Silicon Knights
Summary
Software Highlights from Credited Titles
Silicon Knights's first work that SPOnG is aware of is the 1996 title, "Legacy of Kain" (PlayStation).
The company has been involved titles released on the Xbox 360, PC, GameCube and PlayStation. Of these, "Too Human" (Xbox 360), "Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes" (GameCube) and "Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem" (GameCube) have been best selling titles.
The company's most recent involvement was on the 2008 release "Too Human" (Xbox 360).
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Too Human (Xbox 360)
If there are two things we're really tired of seeing lumped together, its Norse mythology and cyberpunk science fiction. Seriously, how many more times do we have to see this intellectual marriage? Well, at least one, as Too Human hits the shelve ... more >>
Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes (GameCube)
The arrival of Solid Snake on GameCube can only be a good thing for Nintendo, and the hype that has surrounded this latest instalment of Konami's stealth-em-up series is surely testament to that fact. Well the game has finally made its way onto t ... more >>
Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem (GameCube)
With up to 50 hours of gameplay, the eerily epic tale of Eternal Darkness begins when university graduate, Alexandra Roivas, is woken one night by a disturbing phone call about her grandfather's gruesome death. Promising to unravel the mystery, h ... more >>
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Too Human's Denis Dyack |
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