Xbox – Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly – Director Cut (Pre-Played)

Terror returns with Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly on the Xbox, the sequel to the highly popular survival horror title, Fatal Frame. This time the terrifying journey takes the player to a whole new creepy setting, an abandoned village, where they play the role of Mio Amakura, a young girl who is gifted with a strong sixth sense. The story follows the horrifying journey of Mio and her twin sister, Mayu, as this lost village and a strange, symbolic crimson butterfly create the spooky setting for yet another frightening tale in Fatal Frame 2. The frightening voyage continues as Fatal Frame 2 makes its way to the Xbox video game system this Halloween with an additional first person view mode, new costumes, more ghosts, and a new survival mode that will have you trembling for more!

New FPS Mode - Tensions will arise in this new first person view mode where limited sight brings new insecurities to the player, immersing them more fully in the terrifying world of Fatal Frame 2.

New Survival Mode - Only the strong will survive in a new thrilling mode created only for the Xbox version where players get their thrills and chills from fighting multiple ghosts that attack them one after the other.

New Setting - Brand new, wider settings in a mysterious lost village called,All God's Village, opening up new possibilities to terrify the player.

Enhanced Graphics and Sound - Fear is multiplied in this new version with unworldly uses of light and shadow that add to the eerie effect of the game. 5.1 channel sound brings new heights in fear as players will be able to hear the spine-tingling sounds of the premonition right before they attack.

New Main Characters - Twins, Mio and Mayu, make their debut as the main characters. These twins provide a major theme, effecting the game's mechanics and storyline.

Real Time Visuals - More horrifying real time visuals to keep the player engrossed in this frightening tale.

Unique Camera Combat System - The one-weapon

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