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Silent
Hill: Shattered Memories intro
video.
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Silent Hill: Shattered Memories promo soundtrack for the upcoming game is available for download in the Music section. You can alternatively download it via torrent from gamemp3s.net. |
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Eurogamer has a new
exclusive Silent Hill: Shattered
Memories gameplay video. The
video shows the scene in the
cafe with Harry meeting Cybil
for the first time which was
already presented in some other
gameplay movies, only this time
it features a sexy style Cybil.
The interesting thing is that
although the appearance of Cybil
is different, she still acts
like a stern version of the
policewoman. By the way, if you
wait some time after the video
ends, you can hear the whole
conversation with another more
friendly type of Cybil. Eurogamer - Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Gameplay |
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Hidden Palace site released recently a torrent with Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill: The Room PS2 trial versions. These demo versions were designed to show them at E3 game shows (E3 2001 and E3 2004 respectively). Silent Hill 2 demo includes Hospital level. Silent Hill 4 demo features Prison, Forest and Building locations. Download these demos via torrent. |
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Mark Pricskett, an artist from Philadelphia, wants to share his scale model of a street from Silent Hill.
"The facades were store bought but much of the rest is scratch-built. Harry, Cheryl, Romper, Pyramidhead and many of the exterior and interior objects were moulded from clay. Every floor in every building has some detail with the bottom floors having the most. The building names are all from the first game (Annies Bar, Andy's Books, 30 Records). The Cafe even has the "save" notepad and the radio on the table. Total time to build was about 50 hours. There are 2 health drinks sorta hidden about." |
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The upcoming
Nintendo Power Holiday 2009
issue has a Silent Hill:
Shattered Memories review. Here's its resume with an
overall score which is quite
good: Silent Hill: Shattered Memories - 8.0 +good use of wiimote +graphics +psychological profile which affects game based on choices +creative and varied puzzles -not scary, lacks sense of danger Source: NeoGAF |
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Konami
has finally confirmed the
release date for Silent Hill:
Shattered Memories. The game
will ship on December 8 in
America, but sadly only for Wii.
Owners of PS2 and PSP systems
will have to wait till next
year. No confirmed date for
these versions yet, but various
retailers have the preliminary
date of January 12, 2010. Source: IGN |
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IGN has got a press release from Konami with profiles of some characters alongside with interesting screens. Most of the characters are reoccurring from the original game, though drastically changed, but there are some new as well. Read the article here to learn about them. Also IGN surfaced a bunch of character arts - all images are uploaded to the game's gallery. |
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- Comprehensive Walkthrough - Guide Harry Mason through the dark streets of Silent Hill as he tries to find his daughter and save her from a living nightmare. - Therapy Sessions Revealed - Realize the truth behind Dr. Kaufmann’s therapy sessions: how it changes the game and how it creates a Psych profile on you. - Discover All the Memento and Echo Locations - Every Memento location exposed; move with purpose through the harrowing streets of a waking nightmare. Know when to stop for an Echo location and when to run for your life. - Unlock All the Endings - Learn how to achieve all the endings, even the secret UFO finale. |
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Silent Hill: Zero (Konami the Best) |
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Source: GoNintendo |
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The
story of Silent Hill: Shattered
Memories release date's change
has its continuation. Konami
officially clarified that the
title is now shipping in
February 2010 across Europe.
Retailers autumn dates were
guesstimating. "It's out in Feb, but has never been officially confirmed as anything else. A few retail sites put a loose November date on it, but we never officially " Not quite clear if this date applies for the North American release too. Source: CVG |
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Silent Hill: Shattered Memories release may be delayed as Gamestop changes the date to December 8, 2009. Although Amazon sites still have the release dates as October 30 for Europe and November 3 for North America, a recent German Konami News report (some new footage by the way) says that the game is due for release in Winter 2009. The same says the official German Konami site while Konami UK puts it as Late 2009. So the game's release may be really pushed back later this year. |
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Just a nice video
of Akira Yamaoka accompanied
by the orchestra performing
the splendid Promise and Theme
of Laura from Silent Hill 2 at
Video Games Live during Tokyo
Game Show 2009.
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Konami
have launched official Silent
Hill: Shattered Memories site blog. The blog features
posts by the game's producer
Tomm Hulett who reveals more on
the game's development. For
example from his last entry you
can learn that the soundtrack
will feature a new vocal song
song by Akira Yamaoka called
"When You’re Gone". The site
also has both official trailers,
a gallery with screenshots, some
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories - Official Site |
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X-play
has an exclusive new look at a
new not seen before Silent Hill
Shattered Memories level
somewhere in the woods and a
brief preview featuring an
interview with Tomm Hulett
(nothing really new).
