The Series Begins
Fatal Frame began in Japan as Zero, released by Tecmo for PlayStation 2 on December 13, 2001. The Japanese horror adventure series centers on confronting ghosts with a special camera.
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Fatal Frame
Fatal Frame Cover Art Keychain Display
Description
Custom Fatal Frame cover-art keychain in a seller-described clear acrylic case, approximately 3.75 × 2.50 inches, with a 1.25-inch ring. Game and reference display examples not included.
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Behind the find
Lore, origin and why it matters
The Spirit Camera
The camera can reveal things invisible to ordinary sight. In Maiden of Black Water, photographing spirits repels and seals them, while supernatural images can also provide clues during exploration.
The Item
VideogameCraftShop offers the Fatal Frame cover-art keychain display shown in its first photo. The seller describes the same laminated image on both sides inside a clear acrylic case, about 3.75 × 2.50 inches, with a nickel-chromed ring measuring 1.25 inches. The case may have light scuffing. Other display designs and the PS2 case in later gallery photos are reference examples and are not included.
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