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Ju-On: The Grudge (Nintendo Wii, 2009)

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The product is "Ju-On: The Grudge" for the Nintendo Wii, released in 2007. Published by Nintendo, this haunted house simulator game is rated E for Everyone. The version available is NTSC-U/C (US/Canada) and comes new, factory sealed. Players can expect an immersive and frightening experience as they navigate through the haunted environments inspired by the popular horror film series.

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Gamers must overcome their fears and make their way through dark and dilapidated environments in the self-described "Haunted House Simulator" Ju-On: The Grudge. Based on a series of Japanese horror films (which in turn inspired the Hollywood film The Grudge), Ju-On forgoes the character development and combat-heavy elements of many typical survival horror games. Instead of fending off hordes of stumbling zombies, gruesome mutants, and cackling demons, players deal mostly with their own psyche, and the main goal is to stay calm in the face of a game designed specifically to frighten them.<br><br>The Wii Remote serves as the gamers' only tool, acting as a flashlight to illuminate the nooks and corridors of a warehouse, a mannequin factory, an abandoned apartment complex, and a hospital. Ghosts inhabit each location, and if players dawdle too long in one particular place, vengeance-seeking apparitions appear. Gamers are rewarded for keeping their Wii Remote steady as they explore, a prospect made more difficult by gameplay designed to terrify, and by the fact that the flashlight periodically dies. And while Ju-On: The Grudge does not feature any traditional multiplayer offerings, another player can join in on the action by using a second Wii Remote to trigger horrifying events.