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File:FF3_Phone_Card.png|'''Region:''' Japan.<br>[[Phone Cards|Phone card]] available as a bonus when buying from Sofmap.
File:FF3_Phone_Card.png|'''Region:''' Japan.<br>[[Phone Cards|Phone card]] available as a bonus when buying from Sofmap.
File:History of Project Zero.jpg|'''Region:''' Japan.<br>[[History of "Project Zero" (DVD)|History of "Project Zero"]], Promotional DVD.
File:History of Project Zero.jpg|'''Region:''' Japan.<br>[[History of "Project Zero" (DVD)|History of "Project Zero"]], Promotional DVD.
File:Project Zero 3 Trial.jpg|'''Region''' EU.<br> Promotional DVD. <br>It was made and and modified between 22 October 2003 and 21 December 2005.<ref>[[User:FinnyTheDuck]] checked his copy.</ref>
File:Project Zero 3 Trial.jpg|'''Region''' EU.<br> Promotional DVD. <br>It was made and modified between 22 October 2003 and 21 December 2005.<ref>[[User:FinnyTheDuck]] checked his copy.</ref>
File:Famitsu PS2 Aug-2005 Issue 196.png|'''Region''' Japan.<br> Memory card sticker from Famitsu PS2 Magazine Issue 196.
File:Famitsu PS2 Aug-2005 Issue 196.png|'''Region''' Japan.<br> Memory card sticker from Famitsu PS2 Magazine Issue 196.
File:FF3PromoDVD2.jpeg|'''Region:''' Japan. <br>Promotional Disc for advertising. It was made around 24 May 2005.<ref>[[User:FinnyTheDuck]] checked his copy.</ref>
File:FF3PromoDVD2.jpeg|'''Region:''' Japan. <br>Promotional Disc for advertising. It was made around 24 May 2005.<ref>[[User:FinnyTheDuck]] checked his copy.</ref>

Revision as of 10:25, 5 May 2025

Although there has been little official Fatal Frame merchandise available to purchase, some promotional items have been created. These were usually made available as purchase bonuses for people who bought the game from certain stores, or as a preorder. Most are now rare and only available second-hand. This list may be incomplete. More items, particularly promotional discs, may be found listed on Lost Releases.

Fatal Frame

  • Region: Japan. A wall-hanging showing Miku in a red kimono. 100 of these hangings were made available from 14-31 March 2002 from the Tecmo Online Shop.[1]
    Region: Japan.
    A wall-hanging showing Miku in a red kimono. 100 of these hangings were made available from 14-31 March 2002 from the Tecmo Online Shop.[1]
  • Region: France. Audio CD, available with some limited copies of Fatal Frame.
    Region: France.
    Audio CD, available with some limited copies of Fatal Frame.
  • Region: Japan. Trial Version.
    Region: Japan.
    Trial Version.
  • Region: Japan. Store Promotional Video. It was made around 8 January 2003.[2]
    Region: Japan.
    Store Promotional Video. It was made around 8 January 2003.[2]
  • Region: International. Nendoroid Miku Hinasaki
    Region: International.
    Nendoroid Miku Hinasaki

Fatal Frame II

  • Region: Japan. Phone card available as a bonus when buying from Sofmap.
    Region: Japan.
    Phone card available as a bonus when buying from Sofmap.
  • Region: Japan. Phone card available as a bonus when buying from Sofmap.
    Region: Japan.
    Phone card available as a bonus when buying from Sofmap.
  • Region: Japan. Crimson Report, promotional DVD.
    Region: Japan.
    Crimson Report, promotional DVD.
  • Region: Japan. Fatal Frame II: Premium Fandisc, promotional DVD.
    Region: Japan.
    Fatal Frame II: Premium Fandisc, promotional DVD.
  • Region: Japan. FF2 button. One of a series of buttons given randomly as order bonuses to customers who spent 3,000円 at KT Spot between 4-10 March 2023.[3]
    Region: Japan.
    FF2 button. One of a series of buttons given randomly as order bonuses to customers who spent 3,000円 at KT Spot between 4-10 March 2023.[3]
  • Region: Japan. Calendar given at the Tokyo Game Show 2003 to players who played at the demo booth.[4]
    Region: Japan.
    Calendar given at the Tokyo Game Show 2003 to players who played at the demo booth.[4]

