threat to her person, the disconcerting wickedness of her enemies, thanks to her overt sexualization throughout the game". Budgor found that removing the player's control at critical points highlights Fiona's subjectivity, with the sounds and images expressing ideas of "violation, transgression, and bodily autonomy". Alexander ultimately felt Haunting Ground to be a "perfect illustration of how sexuality can be used to great effect". LegacyHaunting Ground has been a subject of game studies regarding the relationship between players and their avatars. It was found that the altering states of Fiona's subjectivity change the role of the player in the game. The player is never a spectator, nor do they take on the embodiment of Fiona, but float between these states of involvement. Fiona appeared as a character card in SNK vs. Capcom Card Fighters DS (2006), and as a costume for Cammy in Street Fighter V. Fiona, Hewie and Debilitas were also seen in a cutscene in Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars''. Notes References Further reading External links 2005 video games 2000s horror video games Capcom games Clock Tower (series) PlayStation 2 games PlayStation 2-only games Gothic video games Single-player video games Video games about dogs Video games developed in Japan Video games featuring female protagonists Video games set in Europe Video games set in castles