Fatal Frame The launch for Fatal Frame: Mask Of The Lunar Eclipse is here again and we can get a little more Fatal Frame in our lives now The next remaster for the Fatal Frame series is finally here and those that have missed out on it from before, can head out and pick it up as you are reading these words. You should have already known that if you have been following along with all of our coverage for the IP and other titles that Koei Tecmo have going on out there, but we can let this be one more reminder. It is not like we have been requesting the remaster for Fatal Frame: Mask Of The Lunar Eclipse on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and (importantly) the Switch. Read More...

Fatal Frame A new story trailer for Fatal Frame: Mask Of The Lunar Eclipse is here and it shows off some classic Fatal Frame skins we will get to use There has been a large gap of time since Fatal Frame: Mask Of The Lunar Eclipse originally came out and there is definitely a gap for loss of what the story is about. One would not be blamed for losing track of all of that since it first dropped and up to the newer version Koei Tecmo is giving us on March 9th. Unless you are the biggest Fatal Frame fan out there and do not know of any other games or stories, that is. Read More...

Fatal Frame Another Fatal Frame release is coming right at us with Fatal Frame: Mask Of The Lunar Eclipse landing this coming March One more bit of Fatal Frame fun is on the way to us all again, with another blast from the past coming back to us on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC. All of these are available on March 9th digitally for all of those platforms. Just in time for Koei Tecmo to get us another bit of fun around the time of the anniversary of it all. Read More...

Fatal Frame The release date for Fatal Frame: Maiden In Black Water is set down in October now and we can gear up to take on the spirits in Fatal Frame once more It looks as if our assumptions paid off and now we know we will be seeing Fatal Frame: Maiden Of The Black Water launching again on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Switch, and PC in October. To be specific, October 28th will be when we can expect to see this one out there and aim to take more pictures of the restless dead with our super camera. That is a way over-simplification for the idea of the gameplay for Fatal Frame but does cover the basics for those completely new to the IP and looking to have a good horror game for the Halloween season. Read More...

Fatal Frame For the 20th anniversary of the Fatal Frame IP, we will be getting Fatal Frame: Maiden In Black Water ported over to all of the current platforms out there Another blast from the past will be gracing us here this year with Fatal Frame: Maiden In Black Water getting a re-release on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Switch, and PC. Yes, it looks like after all of this time of it being a Wii U release, Koei Tecmo has opted to bring the game back out and in a form for so many others to play. All of which comes out of the recent showcase that Nintendo held during E3 and just before the 20th anniversary of the Fatal Frame IP out there too. Read More...

There is a new teaser trailer for Fatal Frame, Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko, coming to the Wii U September 27th in Japan This may not be breaking news for many who don't live in Japan but it looks like the Wii U version of Fatal Frame or Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko is slated for a September 27th release in that territory. There is also a really creepy new trailer showing off a bit of the gameplay and horror that we could expect from the game. At least we could if it was slated to come over to the U. Read More...

Perhaps my favorite football game of all time is set to return to XBox Live and the PSN in the Spring of this year. I know I'm not the only one who fondly remembers holding up and A on the NES' controller to pick a play and then watching a mass of pixels go to war on the field. It's time for Tekumo Bōru! As the press release proudly proclaims, "Tecmo Bowl fans no longer have to reminisce about the old days as players can return to the first video game that emulated real football with new generation consoles, twenty years after its release. As a game that still holds a strong community following, online community tournaments can now be held nationwide at the comfort of home. Read More...

While we knew when Tecmo decided to announce Tecmo Bowl: Kickoff for the DS, they couldn't use the NFL license for teams and players thanks to EA holding the exclusive rights.  But when fans petitioned for everyone's either favorite or most despised player in Tecmo Bowl history, Bo Jackson, Tecmo came out stating he will not appear in the game, nor any retired players for that matter.  Anyone who played Tecmo Super Bowl knows that Bo Jackson became the game's standout icon as he was virtually unstoppable, and everyone remembers the fights over who would play as (Does best Chris Berman Interpretation) DA RAIDAHZ!!  Sorry Bo fans, you're stuck finding an old copy of Tecmo Super Bowl to get your "Bo Knows" fix. Read More...