Check the videos below:
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It's only a couple of weeks since we've got a confirmation that Roger Avary is going to write a script for Silent Hill 2 and now we have news that Avary is sentenced to 1 year in jail and 5 years of probation for a drunk-driving accident that took the life of a passenger in his car. The accident occurred in January 2008. It was reported that Avary was driving over 100 mph when his car crashed into a telephone pole. After initially pleading innocent last December, he pleaded guilty in August 2009 to gross vehicular manslaughter and drunken driving. It's not clear yet how Avary's sentencing will affect Silent Hill 2 filming planned for the next year. |
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New Silent Hill: Shattered Memories screenshots from Tokyo
Game Show 2009 from both Wii and PSP versions - 13 images in
total. Source: IGN |
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Dead
Pixels has a two part interview
with a Silent Hill: Shattered
Memories producer Tomm Hulett
with five new exclusive
screenshots. Read it here: Dead Pixels: Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Interview Part 1 Dead Pixels: Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Interview Part 2 |
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Screenwriter Roger Avary and
producer Samuel Hadida have
signed on for a sequel to their
2006 video game adaptation of
Silent Hill. Hadida's production
company Davis Films aims to
shoot the movie next year after
completing Resident Evil 4. No
news yet on who will be the
director of the motion picture. First
movie was directed by Christophe
Gans who currently seems to be
busy with filming Onimusha. Source: The Hollywood Reporter |
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The gallery of Silent Hill
Shattered has been updated with
9 new screenshots from Wii. Also
we've got a bit more information
on the bonus pre-order
soundtrack - the album is
expected to include not only new
pieces of music, but also some
arrangements of older tracks.
And finally, Silent Hill:
Shattered Memories is confirmed
to be present at Tokyo Game Show
2009 where Konami will present
Wii and PSP versions of the
game. The show starts on
September 24, so expect more
news soon. Source: Dead Central, Original Sound Version, Always On My Mind |
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After the
long period of uncertain
situation about Silent Hill
Homecoming's release in Japan
the game's official Japanese site confirmed that the release of
the title in this country is
cancelled. The announcement
states: "Please look forward to
future titles in the series"
with a date 2009-10-30 below
which is a probable date for
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
release in the region. Silent Hill:
Homecoming was released in North
America in September 2008 and in
Source: Kotaku |
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GameStop is offering Silent
Hill: Shattered memories
Soundtrack as a free bonus for
those who preorder the game. The
album contains 18 tracks
composed as usually by Akira
Yamaoka. According to the recent interview with Mary
Elizabeth McGlynn the
soundtrack will feature 4 new
songs. The preorder bonus is
valid for all three versions of
the game. Silent Hill: Shattered Memories (Nintendo Wii) Silent Hill: Shattered Memories (PlayStation 2) Silent Hill: Shattered Memories (PlayStation Portable) |
and Silent Hill: Mobile 3 announcement
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Game's gallery is updated with two new arts as well as several renders of game's characters. |
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Source: Amazon |
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Two new
playthrough videos of Silent
Hill: Shattered Memories from IGN showing the same stage of the
game but with different options and a new preview: Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Playthrough 1 Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Playthrough 2 Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Preview - Silent Hill Will Psych You Out |
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A media update straight from
Gamescom 2009. First of all it's
14 brand new Wii screenshots
including 5 which demonstrate
the Psych Profile by way of
example of different Cybils and
Dahlias and 9 screenshots of the
PSP version. Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Wii Screenshots Silent Hill: Shattered Memories PSP Screenshots Secondly, we've got a new trailer which is in fact a reworked trailer from E3 2009 with new scenes. The interesting thing is that the vocal song in this trailer sounds like if it's not sung by Mary Elizabeth McGlynn. Could it be a different singer or just some sound post effect? Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Gamescom Trailer |
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Konami's released 7 new Silent Hill: Shattered Memories screenshots. Find them here. Also the game's logo has been slightly changed to a more refined version. You can find three variants of the new logo on the Arts page. |
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Some Silent Hill: Shattered Memories news from Hell Descent. We've got 8 new screenshots depicting more of a town as well as what looks like a developed Raw Shock creature with some *ahem* feminine features. I remind you that the look of monsters is also affected by the Psych Profile. Also the game's producer Tomm Hulett and director Mark Simmons agreed to satisfy Hell Descent's community's curiosity and answered some questions in a new interview. |
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A
couple of gameplay movies from
the Comic-Con 2009 show in San
