Seriously, if you have a PS2, rent or buy Fatal Frame 2. It was the creepiest experience of my life...


It was so scary it caused a female friend of mine to cry . And the voice acting was done super well this time, and the graphics and attention to detail is super smooth (Trees sway in the wind, rooms are finely modeled, and the ghosts are HORRIBLY scary). Sound was superpar. One of the best soundtracks I've ever heard in a game, and the sounds... damn... seriously... I was afraid to go outside for a night...

I just realized I had to post this because I also got Resident Evil: Code Veronica at the same time... and this game just pales in comparison...


Get it ASAP

 

I was creeped out playing the Resident Evil and Silent Hill series. Might have to check this game out. :thumbup:

 

I'll have to get it for the weekend :thumbup:

 

so this game pales in comparison to RE:CV? :thinking:

 

vice versa

 

Is it as creepy as the Silent Hill series? :nervous:

 

System Shock 2 > *

 

Up there... not as gorey, but it's creepier, cause you've got these ghosts that represent the way that people have died, and you don't have anything like SMGs or Fire Axes... you have a camera... and to do the most damage, you have to wait for the exact moment that they attack, and the closer you are, the more damage you do....

and WEIRD SHIT happens... like you walk into this one room at this part of the game, and you hear this girl that's crying and whispering then nearly screaming "Help Me" with help me written all over the walls in japanese... and shit will move of it's own accord, and the dolls...

DAMN the dolls...

And you sister can get possesed :eek3: That's no good...

And you don't move very fast, and the creepiest part is that you uncover this weird and satanic ritual that the villagers used to do to appease some demonic forces and keep the entrance to hell closed, but it failed, and this you're stuck in this village that has been overrun by the ghosts of the people killed...

 

eh..

 

sounds sweet, i played first one, not that scary...