Silent Hill 5e Homebrew

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[sh5ehomebrew]

Iron Lung is the best film I've seen in a while

So... this came off the heels of watch probably the worst video game adaptation I've ever seen in Return to Silent Hill (yes, I'm saying the rough draft that became Revelations is a better adaptation than Return to Silent Hill). A couple weeks ago I had the pleasure of going to see Iron Lung in theatres and I'm honestly still thinking about how expertly done the film is.

The pacing was on point for the sort of film it wants to be, it's slow burn, it's not meant to keep your attention with the equivalent of jingling keys in front of your face. The tension builds as you get closer to the climax of the film and we get a great yet sad ending that leaves the future of humanity in this bleak setting up in the air.

I like that you have to pay attention to Simon's surroundings to get the entire story, it creates a greater amount of rewatch protentional beyond just enjoying a well crafted film a second time.

In an era where I'm fatigued by experiencing the same stories over and over again, Iron Lung was a claustrophobic breath of fresh air.

If you're theatre is still doing showings, go watch it.

[sh5ehomebrew]

Return to Silent Hill is a bad adaptation but okay movie

As the title suggests, if all you've experienced of Silent Hill is the movies and maybe a couple of the comics then you'll likely think this film is okay.

Then you'll play the source material, realize the film removed every bit of narrative depth from it and learn that they toned down how disturbing the fight between the mannequin and Pyramid Head.

But that's what you get from a Silent Hill film that opens with James Sunderland driving his Ford Mustang with the top down while wearing sunglasses and smoking a joint. And I am not making that up whatsoever.

There's a lot of good cinematography in this film, mostly in still shots. There's also a lot of very silly cinematography that feels very out of place in what should be a Lynchian horror film.

This film feels like it was made to troll Silent Hill fans.

I do however like that they got the actress who played Laura in the remake to play her in the movie. That was a good choice, they just wrote her super weird. She gives more Agnes from Wednesday than Laura.

[sh5ehomebrew]

The more I think about this film, the worst it gets as just a film. I take back a lot of what I said here.

[sh5ehomebrew]

Return to Silent Hill is a bad adaptation but okay movie

As the title suggests, if all you've experienced of Silent Hill is the movies and maybe a couple of the comics then you'll likely think this film is okay.

Then you'll play the source material, realize the film removed every bit of narrative depth from it and learn that they toned down how disturbing the fight between the mannequin and Pyramid Head.

But that's what you get from a Silent Hill film that opens with James Sunderland driving his Ford Mustang with the top down while wearing sunglasses and smoking a joint. And I am not making that up whatsoever.

There's a lot of good cinematography in this film, mostly in still shots. There's also a lot of very silly cinematography that feels very out of place in what should be a Lynchian horror film.

This film feels like it was made to troll Silent Hill fans.

I do however like that they got the actress who played Laura in the remake to play her in the movie. That was a good choice, they just wrote her super weird. She gives more Agnes from Wednesday than Laura.

[sh5ehomebrew]

The more I think about this movie after the fact, the worse it gets.

[sh5ehomebrew]

Return to Silent Hill is a bad adaptation but okay movie

As the title suggests, if all you've experienced of Silent Hill is the movies and maybe a couple of the comics then you'll likely think this film is okay.

Then you'll play the source material, realize the film removed every bit of narrative depth from it and learn that they toned down how disturbing the fight between the mannequin and Pyramid Head.

But that's what you get from a Silent Hill film that opens with James Sunderland driving his Ford Mustang with the top down while wearing sunglasses and smoking a joint. And I am not making that up whatsoever.

There's a lot of good cinematography in this film, mostly in still shots. There's also a lot of very silly cinematography that feels very out of place in what should be a Lynchian horror film.

This film feels like it was made to troll Silent Hill fans.

I do however like that they got the actress who played Laura in the remake to play her in the movie. That was a good choice, they just wrote her super weird. She gives more Agnes from Wednesday than Laura.

[sh5ehomebrew]

Watching the special features for Detective Pikachu actually brings to light how impressive this movie is. It’s shot on film rather than digitally, most of the sets are practical, and Justice Smith had to effectively act with nothing other than Ryan Reynolds talking to him through an ear piece throughout most of the movie, he didn’t even have the ball on a stick that other actors have because it would limit the types of shots they could make. They actually built all of the major sets,

Like, they put a lot of effort into making a live action, neo noir, Pokemon movie and it honestly worked out for the better. The crew that Legendary Films put together here is really dedicated to their craft and had a legitimate passion for this movie, which is extremely fresh to see.

