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Post by pandorasxbox on Apr 9, 2010 17:18:06 GMT
According to Destructoid, Konami teased something that resembled a possible new Silent Hill title at an event in San Francisco. Here's the story. I don't know if my heart can take another last-half-of-Homecoming; I sort of hope this is a whole new horror game. The current gen needs some more! |
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Post by Pseudosapien on Apr 9, 2010 17:34:11 GMT
Goddammit, I was writing a thread on this while you were hitting the submit button.XD
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Post by pandorasxbox on Apr 9, 2010 17:39:46 GMT
Sniped!
I am really excited for E3 2010 now, with this (with the explanation of wtf it is) and the new Zelda possibly being shown.
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Post by Tabris on Apr 9, 2010 20:06:40 GMT
If Climax has it, then I'm cool. If Double Helix somehow ends up with one again, then I'm only really half excited.
Climax deserves the torch for the Silent Hill series as far as I'm concerned.
Hope this is true so bad~
and since Yamaoka said he's willing to do more SH OSTs if he's asked, I'm not too worried about music/sound.
btw, link doesn't work for me~
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Post by Profoundly Mad on Apr 9, 2010 23:40:12 GMT
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Post by Vaco Deus on Apr 10, 2010 1:28:52 GMT
ANOTHER new developer? Silent Hill is becoming the village bike, no? EDIT kotaku.com/5513893/a-new-silent-hill-coming-from-a-brand-new-developerNew tidbit, it may revolve around Silent Hill 2 It could be a side story, it could be a remake like Shattered Memories For the love of GOD don't let it be a remake, SH2 is my favorite out of the series, make a new storyline, please? Its not that hard. PS Don't use non of that cult nonsense Thanks, Deus |
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Post by alx on Apr 10, 2010 1:48:06 GMT
Going over to Vatra could be a good thing, almost all the really innovative games are coming from eastern Europe these days
Void and the Penumbra series, to name a few
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Post by Redemption on Apr 10, 2010 2:31:01 GMT
I hate these initial teases. All we really get from it is Second Hand assessments from a 20-30 second video. And if you look at the articles Joystiq and 1up have, they seem to describe different videos.
Suppose wait and see untill E3 hits. Still haven't played shattered memories, damn Konami changing there local distributer.
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Post by AlexY on Apr 10, 2010 10:27:38 GMT
We must find this trailer. Someone leaked it, certainly. This is the Internet, after all.
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Post by Tabris on Apr 10, 2010 16:55:02 GMT
Sure as shit better not be a remake of SH2. That's just low.
But as I'm sure everyone agrees, much too early. I'm excited as hell for E3 though.
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Post by Vaco Deus on Apr 21, 2010 1:18:30 GMT
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Post by Toadkiller Dog on Apr 21, 2010 3:01:31 GMT
I'd really rather this not be an FPS...but if it is, and it's done well, like say Condemned did it, it could still be pretty good.
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Post by dreggnog on Apr 21, 2010 3:51:49 GMT
If it's an FPS, then it could be done with no damage done to the quality of the scenes, and the gameplay possibly being made better, especially from a combat point of view. The only big problem I would have would be in-game atmosphere, because making a game first-person doesn't necessarily make me more immersed. How can I be immersed in what a character is going through if I can't see the damn guy/girl?
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Post by Redemption on Apr 21, 2010 8:38:00 GMT
I suppose it depends how they handle it. If its a Shooter, then Boo. If its a game where its just set in the first person perspective, then it could be alright. What will be interesting is to see where they take the combat, or if they keep shattered memories 'run for the hills' chase sequences.
But largely, i'm not hopeful.
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Post by Toadkiller Dog on Apr 21, 2010 9:11:55 GMT
If it's an FPS, then it could be done with no damage done to the quality of the scenes, and the gameplay possibly being made better, especially from a combat point of view. The only big problem I would have would be in-game atmosphere, because making a game first-person doesn't necessarily make me more immersed. How can I be immersed in what a character is going through if I can't see the damn guy/girl? If you're experiencing the character's plight first hand I feel it lends a hand to immersion heavily. Case in point, Metroid Prime. Never did I feel more alone, and alienated in a Metroid game than in Metroid Prime. Only a few games have actually truly gotten this right though. The Metroid Prime series The Condemned series Breakdown |
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