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    Silent Hill: Homecoming Hands On With The Pipemaster

    While Fahey only went rods and cones on with Silent Hill: Homecoming at E3, I got to spend a few minutes with the Double Helix developed horror game, most of which was spent wrapping my head around the game's new control scheme. After some initial fumbling, which led protagonist Alex Shepherd bumping into walls and ambling backwards unintentionally, I got it. More »
    07/21/08
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    Comment by Ehardergardens: @Nobuyuki: this thread is over, but I wanted to say, I'd rather they give that team(responsible for SH still... more » | Other threads

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    Silent Hill 5 Named And Dated

    No longer will we have to anxiously await Silent Hill 5 at some unknown date in the future! Now we can anxiously await Silent Hill: Homecoming, due out at the end of September for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, to help usher in the hectic fall gaming season. The latest installment of the now venerable series features shiny new graphics, an enchanced combat system, an all new protagonist in one Alex Shepard, returning home to solve the mystery of his missing brother, and not a bloodbath at the Homecoming Dance as I had hoped for. Oh well, there's always Prom Night. More »
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    Comment by SuFiAlliance: I can't wait! I wish they would put out some sort of Special Edition or something. Eh, I guess it's... more » | Other threads

  • state of the industry

    Japanese Game Developers In Trouble

    As someone who has as-of-yet not visited Japan, I still imagine it is a place where cutting-edge game development technology is lurking around every corner - stuff so far beyond what we have in the U.S. that we look like cavemen in comparison. Apparently my imagination is a little bit off, as according to Konami sound director Akira Yamaoka, Japan is falling behind. In an interview with Gamasutra (originally printed in expurgated form in Game Developer Magazine), Yamaoka touches on the differences he's noticed while working with California's The Collective on Silent Hill 5. More »
    12/26/07
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    Comment by Haisook: Well, I don't agree with what Akira-san thinks. How is video game developing better in the US when almost all of... more » | Other threads

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    1Up's Silent Hill 5 First Look

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    09/09/07
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    Comment by BMErdin: SH1 was by far my favorite. The scene in SH2 with Pyramid Head and the mannequin, you know the one,... more » | Other threads

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    New Silent Hill 5 Details on Touchable Paper

    There's been a dry spell. After bam-bam-bam four Silent Hill games in five years, fans have had to wait for the fifth entry in the series. The next issue (out September 4th) of game mag EGM has details about the still-in-development Silent Hill 5. The game is populated with new characters, but takes place in the same world. The game follows a young war vet who believes his brother is in danger and returns home. According to EGM, the game's combat system is getting reworked, but it will not be an action game. While originally developed in Japan, American studio The Collective is bringing the new title to life. Series composer Akira Yamaoka finds the switcheroo ironic as SH was Konami's stab "at making classic American horror through a Japanese filter," but with Silent Hill 5 "it's an American take on a Japanese-filter American horror." Woah. Heavy. I think I need to lie down, take a break. Back in five! More »
    08/30/07
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    Comment by NightsirK has paws for typing: The Collective..? Couldn't they have gotten.. SOMEONE ELSE? Please? more » | Other threads

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    Akira Yamaoka Talks Silent Hill 5

    Konami and series producer/music man Akira Yamaoka have been silent on the next-gen chapter of the groundbreaking horror franchise. But recently, according to fansite Silent Hill Origins, Yamaoka spoke to Famitsu, spilling some psychologically frightening beans. More »
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    Comment by Roux: SH4 was sorta-garbage. SH2 was tiring, SH3 was tiring as well... The whole mist/darkness thing seems more like a gimmick... more » | Other threads

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