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Line 13: {{examples}} * ''[[Resident Evil Code: Veronica]]''. The other games of the "Classic" [[Resident Evil]] style used bitmap, or FMV, areas. * ''[[Dino Crisis]]'' * ''[[God of War (series)\|God of War]]'' * ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', in areas without camera rotation. * ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy X -2]]''. ** ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy IX]]'' had a fixed camera in battle scenes. * ''[[Jak and Daxter]]: The Lost Frontier'' * ''[[Roblox]]'' * The ''[[Lego Adaptation Game~~\|Lego Adaptation Games~~]]s''. * ''[[Ōkamiden\|Okamiden]]'', in most areas outside the world map. * ''[[Metal Gear Solid]]'' and ''[[Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty]]'', aside from use of the [[Freelook Button]]. * ''[[Sonic Unleashed]]'''s day levels, ''[[Sonic Colors]]'', and ''[[Sonic Generations]]'' all force the camera behind Sonic in 3D parts and to the side in [[~~Two and a Half~~ 2½D\|2D sections]]. * Most areas in ''[[Brave Fencer Musashi]]''. * ''[[Luigi's Mansion\|Luigis Mansion]]'' (and its sequel) Line 31: {{reflist}} [[Category:Various Videogame Views]] ~~[[Category:Pages Needing Example Sorting]]~~ [[Category:Video Game Tropes]] [[Category:~~Fixed Camera~~{{PAGENAME}}]]