Zero -Akaichou- (PlayStation 2)
Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly (PlayStation 2)
Hidden Commands FAQ (Version 1.0 - Incomplete Struggle)
Current Update: Thursday, 18 December 2003
Previous Update: Wednesday, 17 December 2003
Created: Sunday, 7 December 2003
By Don "Gamera" Chan (crs1219@hotmail.c_m)
Note: I don't have this game or a PS2, thus I can't
verify these hidden commands. Also, these commands
reportedly work in the Japanese version, and may not
work in the non-Japanese version.
(I typed up this file as a "fan service" for the fellow
Yonemoto Chizu fans out there.)
1. Acknowledgements
2. Links
3. Hidden Commands
4. Hidden Features
5. Camera Abilities
6. Mission Mode
"Setsunasa!" (*1)
Disclaimer: I send the newest version of this file
to only eight Websites:
Dementi: J'ai envoye la plus recente version de ce
fichier a seulement huit sites webs.
- http://www.gamefaqs.com/
- http://vgstrategies.about.com/
- http://dlh.net/
- http://www.cheathappens.com/
- http://faqs.ign.com/
- http://www.gamenemesis.com/
- http://www.ggmania.com/
- http://www.trob.co.uk/
If you downloaded or read this file at other
Websites, the SysOps of the other Websites probably
leeched it from one of the above Websites.
Si vous avez telecharge ou lu ce fichier a partir
d'autres sites, les responsables de ces sites l'auront
probablement pompe a partir de l'un des sites ci-dessus.
"Shutter chance no renzoku."
- Iwao Junko
1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Thanks to these sierra hotel persons/organisations:
- Asagiri Yohko and other Netters in the Zero
-Akaichou- message board in GameFAQs.com, for feedback and
Q&A.
- Jean-Luc Barbera of France, for the French
translation of the Disclaimer. (After all, English and
French are the two official languages up here in Canada, the
True North Strong and Free.)
(Social democracy in action.)
In memory of:
- The seven astronauts on the NASA space shuttle USS
Columbia, which was lost in action (Mission STS-107) about
203,000 feet above north-central Texas, USA, at about 9 AM
EST (14:00 GMT, 16 minutes before her scheduled landing at
Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA) on
Saturday, 1 February 2003 (Chinese New Year Day).
http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/shuttle/
Revision history of this file:
Version 0.5 (Limited Edition) [? KB]: Wednesday, 17 December 2003
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