're bringing this west.
Wait, there was a Fatal Frame IV? What system was it for?
1-3 are amazing horror games. 4 is ok, i hear 5 is okay too.
I really wish they'd go all out with a new one, go back to the camera angles so that the budget doesn't show with the camera all zoomed in. If they followed the template of 1-3 minus some of the repetitive, tedious stuff, they'd be golden.
Also, i feel like the creators are way too reliang on the whole failed ritual/sacrifice thing. Theres a lot more in Japanese horror to take from. Just watched Kairo, amazingly original and scary J-horror