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Two pleasant surprises cropped up in the PlayStation release schedule for this week. Almost a full year after announce, Drinkbox’s Guacamelee is headed to PlayStation 3 and Vita, with cross-buy enabled. It’s a Metroidvania starring a pair of luchadores, with a two-world mechanic and an emphasis on melee combat. The classic horror stylings of Tecmo’s Fatal Frame (otherwise known as Project Zero) will join the PlayStation Network’s PS2 Classics range, too.

One of the last major Wii releases is also one of the most anticipated; check out the launch trailer for Project Zero 2: Wii Edition through the break.

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Changes to the copyright status of the Fatal Frame (or Project Zero, as its known in Japan) franchise suggest Nintendo now owns a significant share in the horror series.

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Fatal Frame spin-off, Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir, will land in Europe June 29 along with the Wii remake of Fatal Frame 2 the same day. Now going by the title Project Zero 2: Wii Edition, the Wii remake of Fatal Frame: Crimson Butterfly will have updated graphics, more endings, a more control over the flashlight, and a third-person camera view. Tecmo Koei will also include Haunted House mode, which is meant to be played with friends and has random events. Thanks, Siliconera. [image]

The Fatal Frame augmented reality spin-off for 3DS, Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir, will be released in North America on April 13.

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Famitsu has revealed that the folks behind Fatal Frame are working on a spin-off for 3DS, titled Shinrei Shashin, which translates into English as Spirit Photo.

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Apparently, Fatal Frame is not heading to PS3 after all according to Koei Tecmo. “There is no truth to this,” a spokesperson for the publisher told Eurogamer. “Looking at the titles on that list it looks pretty out of date.” This makes us a very sad panda.

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It’s about damn time.

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Tecmo’s announced horror title Fatal Frame (Project Zero in Europe) for Wii. The game – the fourth in the series – is being developed by Grasshopper Manufacture – was assumed to be appearing on Xbox 360 and PS3, as all other episodes had appeared on PlayStation and Xbox consoles. There’s no date for this in Europe yet, but you can take a look at some shots here.