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Fatal Frame Needs To Be in VR

Five years have passed since the last Fatal Frame game was released on the Wii U, and fans are clamouring for a revival of the series.

ApocalypseShadow2061d ago (Edited 2061d ago )

Ask Nintendo. It's their fault we don't get to see any more of it. Once it was locked to Nintendo platforms because of co development, it faded into the shadows.

Definitely would work in VR though. PSVR could really use it. But then, it's got a couple of horror games already. Maybe a Labo VR Spirit Camera game.

AK912061d ago

More importantly there needs to be a dev that could make it work in VR and I certainly don’t want it to be the team that made Fatal Frame 5

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Undead Citadel Reaches PlayStation VR2 Next Week

Undead Citadel, a medieval-era VR action game, arrives next week on PlayStation VR2.

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Abnor_Mal15h ago

Is this game one of those every time you die the enemy location is shuffled?

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SEGA has accidentally revealed 6 years of sales data for some games

SEGA has made a mistake on one of their PDF forms which has inadvertently disclosed full sales numbers of some of the company’s key software releases.

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Phoenix0291d 7h ago

Don't forget they've put a lot of these on gamepass and ps plus so you can add that money to it. Good to see Sega going strong

shinXseijuro1d 7h ago

Happy for sega ! I was expecting some kind of showing of their newer games at game fest but maybe they’re keeling it for TGS? Crazy taxi and jet set needs a trailer or something soon !!!

Runechaz12h ago

Release Phantasy Star 5, Shining force 4 or Skies of Arcadia 2 and look at the number after.

jjb198111h ago

Saaaaaaaaaaaaaay-ga. Good times.

The Wood7h ago

whoops....there's actually a SEGA m2 now.........;)

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Playdead co-founder slammed with lawsuit as bitter row with co-founder escalates

Playdead co-founder Dino Patti is allegedly being sued by his former studio and business partner.
Patti was threatened with a lawsuit earlier this year after he posted a now-deleted LinkedIn post that shared an "unauthorized" picture of co-founder Arnt Jensen and discussed some of Limbo's development. Patti said Jensen demanded a little over $73,000 in "suitable compensation and reimbursement," adding that he had "repeatedly" had such letters over the last nine years.

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