[justicesmith-daily]

Justice Smith is an underrated actor

[sh5ehomebrew]

I 100% agree. He also did amazing as Simon in Honor Among Thieves and has been actively pushing to get sequels to both these movies made.

Honor Among Thieves is also a severely underrated movie that mixes Python-esque humor with references to other comedy fantasy media (Simon being a Sorcerer is likely a reference to the Simon the Sorcerer games) while also successfully adapting Forgotten Realms in a way that made me like the setting (it's actively my least favourite D&D setting).

[sh5ehomebrew]

Silent Hill game rankings

I wrote this for a reddit post but it won't let me comment for some reason so I'd rather not have wasted half an hour.

It's my rankings for the games with reasons for why they are where they are. Top one is the best, bottom one is the worst

Silent Hill 3 - The best writing IMO - One of the two pieces of horror media that's given me nightmares as an adult (the other being the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre) - The magical girl costume mixed two of my hyper-fixations into one game.

Silent Hill - Harry's an excellent example of gentle masculinity - The atmosphere has aged very well despite the visuals aging less gracefully - You're rewarded for exploring the world they created with an entirely optional subplot that's required to get the best ending

Silent Hill 2 - The writing is tight, but it's far less subtle than 1 & 3 - I probably like the cast of characters the best, but prefer the writing or feel of the first two - It's genuinely a close race between the first 3 games in the franchise for me

Silent Hill Origins - I like the connection with the first game and Travis as a protagonist - Again, you're rewarded for exploring by getting Travis' history with Silent Hill - I like the breakable weapons mechanic as it adds another layer to the survival part of survival horror

Silent Hill 4 - Still a great game, it just falls flat in a lot of places and has far too much backtracking/returning to levels - I like the first person sections and think they add to the feeling of claustrophobia within the apartment and that you're almost rewarded for being a voyeur, so it makes you feel a bit icky in a way that only a good horror game could - Walter is an interesting villain and a nice throw back to newspapers from SH 2

Silent Hill Shattered Memories - I like the psychology aspects of it and how the world changes depending on how you interact with it - I kind of like the approach they took with the story and its ending - However, the controls kind of suck, even on PS2

Silent Hill Downpour - It's a good Silent Hill inspired game, just not a great Silent Hill game. - Cool opening music by KoRn that's the best part of the inoffensive soundtrack by Daniel Litch - Murphy was an interesting protagonist.

Silent Hill Orphan 1/2 (Flip Phone Mobile games) - It was interesting to see a point-and-click adventure game set in Silent Hill that fits with the tone of the franchise - Double Helix did their best with the limitations they had.

Silent Hill Homecoming - Boring characters (except Wheeler) - Has a lot of good ideas that fall flat because there were far too many writers that had to be reigned in - Awful combat that relies far to much on dodging. I like this in From Software games, but not in survival horror

Silent Hill Book of Memories - Who thought it was a good idea to turn Silent Hill into a hack-and-slash dungeon crawler?

Silent Hill Escape (Mobile Game) - It's a subpar mobile game even compared to other mobile games of the time

[sh5ehomebrew]

Posting this here so I can use it in the Pokemon Tabletop United character sheet as you need a URL to use it.

Here name is Starla, she's a ghost/psychic type specialist who has access to ghost type moves herself, as she taking on aspects of a ghost type Pokemon.

Her team of aces consist of a Galarian Slowking (Winifred), a Xatu (Dave), a Dusknior (Delores), a small Gourgeist (Goober), a ghost-type Kantonian Marrowak (Daniel) and a Trubbish (The Trashman).

[transbian-stoner]

"I don't like JRK but I still love Harry Potter"

You have blood on your hands

Burn your fucking Harry Potter merch or be burned with it.

I'm fucking livid.

[sh5ehomebrew]

if you're against transgender people existing, unfollow me. I fall under that umbrella.

[theweirdwideweb]

[sh5ehomebrew]

Don't care if this loses me followers.

