The nightmare resurgence in Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water will be ready for Halloween. And Ayane from Dead or Alive will return
One of the remasters that we did not see coming and that surprised us with its announcement was that of Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water originally from Wii U. E3 2021 was the “stage” in which Koei Tecmo broke the news to the delight of all those people who couldn’t enjoy it on that Nintendo console that “nobody had.”
Obviously Wii U was a consolation , but it did not achieve the same impact as the Wii or the recent Switch. That is why the news was a joy for users of the new hybrid console … and other current systems.
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We knew it was scheduled to release in 2021, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the first Project Zero , and now we have its exact date on both Switch and PlayStation (PS5 and PS4), Xbox (Series and One) and Steam: October 28 . Yes, a few days before Halloween, so the choice of the date could not be more successful.
As for the improvements of this remastering, the views last June, such as a slightly more polished visual aspect, the addition of a new Photo mode (which is still ironic for a horror game where we use precisely a camera of photos to “kill” the ghosts) and three alternative costumes. Now, his latest trailer recovers an extra from Wii U: by completing the story we will unlock Ayane , the violet-haired fighter in Dead or Alive and who has appeared in some Ninja Gaiden as a guest , among other games. The nightmare resurgence in Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water will be ready for Halloween. And Ayane from Dead or Alive will return
