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Fatal Frame is nice 'n' creepy. I bought my wife the PS2 version, and had her play with the lights off and the sound turned up. Good stuff.
Looking over the upcoming first-quarter release-date lists:
PS2:
<b>The Sims</b> (tomorrow), for anyone not terminally sick of it by now
<b>The Getaway</b> (next week) -- think Lock Stock & Two Smoking Grand Theft Autos, but more mission-centric than GTA games. Early reviews have been mixed.
<b>Devil May Cry 2</b> (two weeks) -- If you liked the first one...
<b>Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance</b> (early March) -- If you liked the first two...
<b>Tenchu: Wrath of Heaven</b> (early March) -- I sense a trend here...
Cube:
<b>Resident Evil 2, 3 and Codename: Veronica</b> (this month) -- In case you missed them on two or more other consoles.
<b>Skies of Arcadia Legends</b> (late January) -- Aw hell yeah. Classy RPG goodness.
<b>Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc</b> (early March) -- Back to platforming heaven for Rayman, where he belongs.
<b>Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Zelda: Wind Waker</b> (late March) -- No, "Wind Waker" is _not_ a typo.
Xbox:
<b>Panzer Dragoon Orta</b> (tomorrow) -- Return to the series' rail-shooter roots with lotsa eye candy. Looks good.
<b>Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball</b> (two weeks) -- "She kicks high."
<b>State of Emergency</b> (end of January) -- After thoroughly underwhelming PS2 gamers who expected it to be GTA3 1/2...
<b>Phantasy Star Online Xbox</b> (late February) -- For those who missed it on the Dreamcast...
<b>Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick</b> (March) -- It had better be better than Hail to the King, THAT's for sure...
Boy, February is a dead zone, isn't it?
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