"These aren’t the only alternate costumes available, but they may be the ones you are most interested in."

"Quick summary of the article:
IGN's article is based on loose translation of famitsu scans (which are included in the full story of this article).

Multiple Main characters

The detective's name

There's a save file function in the menu now, so you won't have to be searching for glowing lanterns (or cameras!) anymore!

More on Ruka's memory loss

Spoilerish stuff:

4 playable characters, the three girls (Ruka, Madoka, & Misaki) & the detective

The detective's name is Choushir..."

The Fatal Frame series has always had pretty box-art, but let's face it, most of them don't portray what the games are about, and some don't even seem to indicate what genre they belong to.

Today, Amazon's Japanese site revealed the official box-art for Fatal Frame IV and it's definitely one of the best boxes in the series. It's simple, eerie, and gives us a glimpse of what we'll be facing. Quite appropriate for such horror series.

Let's hope America and PAL regions get a similar style...

"The new scans have more information about the characters, and the second character shown holding the camera obscura in a previously reviewed screenshot appears to be battling (or encountering) one of the ghosts.

Also more screens showing off the camera obscura's viewfinder have are included. The article also rehashes the information that the game will be seen from three different points of view."

Some in-game screenshots of Fatal Frame IV have finally been released and they look very impressive.

Here we can see some of the antagonists who will be stalking Ruka throughout the game, (look at the group of school-girls... creepy).

We also have our first glimpse at gameplay, and what seems to be the game's main ritual sacrifice.

"This week's Famitsu has a look at the Nintendo published surivival horror Fatal Frame IV. The Wii game is being directed by Tecmo's Makoto Shibata and Grasshopper's Goichi Suda."