Cassidee from Leviathyn.com discusses the convention of taking pictures in games, what it adds to gameplay, and why it needs to be implemented more.
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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.
MGS games usually have camera you can take pictures with either first person or third person.
Uncharted: Golden Abyss has a camera and a ton of photographs you have to take.
I've been playing Dragons dogma and it has a photo option. Right now there's a contest to take a pic of the best pawns which u submit to the community to become a special pawn for awhile. Also, gamers will hold contests using it while giving good loot away to the winner. And u can just get great pics with all the colors, particle effects and day/night cycles.
On Vita you can take a picture whenever you want by pressing home and start.Well,it's a screenshot but it's better than nothing.
Spider-Man also has picture taking. Its the side quests, you take pictures of all the evidence.