Now it’s running on the significantly more powerful PS4 ( and PS5 if you picked up that version) it carries across the motion controls as an optional extra and everything runs a lot smoother. The novelty of a motion controlled camera with the WiiU controller screen showing the photos was cumbersome and the performance wasn’t great. Project Zero: Maiden Of Black Water wasn’t fantastic on WiiU. Almost every Switch big success has come from the WiiU and ran a lot better for porting to more powerful hardware. The PS2 originals were always classics to me and the Wii Japanese only game Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse had a lot of uniquely brilliant terror to it ( there’s a fantastic fan translation online) Now I wasn’t the biggest fan of the original WiiU release of Project Zero: Maiden Of Black Water but with Halloween knocking on our doors will the PS4 release make this the perfect spooky Halloween experience or is it just a wet blanket?įor all its issues the WiiU had games that were essentially ahead of the hardware they were on. The series has always been steeped in Japanese horror tropes and the gameplay will switch between slow paced third person spooks and fast paced action photo taking. The Project Zero ( or Fatal Frame) series is a rare kind of Japanese horror game that focuses more on the ghost and paranormal side of terror rather than the grotesque or bizarre. That film is the Japanese original, Ju-On. Not because it’s bad, in fact it’s just too good at terrifying me and left a hell of a lasting impression. A port to the Nintendo Switch was announced at E3 2021 for later that year.There’s one horror/mystery film I’ve seen once and that was enough, never again. The game, as typical of the series, is based on an eerie and horrifying content of navigating through dark haunted forests and environments whilst avoiding ghosts which can only be countered back with a special camera known as Camera Obscura that focuses on them with a 'fatal frame' (hence the American name of the series). The North American version's only available digitally as an app to download on eShop, and wasn't released in a physical CD form unlike its Japanese and PAL counterparts. The game was initially released in Japan in September 2014, before being released in the other continents over a year later. Romaji: Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko) ( Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water in PAL regions) is the fifth entry in the Fatal Frame series and the first entry to be released on the Wii U.
Scripts Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water ( JP Japanese: 零 〜濡鴉ノ巫女〜.
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