Konami has revealed the intro movie for Silent Hill: Homecoming, its upcoming horror-fest. In case you're too worried about urinating on yourself at work, and you think images that don't move might help your weakened bladder, SPOnG also has some new screens to make your mouth dry out and your toes tingle.
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Silent Hill: Homecoming[/i], in case you've been wilfully hiding under a rock and hoping it would go away, is the first current-generation outing for the Silent Hill series. It's about a war vet heading home because his little brother's gone missing. Sooner or later he finds himself in Silent Hill and things get... well, you can probably guess how they get.
You can see the video and some of the screens below. You'll find more new screens showing off some bossy stuff over on SPOnG's dedicated game page.
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Silent Hill: Homecoming[/i], in case you've been wilfully hiding under a rock and hoping it would go away, is the first current-generation outing for the Silent Hill series. It's about a war vet heading home because his little brother's gone missing. Sooner or later he finds himself in Silent Hill and things get... well, you can probably guess how they get.
You can see the video and some of the screens below. You'll find more new screens showing off some bossy stuff over on SPOnG's dedicated game page.
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config 7 Oct 2008 11:37
1/5
I wonder if there's a border post outside Silent Hill where they hand out those little lapel torches. It's gotta be general issue hardware.
Daz 7 Oct 2008 11:54
2/5
I hear it's not as scary as the others, that's what you get for putting the Americans in charge, the same thing happened when they took over RE4 totally lost the scare factor not to mention the puzzles became piss easy(ier)
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Chewy 7 Oct 2008 16:48
3/5
I have heard from Americans who have played that the puzzles are VERY hard ;) not easy
Daz 7 Oct 2008 17:10
4/5
well, at least they kept something from the other Silent Hills
config 7 Oct 2008 17:17
5/5
Shirley we should wait 'til we hear from non-Americans on the puzzle difficulty :)