Let's Play Fatal Frame Part 5 [PS2] Past & Present (Blind)
2🐧 Welcome to our blind let's play Fatal Frame Part 5 for the PS2: Past & Present. This is a Picturesque Ghost Horror Story which is based on a true story (?). Recommend by @Balious and voted on by you, the Number One YouTube Community in All of YouTube as our next horror let's play. A brother goes missing and we, his sister, armed only with a magical ghost-busting camera, go in searching for him. Will we find our brother or become ghost food in this picturesque ghost horror story?
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🐧 About #fatalframe for the PS2 (from the fandom): Fatal Frame, or the Japanese title, Zero, and European title, Project Zero, is a Japanese survival horror franchise with, as of February 2015, five installments, two spin-offs, two special editions and a remake. Developed by Tecmo (Ninja Gaiden, Dead or Alive), it has become one of the most well received survival horror games.
The specific plot differs depending on the installment, but the core objective is to survive your way through some sort of haunted location, and fight ghosts with only your camera. The Camera Obscura is the main weapon of the game, and is able to take pictures of things normal humans cannot see. The ways the main character comes to possess the camera differs as well. Some, like Miku Hinasaki, previously owned the camera, and others, like Mio Amakura, find the camera.
In this installment, the player controls Miku Hinasaki for the majority of the game. Miku has entered Himuro Mansion looking for her brother, Mafuyu Hinasaki, who had gone missing in the mansion two weeks ago. She does not find her brother, but she does find her mother's old camera that Mafuyu had brought with him. (The camera obscura) with its powerful ability to capture things that are unable to be seen by the naked eye and exercise spirits.
🐧 Reviews from Metacritic which has a critic rating of 74% and a user rating of 8.3. Some reviews:
GameZone 90%: I am happy to report that after many hours of lost sleep, hearing things that weren’t really there, and near fatal heart attacks Fatal Frame definitely is not only the most terrifying game experience I have ever had, but one of the more solid ones I have had as well.
Colonelp 10/10: Spooky. With a ton of very spooky ghosts! OWWWW. How scary! Good for Japanese horror!
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🐧 Chapters
00:00 Fatal Frame
00:10 Intro
00:20 2nd Night
11:15 Ritual Masks
16:33 Candles
22:25 Demon Tag Scroll
37:56 Locked Safe
55:59 Key to Safe
58:17 Past & Present
1:00:52 Outro