[sh5ehomebrew]

I didn't expect to gain followers for that last one.

Working on a Silent Hill Oniero review btw (the fan film as old as YouTube itself).

[sh5ehomebrew]

If you're planning on voting Trump, unfollow me.

[b0tster]

thinking about the original silent hill 2 e3 trailer for absolutely no reason at all

[sh5ehomebrew]

When Silent Hill 2 (original) has a better combat trailer than the remake.

[sh5ehomebrew]

@freevoidman

Please, if you're going to make an argument, do it in the repost not in the tags.

"This is genuinely hilarious"

Thanks, it was a joke.

"SH2 had combat, why are you going the latest trailer shit?"

The first half of the trailer showcasing the quiet ambience of the remake actually got me a bit excited while the combat looks somewhat cookie-cutter. The added action removes tension if that makes any sense. It's like they're trying too hard to compete against the modern Resident Evil games when they should be trying to be their own thing. That's how Silent Hill stood out in the late 90s/early 2000s, which was another era with a lot of horror games.

Honestly, the only one I'm looking forward to is Silent Hill f because every other game we've had since the initial reveal of new Silent Hill games coming out has been bad. And even if f is bad, it's Ryukishi007th's brand of bad, which is still fun.

[empressofunease]

Man the gameplay of the remake screams 'We wanna be resident evil'

I genuinely thought ole boy (forgot his simp ass name) was Leon.

[sh5ehomebrew]

James and yeah.

Though I'd call James the opposite of a simp. The canon ending of SH2 (In Water) makes his actions morally grey, but I could write a good 600-800 words on that alone.

[svetlanabelikova]

you're right & you should say it.

James isn't supposed to be mistaken for a government trained ex-cop. he's a random doughy dude that spent the last couple years staying home taking care of his sick wife and drinking himself to an early death. he should suck at fighting. the fact that even the original had a lock on feature to help players aim was more than we should've gotten. game play in games like this should be floaty, unresponsive, unpredictable and weird because he's a normal guy that maybe has never held a weapon before suddenly being given heavy-hitting guns. every pull of the trigger on his shot gun or hunting rifle should come with a possibility of dislocating his shoulder.

the realism of the game play is lost in favor of cool action hero ™️ for mass audience consumption. sh2 was always my least favorite of the original 4 games ( I know I'm an outlier) but you're not gonna catch me buying this game. as usual, the core point is missed. the terrible trainwreck of the HD remake was better than this.

[sh5ehomebrew]

That's actually something I don't think people appreciate about the Silent Hill games. Also if you shoot rapidly you can actually end up missing shots in the older games.

Alex is the only protagonist with a reason to be good at fighting. And Homecoming is the only prior game with a combat focus. Granted, Homecoming is the worst Silent Hill to date IMO, but that's one of the things I actually liked about it.

[dm-clockwork-dragon]

Fuck, I'm glad someone gets it! Modern FPS gaming has trained us to think that the way a game controls is irrelevant to the themes and context of the game - that anything less than buttery smooth and responsive combat is flaw. But in games where the protagonist doesn't have the superhuman skills and reflexes of a supersoldier, the controls and responsiveness can really do a lot to help tell that story. Especially in psychological horror games, where the protagonist is supposed to be confused, scared shitless, and at the very limit of their sanity.

Now I'm not going to say that anything short of high energy FPS should have shit controls on purpose - but having less optimal controls? Controls that are somewhat clunky or non-standard, to help simulate that feeling of fumbling helplessly with your gun as the creature gets closer and closer? That sort of thing can be a really powerful tool for putting the player in the same terrified or unsteady mindset of the character. Especially in a world where most players are so used to mowing down enemies with ease in other games. Instead of making enemies massive bullet sponges, or giving them attacks that chunk a quarter of your health on a hit, you can make combat (or other situations) something to avoid by just making the character control poorly in situations they aren't prepared for.

Better yet, make those controls adaptive, so that they become more fluid as the protagonist gets a handle on themselves, or less responsive as the character's sanity drops and they begin to struggle with simple things like aiming or moving around quietly. Adaptive controls like that open up a whole new kind of progression, where instead of cutting away to a handy menu and picking the upgrades you want to spend points on, your character just slowly becomes better at the things you do a lot. You take the time to headshot every enemy you come across? Well, your going to get better at aiming steadily and remove that shake from the character's hands. You spend most of your time running? Well, you find yourself getting faster, and the movement controls losing that unresponsive edge.

