r/fatalframe

I had no intention of picking these games up so soon after purchasing Mask of the Lunar Eclipse, but I found both on sale, and I could not turn them down. The only game I am missing is a PS2 copy of Fatal Frame 1. I have an original Xbox and an Xbox 360, so I may pick up the Xbox versions of Fatal Frame 1 and 2, but I do not have the same level of nostalgia for the Xbox/Xbox 360 as I do for the PS2 (it is my favourite console ever), so those versions can wait.

this is the hidden balcony in the osaka house hidden by an illusion that can be dispelled via phantom exposé i think it's called, for some reason it works normally everywhere else exept in this spot, am currently in chapter 6 and i tried this earlier in chapter 5 but no use, the camera doesn't show the yellow indicator on top that's lit near an illusion while having the clue photo and am not getting the circle that shows when their's a picture to be taken yet several enemies spawn one after the other when i stand there, i did look it up on youtube and yes am in the right spot as shown in the screenshot

am i doing something wrong or is it a glitch and if so does it have a work around ?

I was missing FF1. I went into my local game store today, and there it was, in their showcase. They had it marked for $129, but they have 20% off all showcase games this month. Ended at about $107 after tax. All of the games here are complete in box and in great shape! I am still technically missing the Wii remake of FF2, but I'll worry about that later. Very happy to have the entirety of my favorite horror series physically!

This is my first post here, and I would like to discuss the antagonists of the series, in each part we have about the same formula and I like these characters, they are tragic, interesting, frightening. But I don't think I can call any of them a bad or terrible person for their actions, so what if the next antagonist of the series is made pure evil? Yes, I know that this goes beyond the traditional formula and may be out of step with previous games in the series. But imagine how interesting it will be to look at the real villain, not a victim of circumstances, not a victim of family, or anything else, but a person who just wants others to suffer, will enjoy the pain of the new protagonist. Yes, you can add a reason for this, but I think it would be interesting to make a truly insane, ruthless villain. What do you think?

My birthday was a few days ago, and my grandparents gave me money. I told them I was going to use it for rent, bills, or student loans, but my grandma said I should use it for something fun instead. I was deciding between getting something from my favourite anime or another Fatal Frame game. In the end, Fatal Frame won. Still, I had to choose between Mask of the Lunar Eclipse, the game that introduced me to the series, or the Crimson Butterfly remake, my favourite game of all time. Ultimately, I went with Mask of the Lunar Eclipse. While it being my introduction to the series and its physical rarity played a role in my choice, I chose it primarily for its thematic resonance. Mask of the Lunar Eclipse revolves around memory, identity, and connection, with music playing a central, triggering role—a theme I connect with deeply, given that my grandparents and I all love The Beatles.

As much as I love Crimson Butterfly, Mask of the Lunar Eclipse explores the fragility and preciousness of memory, identity, and connection in a way that gives it a quiet, poetic weight for me. Years from now, when I look at this game in my collection, I will not just have one of my favourite games; I will have a keepsake that reminds me of my grandparents' generosity, all that they did for me, what they meant to me, and the exact moment and reason I brought it home with me.

The Fatal Frame series takes place mostly in the 1980s, with Fatal Frame II set in 1988. However, the characters’ designs are quite modern. This is by no means a complaint—I absolutely love the designs of the protagonists in these games, and I think they are perfect just the way they are.

Still, I found myself wondering: what would their designs look like if they were inspired by Japanese fashion from the 1980s? So, I gathered some references and created my own versions of Mio and Mayu.

I didn’t want to change their color palettes or any elements that I consider iconic to their designs, but I wanted to incorporate more prominent influences from 1980s Japan.

I hope you like them!

which of the human characters are gonna make to survive if these tyrants end up landing into the kurosawa antiques/hojo residence

ghosts vs aliens, who's gonna win!

The game is great. Although I would have liked a link with the previous games, regardless it is good horror game and as always I loved its Japanese atmosphere.. The only problem were the piano puzzles that had to be solved with motion control and the Wiimote is really sensitive, I am not gonna lie, the very last piano puzzle took me more than one hour just because I couldn't push the piano buttons properly! Now I will play the last one (Maiden of Black Water) wish me luck...

I recently finished the crimson butterfly remake and i thoroughly enjoyed the journey, it was my first game of the series and I can't wait to play all of the other games ^•^

just figured i’d share my miku mii i made in tomodachi life :) i think i’ll try to make her ff1 or ff3 outfit someday but for now this is the best she gets lol