Diego. Movies in fact show
nothing new as they're are just
excerpts from the demo shown at
E3. Anyway, here they're: SDCC 09: Psyche Test Gameplay (Cam) SDCC 09: Puzzle Gameplay (Cam) SDCC 09: Nightmare Gameplay (Cam) SDCC 09: Echo Gameplay (Cam) |
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Silent Hill: Shattered Memories producer Tomm Hulett has been quite generous for the interviews lately. First of all he answered the questions of Silent Hill Heaven forum's visitors, then chatted with the Joystiq reporter and finally was interviewed by the Game Informer magazine. |
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A short
interview with Konami's Product
Manager Ray Hiyoshi: Destructoid - Silent Hill: Shattered Memories E3 2009 Interview |
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IGN choose best Wii games at E3 2009 in various categories and Silent Hill: Shattered Memories won in three of them: Best Graphics Technology, Best Adventure Game and Wii Game Of The Show. IGN noted amazing use of tech, game's psych profile, branching paths during walkthrough and other features, which allowed to beat other games at the show. See the full list of nominees and winners here. |
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During
E3 2009 1UP had a talk with
Climax's Lead Designer Sam
Barlow who commented the demo
walkthrough of Silent Hill:
Shattered Memories. They also
wrote a full hands-on preview
based on a showing at the expo. GameVideos - Silent Hill: Shattered Memories E3 2009 Interview 1UP - Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Preview |
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We had
quite a lot of Silent Hill:
Shattered Memories updates on E3
2009. First of all, a lengthy 20
min footage from the Wii demo
was shown (avoid watching it if
you don't like spoilers). Also
there are ten new screenshots
from the Wii version. And
finally a version for
PlayStation Portable was
revealed via a short gameplay
video and ten screenshots. Silent Hill: Shattered Memories - E3 2009: Demo Walkthrough - Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 Silent Hill: Shattered Memories - 10 Wii Screenshots Silent Hill: Shattered Memories - E3 2009: PSP Press Conference Footage Silent Hill: Shattered Memories - 10 PSP Screenshots Update: A new trailer featuring vocal theme: Silent Hill: Shattered Memories - E3 2009 Trailer |
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Ahead
of the E3 2009 Expo IGN had
another look on the Silent Hill:
Shattered Memories demo and
expressed what they think in
their new preview. Also they
have revealed a first short
trailer titled Lost in the Snow
and ten new screenshots. Silent Hill: Shattered Memories - IGN Hands-on Silent Hill: Shattered Memories - IGN Lost in the Snow Trailer | YouTube Silent Hill: Shattered memories - 10 new screenshots |
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Silent Hill section has been fully updated. Elaborate walkthrough, complete lists of weapons and items with all the extras, descriptions of creatures with combat strategies, all memos and maps from the game - all this is now available in the section. Also updated arts gallery. Again, I express my gratitude to Conquerer. |
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Core Gamers interviewed Takayoshi Sato, a member of the famous Team Silent and a person who was in charge of designing the characters and cinematic visuals for the first two Silent Hill games. In the pretty lengthy interview Sato-san talked about how he began working for Konami, the first game he worked on - Sexy Parodius, his moments of glory - Silent Hill and Silent Hill 2, why he left Konami afterwards and came into working on serious games. Read the interview on the Core Gamers site or alternatively in the new Creators section here. |
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Silent Hill 3 Special Edition is
a fan made DVD by Jer. "This is not the game, nor is it some nonexistent second sequel to the movie. This is, in fact, a professional quality capture of the game, formatted to DVD video. The entire plot line is present, as well as many extras that you can't see unless you play it through several times. So burn this to a DVD and watch it on your big screen! Please see the readme in the ISO for more information. This is the first of what I hope to be many similar projects. If you are a fan of the series, give it a try! P.S. Contact me at silenthilltheater@gmail.com to let me know what you think of my project." Download Silent Hill 3 Special Edition via torrent from Mininova (you may leave your responses there as well). Visit project's page for more information and screenshots. |
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Destructoid has published a
new interview with Silent Hill:
Shattered Memories producer Tomm
Hulett. In the interview Hulett
talks about the decision to
recreate the story of the first
Silent Hill game and not
producing a completely new
story. He also calms down the
hardcore fans by saying, SH: SM will not fit into the
canonical Silent Hill timeline
and take place in its own
universe similar to the Silent
Hill movie and comics. Besides
that developers are not gonna
exploit Pyramid Head as opposed
to the infamous Silent Hill:
Homecoming. Read the full
interview here: Destructoid interview: Silent Hill producer Tomm Hulett |
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Scarlet is a resource viewer for
the Windows/PC version of Silent
Hill: Homecoming. The tool is
capable of viewing models/textures,
playing sounds, and viewing most
of the other game and media
formats contained in PAK
archives of the game. It also
exports all of the main media
data to friendly media formats (sounds
to .ogg, models to WaveFront .obj,
textures to .dds, and so on).