There were a lot of things that developers experimented with back in the day, and it wasn't always for the same reason. Game controls don't have to - and shouldn't - be this bottleneck evolution towards the same optimized control scheme. There's something to be said for controls as a storytelling device. Controls can be clunky or unconventional and still be *good*. And if you don't get what I mean by that, go play death stranding. Kogima may just be one of the only developers out there today who understands how to use unconventional means to help immerse the player in a story.

[sh5ehomebrew]

Upgrading movement would be fine imo. Tank controls should stay in the past unless you're actively trying to imitate a PS1 game (aesthetics and all). But you can make gunplay more difficult without requiring a lock on. Give the character a sway in their aiming or have hitboxes change.

Though controls changing as you lose sanity in a meter (a function notably absent in the rest of the franchise) sounds cool on paper but would make the game nearly unplayable due to how hard it is to implement.

[freevoidman]

Ah, the wonders of tumblr not letting me know when I was @'d lol. Sorry about adding the tags and not contributing with an actual paragraph OP, I tend to really only like adding my thoughts in tags. BUT to contribute to the idea of making the combat look/feel more like a survival horror game and not RE's blend of action-horror, I feel like you could easily change the shooting and melee animations to convey that James has no clue how to fight.

For example, the shotgun could have James recover from it's high recoil more dramatically than in the trailer, which means it takes more time to fire, adding an additional risk to it's high power and small ammunition pool throughout the game.

Same thing with the pistol: it's a pretty reliable gun, but you could have James fumble with the reload while fighting something, as he wouldn't have any experience reloading a gun. You could also make the reload animations shorter outside of combat, because James isn't panicking, would have more time to focus, and it would encourage you to make sure you're always stocked up on bullets outside of battle, like the original game had with its menu system!

Melee weapons would be a lot easier to handle with this: the steel pipe, wooden board, and Red Pyramid Thing's knife all naturally come with their own speed and damage, so I'd hope animations would be different already to convey this. However, if they aren't and James is swinging around a gigantic steel blade that's as big as he is tall with ease, I think we can jump straight from "the trailer looks too much like RE" to "the game looks and plays like a bad Devil May Cry rip-off"

[sh5ehomebrew]

Lots of great points here.

Again, my comment was definitely just a joke.

But being real, I'm worried that the combat will be too in your face. That there will be too many enemies to compensate for the less clunky controls. Bloober seems to understand what they're doing with the quieter moments when nothing's around. So I think they should focus on building that atmosphere instead of creating tense combat, which the franchise isn't really known for.

Make that first encounter with the Red Pyramid Thing behind the bars completely missable (like before) but even more terrifying because enemies are only about as common as they were in the original (so having four at most per area). Let the silence set in.

To quote Yamaoka, "Silence is a sound too."

[b0tster]

thinking about the original silent hill 2 e3 trailer for absolutely no reason at all

[sh5ehomebrew]

When Silent Hill 2 (original) has a better combat trailer than the remake.

[sh5ehomebrew]

@freevoidman

Please, if you're going to make an argument, do it in the repost not in the tags.

"This is genuinely hilarious"

Thanks, it was a joke.

"SH2 had combat, why are you going the latest trailer shit?"

The first half of the trailer showcasing the quiet ambience of the remake actually got me a bit excited while the combat looks somewhat cookie-cutter. The added action removes tension if that makes any sense. It's like they're trying too hard to compete against the modern Resident Evil games when they should be trying to be their own thing. That's how Silent Hill stood out in the late 90s/early 2000s, which was another era with a lot of horror games.

Honestly, the only one I'm looking forward to is Silent Hill f because every other game we've had since the initial reveal of new Silent Hill games coming out has been bad. And even if f is bad, it's Ryukishi007th's brand of bad, which is still fun.

[empressofunease]

Man the gameplay of the remake screams 'We wanna be resident evil'

I genuinely thought ole boy (forgot his simp ass name) was Leon.

[sh5ehomebrew]

James and yeah.

