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DeathsHand · 04-02-2009, 09:18 PM

The re-imagining of Silent Hill sounds amazing...

One of my favorite aspects of the RE-make was the way it played with the head of people who were huge fans of the original... Switching around monster pop-outs, adding a few new areas, changing routes through the mansion, etc.
Sounds like this game is taking that to the extreme. Seemingly to the point of it not even being Silent Hill 1 o.O, but oh well on that.

And no having to worry about sluggish, repetitive combat that the series just can't seem to shake...
Plus, it actually kinda sounds like a survival horror game as opposed to what people now expect from a survival horror game thanks to the bar RE4 set... Rooted more in adventure than in action...
(Edit: Just finished the article, and that's exactly what they're aiming for.)

Granted, I'll never own a Wii again until maybe it costs $50 (so... 20 years from now?).

04-02-2009, 09:18 PM	#5
DeathsHand Village Idiot DeathsHand is offline Location: Arlington, VA Now Playing: Go Fish Posts: 4,144	Re: April Fool's Game Announcement (New Silent Hill, Rabbids and Tales Of) The re-imagining of Silent Hill sounds amazing... One of my favorite aspects of the RE-make was the way it played with the head of people who were huge fans of the original... Switching around monster pop-outs, adding a few new areas, changing routes through the mansion, etc. Sounds like this game is taking that to the extreme. Seemingly to the point of it not even being Silent Hill 1 o.O, but oh well on that. And no having to worry about sluggish, repetitive combat that the series just can't seem to shake... Plus, it actually kinda sounds like a survival horror game as opposed to what people now expect from a survival horror game thanks to the bar RE4 set... Rooted more in adventure than in action... (Edit: Just finished the article, and that's exactly what they're aiming for.) Granted, I'll never own a Wii again until maybe it costs $50 (so... 20 years from now?). Last edited by DeathsHand : 04-02-2009 at 09:28 PM.