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| Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Director's Cut | |||
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| 零 ～紅い蝶～ Zero: Akai Chou Project Zero II: Crimson Butterfly Director's Cut | |||
| Developer(s) | Tecmo | ||
| Publisher(s) | Tecmo | ||
| Release date(s) | November 1, 2004 (US) November 11, 2004 (Jap.) February 4, 2005 (PAL) | ||
| Ratings | Mature (17+)(ESRB), CERO C (15+)(Jap.), 16+ (PEGI) | ||
| Platform | Xbox | ||
- This article is about the Xbox release of Fatal Frame II. For the original Playstation 2 release, and for more information on plot and characters, see Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly.
| “ | Butterflies will fill the sky once again... | ” |
Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Director's Cut is the Xbox re-release of the second installment in the Fatal Frame series. The new release kept the same basic plot and characters, but added different play modes, whole new ending, many new unlockables.
New play modes
First-person mode
Survival mode
Promise Ending
Sae and Yae finally reunited
Although the plot of the game stayed the same, a new ending called the "Promise Ending" was available as a conclusion to the story. The ending can be achieved by playing and completing the game on "Nightmare" difficulty with any rank.
The promise ending cinematic concludes the game in a more cheerful note than the original endings. As Mio ] finally reaches the Hellish Abyss to stop her [[Mayu Amakura|sister] from completing the ritual, the spirit of Yae Kurosawa exits Mio's body, prompting her twin sister Sae to appear through Mayu's body. The two finally meet, and Yae apologizes for leaving her sister alone for so long. The two are determined to complete their ritual and free their village, so they approach the abyss hand-in-hand, ready to jump into the void. Before they do, Mio rushes towards them and grabs her sister out from Sae's spirit. Mio and Mayu are saved from the fate of the twins, and Sae and Yae complete their ritual, saving their village. Crimson butterflies are shown rising from the abyss, and while Mio and Mayu exit, the butterflies break the night sky trapping the village as the ghosts of the villagers look towards a rising sun.