Though I'd call James the opposite of a simp. The canon ending of SH2 (In Water) makes his actions morally grey, but I could write a good 600-800 words on that alone.

[svetlanabelikova]

you're right & you should say it.

James isn't supposed to be mistaken for a government trained ex-cop. he's a random doughy dude that spent the last couple years staying home taking care of his sick wife and drinking himself to an early death. he should suck at fighting. the fact that even the original had a lock on feature to help players aim was more than we should've gotten. game play in games like this should be floaty, unresponsive, unpredictable and weird because he's a normal guy that maybe has never held a weapon before suddenly being given heavy-hitting guns. every pull of the trigger on his shot gun or hunting rifle should come with a possibility of dislocating his shoulder.

the realism of the game play is lost in favor of cool action hero ™️ for mass audience consumption. sh2 was always my least favorite of the original 4 games ( I know I'm an outlier) but you're not gonna catch me buying this game. as usual, the core point is missed. the terrible trainwreck of the HD remake was better than this.

[sh5ehomebrew]

That's actually something I don't think people appreciate about the Silent Hill games. Also if you shoot rapidly you can actually end up missing shots in the older games.

Alex is the only protagonist with a reason to be good at fighting. And Homecoming is the only prior game with a combat focus. Granted, Homecoming is the worst Silent Hill to date IMO, but that's one of the things I actually liked about it.

[dm-clockwork-dragon]

Fuck, I'm glad someone gets it! Modern FPS gaming has trained us to think that the way a game controls is irrelevant to the themes and context of the game - that anything less than buttery smooth and responsive combat is flaw. But in games where the protagonist doesn't have the superhuman skills and reflexes of a supersoldier, the controls and responsiveness can really do a lot to help tell that story. Especially in psychological horror games, where the protagonist is supposed to be confused, scared shitless, and at the very limit of their sanity.

Now I'm not going to say that anything short of high energy FPS should have shit controls on purpose - but having less optimal controls? Controls that are somewhat clunky or non-standard, to help simulate that feeling of fumbling helplessly with your gun as the creature gets closer and closer? That sort of thing can be a really powerful tool for putting the player in the same terrified or unsteady mindset of the character. Especially in a world where most players are so used to mowing down enemies with ease in other games. Instead of making enemies massive bullet sponges, or giving them attacks that chunk a quarter of your health on a hit, you can make combat (or other situations) something to avoid by just making the character control poorly in situations they aren't prepared for.

Better yet, make those controls adaptive, so that they become more fluid as the protagonist gets a handle on themselves, or less responsive as the character's sanity drops and they begin to struggle with simple things like aiming or moving around quietly. Adaptive controls like that open up a whole new kind of progression, where instead of cutting away to a handy menu and picking the upgrades you want to spend points on, your character just slowly becomes better at the things you do a lot. You take the time to headshot every enemy you come across? Well, your going to get better at aiming steadily and remove that shake from the character's hands. You spend most of your time running? Well, you find yourself getting faster, and the movement controls losing that unresponsive edge.

There were a lot of things that developers experimented with back in the day, and it wasn't always for the same reason. Game controls don't have to - and shouldn't - be this bottleneck evolution towards the same optimized control scheme. There's something to be said for controls as a storytelling device. Controls can be clunky or unconventional and still be *good*. And if you don't get what I mean by that, go play death stranding. Kogima may just be one of the only developers out there today who understands how to use unconventional means to help immerse the player in a story.

[sh5ehomebrew]

Upgrading movement would be fine imo. Tank controls should stay in the past unless you're actively trying to imitate a PS1 game (aesthetics and all). But you can make gunplay more difficult without requiring a lock on. Give the character a sway in their aiming or have hitboxes change.

Though controls changing as you lose sanity in a meter (a function notably absent in the rest of the franchise) sounds cool on paper but would make the game nearly unplayable due to how hard it is to implement.

[b0tster]

thinking about the original silent hill 2 e3 trailer for absolutely no reason at all

[sh5ehomebrew]

When Silent Hill 2 (original) has a better combat trailer than the remake.

[sh5ehomebrew]

@freevoidman

Please, if you're going to make an argument, do it in the repost not in the tags.

"This is genuinely hilarious"

Thanks, it was a joke.

"SH2 had combat, why are you going the latest trailer shit?"

