Check out all 39 FATAL FRAME: Maiden of Black Water Xbox achievements

AWOOGAH!!! Can’t wait for this, will be playing it this weekend!

Sucks about the Unlock All Achievements trophy

It doesn't seem to be a stack. Bought it in Canada as "Fatal Frame". Played it early for a bit under New Zealand, which changed it to "Project Zero" in my library/achievements list. Changed back to Canada and it was changed to "Fatal Frame" in my achievements list with the same ones unlocked. Interestingly it was still "Project Zero" in my library though.

holywood222 said:Yeah you can change descriptions based on region but you don't always see that

segagamer said:THIS!! THIS RIGHT HERE!! Day one purchase as I look forward to (hopefully) getting the rest rereleased on the Xbox. Fatal Frame was one of the only things to legit keep me nervous and in my toes in the dark (about 16 at the time) but was also a very dark and original game. Took inspiration from Japanese stories/myths/history not sure which.

She looks beautiful

Really looking forward to this and hope it does well so we can get remaster of the first 3 games and get an English release for the 4th game.

Ugh digital only means I'll have to grab this on another platform... why do people hate producing physical games for the xbox?

beastwhitedude said:Because we're at a time where we should be reducing our plastic.

The Cherished said:Similar to Project Zero and Fatal Frame, Jet Set Radio was named Jet Grind Radio in the US for $reasons.

Also Final Fantasy's box art was always shit compared to thr JP/EU version.

SanguinDies said:Catch-22. By not buying digital you only prove further that there is no reason to release these games physically because there is no audience for them.

HUN playmore said:exactly , For anyone interested in the game please buy it we need more Japanese games on xbox

beastwhitedude said:The potential customer base is so small it doesn't worth the extra costs of pressing the discs and distributing the boxes. Microsoft is still not doing enough to promote Japanese games. Eastern titles were always rare on the Xbox platform so anyone who likes them bought anything but Xbox to play them. The X userbase buys little of these games, especially the small releases. Until the console only gets the high caliber games and mostly digital it will always be behind the other systems.

segagamer said:...he said, sitting on the his Ikea couch made of acrylic fibers, wearing shoes and clothes made of polyester, while sipping his coke out of a PET bottle and chewing fast food, packed in PP and styrodur.

Come on guys, that argument simply is ridiculous, exactly like "you won't get any more manuals in the game boxes - just for environmental reasons."

All that counts for companys is money. Digital only means not to share that money with retailers and to have better control of the market, e.g. no used copies.

A huge amount of online traffic produced by digital-only-downloads isn't any better for our planet, as the gigantic server parks consume a lot of energy. Streaming and downloads produce massively CO²!

SanguinDies said:Quite a large number of assumptions you made there, pretty much all incorrect.

SanguinDies said:Most server farms from Microsoft are carbon neutral FYI, and they're in the process of being Carbon Negative.

Manuals aren't being made because hardly anyone read them, since games have more informative tutorials/lore with customisable control schemes, and games often get updates which makes manuals incomplete/incorrect. There's just no reason for them to exist.

segagamer said:Oh, I'm only familiar with Jet Set Radio Future on the Xbox so I just assumed the earlier Dreamcast version was called Jet Set Radio.

It's also the same way with the earlier JP/EU Resident Evil titles, those had some awesome covers compared to the American ones.

segagamer said:It wasn’t due to $reasons but to avoid copyright infringement. ‘Jet Set’ was already trademarked in the US. Sega preferred the Jet Set name for the NA release. The name change was last minute. When I pre-ordered the game, it was still called Jet Set Radio. When it came, it was Jet Grind Radio.

The Cherished said:But not the earliest. I still have the first version released on the JP PlayStation. The artwork is minimalist—a dark background with a single eye. The back was pure text with no graphics. In contrast, the NA box art was designed by award winning comic book artist, Bill Sienkiewicz.

Moreover, the back cover also featured artwork with game screenshots and a stylized watermark behind the text frame. Note also that the NA disk was packaged inside a box that had about twice the surface area of the JP jewel case.

segagamer said:I understand that but it's really disappointing to know this game will just be gone one day, sure if you get it now you'll hopefully have it forever but that isn't guaranteed. Recently I've been enjoying the xbox 360's library a lot lately and nothings more disappointing than finding a great game on ta or YouTube and seeing it was delisted from the Microsoft store and was digital only.

HUN playmore said:I know that became apparent to me when Catherine full body completely skipped xbox entirely. Unfortunately it's not just japanese games
Even first party titles like psychonauts 2 is digital only for some reason. It wouldn't surprise me if xbox goes all digital in the very near future.

I know important to protect ocean and nature from plastics!!!! :P