As you read this list, you're going to notice something about me: The thing I most care about in a game isn't the gameplay, but the plot. I just love a well-told story. Thus, my personal top 10 list is largely full of either plot-heavy games or those that told their story in a novel way.
I am a long-time fan of the Fatal Frame survival horror series -- despite my aversion to scary things. And while I'll be the first to agree the franchise has had its ups and downs, the series' Wii U debut, Fatal Frame V, is a solid outing for the series.
Other than being made by the same company, survival horror series Fatal Frame and fighting game series Dead or Alive have had little in common -- until now that is.
As a long-time fan of the Fatal Frame series, I can see the perceived appeal of having the Wii U's GamePad with its gyro sensor and dedicated screen acting as a proxy for the game's ghost-killing camera. But while it works in Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko (Fatal Frame V), I'd rather just use my big screen TV.
Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko, the fifth game in the iconic Fatal Frame horror series came out in Japan last week. So who is up for getting the living crap scared out of them alongside me?
