– Staff behind Fatal Frame is working on the project
– Spinoff of sorts
– Called Shinrei Shashin, or “Spirit Photo”
– Take pictures of ghost
– Bundled with an “AR Notebook”
– This notebook is used heavily in the game
– AR Story: Zero: Purple Diary – Work with a girl who you brought out into the real world, solve the mystery behind the cursed Purple Diary, represented by the AR Notebook item.
– Horror Notebook: Mini-games that used the AR Notebook
– Ghost Camera: Free photo mode, take your “spirit picture” and pit it against other spirits (faces of others)
– TBA release date
– Publisher not specified
Tales of Xillia (PS3) – 10/9/10/10
Deus Ex: Human Revolution (PS3/360) – 9/9/9/9
Resistance 3 (PS3) – 9/8/8/9
Super Sentai Battle: Ranger Cross (Wii) – 8/7/8/7
Rise of Nightmares (Kinect) – 8/7/7/7
Update: It’s called Spirit Photo, a Fatal Frame spinoff. You can find the first details here.
Big news from the latest issue of Famitsu is starting to leak. The magazine has continued its pre-TGS coverage from last week, this time announcing a possible Fatal Frame title for 3DS. We’re just not sure if it’s actually a Fatal Fame title or a different type of project from the Fatal Frame team.
The mystery project will use the the system’s AR capabilities. The system itself will act as the camera in the game.
There are a few more details from the magazine that haven’t been translated just yet. More information should arrive very shortly.
This box is for Europe, but I imagine that the packaging will be similar in North America.
Earlier today, Nintendo announced that Excitebots: Trick Racing would be offered in Japan as a Club Nintendo reward. NGamer doesn’t seem to be a fan of the title, as they sent out the following tweet a few hours ago:
Obviously the tweet caused a hugely negative response, but for what it’s worth, they removed the message and issued an apology.
Even though NGamer was trying to make a joke, they didn’t really use much tact. Plus, most North American fans would say that Excitebots is actually a very enjoyable title. It was viewed favorably by critics as well.
