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February 2010
(79%)
33 Reviews
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Abstract: Learning to let go is never easy—a truth that few gamers know better than Silent Hill fans. Following the release of Silent Hill 4, the series has been jostled around, toyed with, dissected, experimented on and reconstituted time and again, each new...
Abstract: There's been an ongoing debate over the past few years whether or not a videogame could ever truly become art and reach the level of more straightforward narrative forms like movies, novels, and television (not that there aren't other art forms). Will ...
Abstract: The survival horror genre isn’t what it once was. With many games now placing an emphasis on non-stop action over cold, hard fear, and featuring characters that feel like they will never lose, the only people in danger of surviving a horror game are th...
Abstract: No weapons? Wii waggle? And a "re-imagining" of the first Silent Hill game is what they're calling this? The combination sounds like Silent Hill: My Worst Nightmare, and I don't mean that in a good way.Boy, was I ever wrong. Instead of some Silent Hil...
Abstract: From the moment you turn on Silent Hill: Shattered Memories and are informed that the game "plays you as much as you play it," it's evident that you're in for something quite different. Indeed, this is not the Silent Hill you may have come to expect. T...
Intriguing psychological angle; looks great for a Wii title; fantastic voice acting
Far too short; nightmare sequences are frustrating; way too easy to get lostbut the level design is so straightforward every path but the one you are meant to take is blocked off by a convenient wall of ice or some other debris that it's almost comple...
Abstract: Developer Climax Studios calls Silent Hill: Shattered Memories a "re-imagining" of the original Silent Hill, but that's a bit disingenuous. The only thing that ties this game to Silent Hill, the series or the game, are the characters' names, a few of t...