Fatal Frame III

  • Region: Japan. Phone card available as a bonus when buying from Sofmap.
    Region: Japan.
    Phone card available as a bonus when buying from Sofmap.
  • Region: Japan. History of "Project Zero", Promotional DVD.
    Region: Japan.
    History of "Project Zero", Promotional DVD.
  • Region EU. Promotional DVD. It was made and modified between 22 October 2003 and 21 December 2005.[5]
    Region EU.
    Promotional DVD.
    It was made and modified between 22 October 2003 and 21 December 2005.[5]
  • Region Japan. Memory card sticker from Famitsu PS2 Magazine Issue 196.
    Region Japan.
    Memory card sticker from Famitsu PS2 Magazine Issue 196.
  • Region: Japan. Promotional Disc for advertising. It was made around 24 May 2005.[6]
    Region: Japan.
    Promotional Disc for advertising. It was made around 24 May 2005.[6]
  • Region: Japan. Promotional Disc for advertising. It was made around 24 June 2005.[7]
    Region: Japan.
    Promotional Disc for advertising. It was made around 24 June 2005.[7]

Fatal Frame IV

Remaster

  • Region: Japan. Acrylic keychain, available as a preorder bonus from Melonbooks.[8]
    Region: Japan.
    Acrylic keychain, available as a preorder bonus from Melonbooks.[8]
  • Region: Japan. PET card (See note[9]), available as a preorder bonus from BookOff.[8]
    Region: Japan.
    PET card (See note[9]), available as a preorder bonus from BookOff.[8]
  • Region: Japan. Bookmark, available as a preorder bonus from Neowing[8] or CDJapan[10]
    Region: Japan.
    Bookmark, available as a preorder bonus from Neowing[8] or CDJapan[10]
  • Region: Japan. B3 wall hanging, available as a preorder bonus from ebten.[8]
    Region: Japan.
    B3 wall hanging, available as a preorder bonus from ebten.[8]
  • Region: Japan. Microfibre cloth, available as a preorder bonus from Rakuten.[8]
    Region: Japan.
    Microfibre cloth, available as a preorder bonus from Rakuten.[8]
  • Region: Japan. Acrylic keychain, available as a preorder bonus from Amiami.[8]
    Region: Japan.
    Acrylic keychain, available as a preorder bonus from Amiami.[8]
  • Region: Japan. A4 files, available as a preorder bonus from KT SPOT online.[8]
    Region: Japan.
    A4 files, available as a preorder bonus from KT SPOT online.[8]
  • Region: Japan. Set of three bromides, available as a preorder bonus from GAMECITY.[8]
    Region: Japan.
    Set of three bromides, available as a preorder bonus from GAMECITY.[8]
  • Region: Japan. Set of three tin badges, available as a preorder bonus from Animate online.[8]
    Region: Japan.
    Set of three tin badges, available as a preorder bonus from Animate online.[8]
  • Region: Japan. Postcard, available as a preorder bonus from Yorozuya Shop Beak Takarajima.[8]
    Region: Japan.
    Postcard, available as a preorder bonus from Yorozuya Shop Beak Takarajima.[8]
  • Region: Japan. Canvas art, available as a preorder bonus from WonderGoo.[8]
    Region: Japan.
    Canvas art, available as a preorder bonus from WonderGoo.[8]
  • Region: Japan, US, Europe. Screen art. Nine were given as prizes in the release date celebration Twitter campaign.[11][12][13]
    Region: Japan, US, Europe.
    Screen art. Nine were given as prizes in the release date celebration Twitter campaign.[11][12][13]
  • Region: Asia. Filter Frame, Preorder bonus from Playasia.
    Region: Asia.
    Filter Frame, Preorder bonus from Playasia.
  • Region: Japan. Promotional Disc for advertising. It was made around 6 February 2023.[14]
    Region: Japan. Promotional Disc for advertising. It was made around 6 February 2023.[14]
  • Region: Japan. Promotional Disc for advertising.
    Region: Japan. Promotional Disc for advertising.
  • Region: Japan. Purchase bonus for the 2nd Anniversary of Koei Tecmo Spot Opening.
    Region: Japan. Purchase bonus for the 2nd Anniversary of Koei Tecmo Spot Opening.
  • Region: Japan. Purchase bonus for the 2nd Anniversary of Koei Tecmo Spot Opening. Release Date was 18 March 2023.[15]
    Region: Japan. Purchase bonus for the 2nd Anniversary of Koei Tecmo Spot Opening. Release Date was 18 March 2023.[15]
  • Region: Asia. Preorder bonus.
    Region: Asia. Preorder bonus.
  • Region: US and Europe. Photo Contest Prize.
    Region: US and Europe. Photo Contest Prize.