Download it from the author's
site: |
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Silent Hill 2 section has been
completely updated. Now you can
find there a detailed
information on the game
characters and creatures with
combat strategies, detailed
walkthrough with all puzzles'
solutions, complete list of
in-game weapons, items and
memos, descriptions of endings
and extras as well as helpful
instructions how to achieve a
ten star ranking. Special thanks
to Andrew Haffenden aka
Conquerer for letting use his
wonderful Silent Hill 2 FAQ.
In addition to this, in the section you can find various Silent Hill 2 videos, which you can either download or watch on our newly created YouTube channel. Join us and watch videos from past and present Silent Hill games. |
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A small update on Silent Hill:
Shattered Memories on Konami
Gamers Night. A bunch of
previews and impressions from
various gaming sites: Kotaku Impressions Gamespot First Look Destructoid Preview Joystiq Impressions G4tv.com Impressions Also
here come two video interviews
with the game creators: |
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A recent
Konami event brought us some
coverage of Silent Hill:
Shattered Memories. An IGN
journalist visited company's
California office and watched a
15-minute demo of the game. Read
the preview full of delight here. He also interviewed game's lead
designer Sam Barlow, director
Mark Simmons and Konami producer
Tomm Hulett. In addition to this
IGN presented nine new screenshots.
Here's a summary of facts in the
article from GoNintendo: - Harry has crashed on the side of the road while in a snowstorm - Harry’s daughter is missing, and he sets off into Silent Hill to find her - game kicks off with in a psychiatrist’s office where we hear of a new patient arriving. After that exchange, we see Harry fall from his car into the snow just after his crash. We then flash back to the office with the psychiatrist talking to this new patient - camera is first person during the office segment. You can look around while the psychiatrist talks - you must fill out a psychiatric profile - when asked questions by the psychiatrist, you can wave your Wiimote up and down/left to right to answer - after this exchange you flash back to the accident with Harry calling for his daughter - almost every decision you make impacts the game. For example, if you first choose to look at your map or a girlie calendar on the wall, the game makes note of this decision - an example of early changes: as you fill out your profile, the game will present you with different situations. When walking through town, you might see an open bar or an open diner. These things change as you make more and more choices - minus button to bring up your phone, which houses all sorts of important information - use phone to dial, take pics, text, check voicemail, browse phonebook, changes options and settings (whose viewer shows a slowed framerate a la iPhone) - take pictures of the environment to reveal new details: take a picture of a swingset with no one around it, look at the pic to see your daughter sitting on the swing - pictures can cue voicemails and other occurrences - game world changes from Silent Hill to evil Silent Hill right before your eyes - no longer a hellish look…things are more ‘icy’ - static on your phone still clues you in as it did in past games - stunning flashlight effects - Nunchuk to walk, hold Z to run, C for 180-turn, A for actions, B-trigger plus A to pick items up, D-pad for phone, D-pad down to view behind you - intelligent enemies will hunt you down, talk to other enemies to find you, open doors and climb fences - one again, no weapons - Harry talks to himself throughout the game to rehash info - no load times - camera filter returns from previous games - flashlight will even light up snowflakes - Wii is the lead platform |
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Konami have released an official
press release announcing that
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
will be released this autumn.
Besides coming out on Nintendo
Wii, the game will also be
released for PSP (PlayStation
Portable) and PlayStation 2 at
the same time. You can read the
full press release here. Here also the logo and
the arts of the game's hero,
Harry Mason: |
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Silent Hill for Wii is
confirmed (according to the
information on the developers site the project is also
being developed for PSP). The newest issue of
the Nintendo Power magazine
features a detailed article on
the new installment with
screenshots and interviews with
Akira Yamaoka (yes, he's
composing the music for the project)
and design team members Mark
Simmons, Sam Barlow and Tomm Hulett. As explains producer
Tomm Hulett: "This is a
reimagining of the first Silent
Hill. It’s not a remake or a
port. That’s an important
distinction. It really feels
like a new game. The characters
play different roles, things
don't necessarily happen in the
same order, and the story is
taken in lots of new directions.
