[ Каскадный ] · Стандартный · Линейный Project Zero (Fatal Frame) Maiden of Black Water, Новая часть Fatal Frame

[dimm0505]

Fatal Frame: The Black Haired Shrine Maiden - вот такое название новой части игры.

Official High Quality Trailer (1080p):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1rv4GAZoho
и еще одно видео:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jconaPPKkR0

В Японии игра выходит 27 сентября этого года. Вроде бы на презентации звучали слова Америка и Европа =)

Официальный сайт игры: http://www.nintendo.co.jp/wiiu/al5j/index.html
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UPDATE
Добавил детали об игре, озвученные на презентации. Планируется еще выпуск книги и даже какой-то фильм:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1Jyt6z-9JE
Gamepad будет использоваться естественно как фотоаппарат:

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Introduction

- Starting off with an overview of all the various projects they got going. Manga, books, etc.
– Shigeru Miyamoto takes the stage for an opening word or two
– Miyamoto says he doesn’t like scary things except for Luigi’s Mansion
– What he’s seen from Fatal Frame/Project Zero scares him
– Miyamoto talks about using the GamePad in the living room and different/great it is; wants people to know this
– The Wii U game will use the GamePad as a camera
– Wants games like Fatal Frame to broaden the types of genres available on the Wii U

Manga
- Kibayashi Shin is penning the manga and shared a few words about this
– Talking about Manga Box, the new manga platform
– More talking about Manga Box and how much it has been downloaded

Wii U game
- Now we’re gonna be talking about the new Fatal Frame game
– Producer Kikuchi Keisuke on the stage
– Trailer shown (see it here)
– Girl put out a missing persons request; disappeared in the mountains
– Out on September 27
– Full name is Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko (Fatal Frame: The Black Haired Shrine Maiden)
– Brief history of the Zero series; talking about what the games are all about
– Talking about the three elements of a Zero game: ghosts that can come from anywhere, old Japanese houses, and the camera itself
– The concept for the game is all about water, places with lots offlowing water
– Use the GamePad to take pictures
– It’s an open sort of area apparently
– Main character: Kozukata Yuuri. Kagemi.
– She has the ability to look for people who have been taken into the ghost world, and bring them back to reality (kinda like a ghost private eye sorta thing)
– The game’s volume will be the biggest in the entire series; lots of work being put in
– Kikuchi’s presentation ends
– AnJu is doing the ending theme
– The theme is about the line between life and death
– It’s a positive kind of ending theme, meant to represent reuniting with loved ones, warmth, love, etc.
– More info coming in the near future

Movie
- Kadokawa and Inoue on stage
– Inoue said the movie is coming out around the same time
– Thanked Nintendo and Koei Tecmo
– Old trailer shown
– Asato Mari is the director

Сообщение отредактировал dimm0505 - Четверг, 24 марта 2016, 23:25

[dimm0505]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-qHMU6NDvQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtpVfTrfncg

Nintendo Life:

On to one of the biggest questions - ss it scary? We've been playing Maiden of Black Water at night whenever possible, with the lights off and the sound turned up for maximum effect. Do the same, and we're fairly certain you're in for a chilling time. We're also happy to report that there haven't been any loud jump scares so far, nor a sudden violin shriek designed to give the player an artificial jolt of adrenaline. There's an elegance and subtlety to the horror of Fatal Frame which allows an unsettling atmosphere to take center stage; slowly building a sense of dread over the course of each chapter. Faces appear in windows and bodies shuffle past your line of sight without fanfare, allowing the moment to mingle with a sense of self-doubt.

Solid visuals are complimented by extraordinary sound design, as ghosts wail in an otherworldly tone that borders on mechanical. It's creepy to hear them lament their actions with their final whimpers, and the stronger "boss" ghosts have even more character to them. One such example took the form of a hanged man, who repeatedly threw himself out of the window before landing right back in front of our eyes. Notes scattered about the environment often give background information on these poor souls, and slowly reveal the influence of a mysterious presence. The English voice acting is also perfectly serviceable so far, but we've still got a way to go yet before completing the story and giving a full opinion.

So far, we feel that Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water could manage to both please fans and intrigue newcomers by doing enough differently without sacrificing that morose atmosphere in the process. It's shaping up to be perfect for the Halloween season, and we're very much looking forward to the rest of our trip to Mt.Hikami. In fact; we're dying to stay here as long as we can. Won't you join us? Forever?

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2015/09/f..._of_black_water

Examiner:

“Fatal Frame: Maiden of the Black Water” may be the best game in the series since the original:

With plenty of ambiance, beautiful visuals and some of the best usage of the Nintendo Wii U GamePad, “Fatal Frame: Maiden of the Black Water,” through our initial play time, has been the most intriguing offering on the system in quite some time.

With the release of the indie hit “Year Walk” earlier this year, the Wii U has proven to be a place where scares are more than possible, they are a reality. While comparing “Year Walk” and “Fatal Frame: Maiden of the Black Water” makes sense because they share the same genre, Fatal Frame is on entirely different level from the start due to its wonderful visuals and better use of the console.

For a series that’s lost some of its luster over the years after a wonderful debut entry, “Fatal Frame: Maiden of the Black Water” is easily one of the most natural games on the Wii U and a title that hardcore loyalists of the series will adore. From the sound of rushing water to the vibrations from walking and the provocative visuals and story, it’s a game that mature gamers on the Wii U have been waiting for. Using storytelling devices made famous in Japanese horror flicks, it’s oozing with charisma.

Right from the beginning of the story, the GamePad is shaking and the grim, shadowy visuals will put you on edge. While it would have been better to have less text on the screen and voiceovers, the atmosphere is dark and creepy. At times, you’ll want to stop playing because you know a jump scare is coming, but you trek on. While some of the frightful moments are obvious, some will force you to press pause and collect your thoughts.

The thing that brings you in the most is the controls. The fact that you use the GamePad to take photos is such a perfect fit and although the game takes its time to develop in terms of story, walking around levels and using the camera is seamless. As a result, it’ll be a cult-favorite on a console that is starving for solid third-party titles that delve far from the fun, platforming aura Nintendo provides.

So while you may want to play “Super Mario Maker” with your kids during the day, the scare tactics in “Fatal Frame: Maiden of the Black Water” make it a great game to play once the babies are in bed.

http://www.examiner.com/article/fatal-fram...nitial-thoughts