Fatal Frame V

Original

  • Region: Japan. A4 clear file, available as an early purchase bonus for people who bought tickets for Fatal Frame: The Movie.
    Region: Japan.
    A4 clear file, available as an early purchase bonus for people who bought tickets for Fatal Frame: The Movie.
  • Region: Japan. B6 file with holographic image of Yuri Kozukata and a ghost, available as a preorder bonus from Amazon.co.jp.
    Region: Japan.
    B6 file with holographic image of Yuri Kozukata and a ghost, available as a preorder bonus from Amazon.co.jp.
  • Region: Europe. Limited edition bundle containing a steelbook case, poster, art book and photos.
    Region: Europe.
    Limited edition bundle containing a steelbook case, poster, art book and photos.

Remaster

  • Region: Japan. Two bromides, available as a preorder bonus from GAMECITY.[16]
    Region: Japan.
    Two bromides, available as a preorder bonus from GAMECITY.[16]
  • Region: Japan. Acrylic keychain, available as a preorder bonus from Amiami.[16]
    Region: Japan.
    Acrylic keychain, available as a preorder bonus from Amiami.[16]
  • Region: Japan. Tin badge, available as a preorder bonus from ebten.[16]
    Region: Japan.
    Tin badge, available as a preorder bonus from ebten.[16]
  • Region: Japan. Microfibre cloth, available as a preorder bonus from Rakuten.[16]
    Region: Japan.
    Microfibre cloth, available as a preorder bonus from Rakuten.[16]
  • Region: Japan. A4 file, available as a preorder bonus from WonderGoo.[16]
    Region: Japan.
    A4 file, available as a preorder bonus from WonderGoo.[16]
  • Region: All. A4 file. 15 were signed by Keisuke Kikuchi and given as prizes for a photo contest.
    Region: All.
    A4 file. 15 were signed by Keisuke Kikuchi and given as prizes for a photo contest.

References

  1. ↑ Zero Tapestry, 零～zero～ official site, 2001. Link (Japanese).
  2. ↑ User:FinnyTheDuck checked his copy.
  3. ↑ Tweet, @KT_Spot, 4 March 2023.
  4. ↑ Dengeki Online Article, TPM Vol 23.5 Page 8, TPM Vol 24 Page 2
  5. ↑ User:FinnyTheDuck checked his copy.
  6. ↑ User:FinnyTheDuck checked his copy.
  7. ↑ User:FinnyTheDuck checked his copy.
  8. ↑ 8.00 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10 Shop Perks, Zero: Tsukihami no Kamen official site, 2022. (Japanese)
  9. ↑ Decorative plastic card, similar to a phone card or credit card but more flexible.
  10. ↑ CD Japan Preorder Site, Retrieved 11.02.2022
  11. ↑ Tweet by Koei Tecmo Europe, 31 October 2022.
  12. ↑ Tweet by Koei Tecmo US, 31 October 2022.
  13. ↑ Tweet by project_zero_kt, 31 October 2022.
  14. ↑ User:FinnyTheDuck checked his copy.
  15. ↑ Surugaya.jp Listing
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 16.4 Shop Perks, Zero: Nuregarasu no Miko official site, 2021. (Japanese)
Supplemental Material
Fatal Frame
Himuro Investigation Record - Zero Sound Horror - Project Zero CD Audio - Pachislot Zero - Screaming Ambulance, Zero Edition
Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly
Crimson Report - Fatal Frame II: Premium Fandisc - Real Zero: Another Edition - Tamashizume - Zero4D
Fatal Frame III: The Tormented
History of "Project Zero" - Kaname's Letters - Yuu's Notes - Zero Shisei no Koe Comic Anthology
Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse
A Folie à Deux in August
Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir
Another Story - Spirit Camera: Mini-drama - Spirit Camera: Japanese Mini-drama
General
Cross title content - Collectibles - KOEI TECMO Cafe and Dining Zero Series Collaboration - Phone Cards - Untitled Live Action Fatal Frame Film
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