You still play as Harry Mason,
you're still looking for your
daughter, and you'll see
familiar elements, but they're
all twisted to betray your
expectations." Here are some
brief details from the article: - Game story will depend a lot on your actions and decisions. You may see or not some scenes, meet characters in different places, and even the look of monsters will vary for different players. - There will be new characters in the game like a psychiatrist Dr. Kasks. - Control Stick is used to steer the hero's movements while Wii Remote is used to aim the flashlight. - There is no combats - you can only escape from the monsters. During the getaway you can barge through doors, climb over fences, jump through windows, and so on. You can also barricade doors behind you. In addition to this you can use flares to frighten monsters off. - There's a way trough every locked door. - The only tool in the game is Harry's cell phone used for map access, taking pictures, writing notes and making phone calls. And here are the scans of the magazine article: |
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As Unseen64 revealed, Climax USA was working on a Silent Hill demo for PS3. However, Konami decided to hand the development of a next-gen Silent Hill to Collective (now Double Helix). Later Climax USA was closed during the development of Silent Hill: Origins, which was given to the UK branch. Go through the following link to see the images and watch the video from this early tech demo. The demo's protagonist is Travis from Silent Hill: Origins, however it doesn't mean they would keep him in the final project. |
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As
you all probably know PC version
of Silent Hill Homecoming has
plenty of bugs (well console
versions are also quite buggy). After
releasing SHH in Europe Konami have discovered a
problem, which affected the
stability of the game when
changing the screen resolution
(come on! Just this one?) and
currently preparing a patch to
fix it which will be released
soon. In the meantime they
suggest to try the following.
Source: Konami Europe |
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"VG247 understands that UK
developer Climax is working on a
Wii remake of an the first
Silent Hill. Konami has declined
to comment on the talk. Few
specifics are known as yet, but
apparently motion control’s been
included for torch functions.
The first Silent Hill, designed
by Keiichiro Toyama, was
released for PlayStation in
1999. Climax is working on two
Konami games, as shown on the
firm’s website. The remake is
the Wii and PSP project you can
see there. A 360 and PS3 game is
also in the works for Konami,
but this is an “original ground
breaking next-gen game,”
according to a Climax job
posting. Climax was unavailable
for comment at the time of
writing. You didn’t see us here,
right?"
Source: VG247 |
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Konami have launched Silent
Hill: Homecoming official site for European
release of the game. The site
contains some standard
information regarding the game,
promotional media as well as a
competition with a chance to win
an iPhone 3G and other prizes,
but what's really interesting is
a nicely designed Alex
Shepherd's official game diary
which includes a lot of
background information for the
Silent Hill Homecoming events as
well as for the universe of
Silent Hill in general.
Silent Hill Homecoming is due for release in Europe on February 27 on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. Silent Hill Homecoming official
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Music 4 Games have arranged an in-depth interview with the famous composer about the reception to the latest installment in the series, his ambitions for the future and the challenges ahead for the Silent Hill franchise. Yamaoka-san talked about his approach to Silent Hill Homecoming soundtrack, collaboration with the US development team and stated his opinion why Homecoming was not so successful. He also mentioned that a commercial CD or iTunes release of Silent Hill Homecoming soundtrack is still under consideration (the soundtrack is currently available only as a limited CD edition via GameStop). |
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"O
kaeri (jap.) - "welcome back". Liminality: The Silent Hill Inspired Album is series of albums inspired by works of Akira Yamaoka and Silent Hill. The project is sort of Broken Notes successor and is created by Liminal Recs net-label's musicians. By this moment 2 albums were released: Liminality - The Silent Hill Inspired Album (Sep 2007) and Liminality: Revision (Jan 2008). Today we are glad to present a new chapter of the series - Liminality II: Okaeri. This compilation also features trip-hop, ambient, piano compositions e.t.c. All that we love Akira Yamaoka works for." Liminality II: Okaeri is available for download on the Liminality page in the Music section. |






