The first half of the trailer showcasing the quiet ambience of the remake actually got me a bit excited while the combat looks somewhat cookie-cutter. The added action removes tension if that makes any sense. It's like they're trying too hard to compete against the modern Resident Evil games when they should be trying to be their own thing. That's how Silent Hill stood out in the late 90s/early 2000s, which was another era with a lot of horror games.

Honestly, the only one I'm looking forward to is Silent Hill f because every other game we've had since the initial reveal of new Silent Hill games coming out has been bad. And even if f is bad, it's Ryukishi007th's brand of bad, which is still fun.

[empressofunease]

Man the gameplay of the remake screams 'We wanna be resident evil'

I genuinely thought ole boy (forgot his simp ass name) was Leon.

[sh5ehomebrew]

James and yeah.

Though I'd call James the opposite of a simp. The canon ending of SH2 (In Water) makes his actions morally grey, but I could write a good 600-800 words on that alone.

[svetlanabelikova]

you're right & you should say it.

James isn't supposed to be mistaken for a government trained ex-cop. he's a random doughy dude that spent the last couple years staying home taking care of his sick wife and drinking himself to an early death. he should suck at fighting. the fact that even the original had a lock on feature to help players aim was more than we should've gotten. game play in games like this should be floaty, unresponsive, unpredictable and weird because he's a normal guy that maybe has never held a weapon before suddenly being given heavy-hitting guns. every pull of the trigger on his shot gun or hunting rifle should come with a possibility of dislocating his shoulder.

the realism of the game play is lost in favor of cool action hero ™️ for mass audience consumption. sh2 was always my least favorite of the original 4 games ( I know I'm an outlier) but you're not gonna catch me buying this game. as usual, the core point is missed. the terrible trainwreck of the HD remake was better than this.

[sh5ehomebrew]

That's actually something I don't think people appreciate about the Silent Hill games. Also if you shoot rapidly you can actually end up missing shots in the older games.

Alex is the only protagonist with a reason to be good at fighting. And Homecoming is the only prior game with a combat focus. Granted, Homecoming is the worst Silent Hill to date IMO, but that's one of the things I actually liked about it.

[b0tster]

thinking about the original silent hill 2 e3 trailer for absolutely no reason at all

[sh5ehomebrew]

When Silent Hill 2 (original) has a better combat trailer than the remake.

[sh5ehomebrew]

@freevoidman

Please, if you're going to make an argument, do it in the repost not in the tags.

"This is genuinely hilarious"

Thanks, it was a joke.

"SH2 had combat, why are you going the latest trailer shit?"

The first half of the trailer showcasing the quiet ambience of the remake actually got me a bit excited while the combat looks somewhat cookie-cutter. The added action removes tension if that makes any sense. It's like they're trying too hard to compete against the modern Resident Evil games when they should be trying to be their own thing. That's how Silent Hill stood out in the late 90s/early 2000s, which was another era with a lot of horror games.

Honestly, the only one I'm looking forward to is Silent Hill f because every other game we've had since the initial reveal of new Silent Hill games coming out has been bad. And even if f is bad, it's Ryukishi007th's brand of bad, which is still fun.

[empressofunease]

Man the gameplay of the remake screams 'We wanna be resident evil'

I genuinely thought ole boy (forgot his simp ass name) was Leon.

[sh5ehomebrew]

James and yeah.

Though I'd call James the opposite of a simp. The canon ending of SH2 (In Water) makes his actions morally grey, but I could write a good 600-800 words on that alone.

[b0tster]

thinking about the original silent hill 2 e3 trailer for absolutely no reason at all

[sh5ehomebrew]

When Silent Hill 2 (original) has a better combat trailer than the remake.

[sh5ehomebrew]

@freevoidman

Please, if you're going to make an argument, do it in the repost not in the tags.

"This is genuinely hilarious"

Thanks, it was a joke.

"SH2 had combat, why are you going the latest trailer shit?"

The first half of the trailer showcasing the quiet ambience of the remake actually got me a bit excited while the combat looks somewhat cookie-cutter. The added action removes tension if that makes any sense. It's like they're trying too hard to compete against the modern Resident Evil games when they should be trying to be their own thing. That's how Silent Hill stood out in the late 90s/early 2000s, which was another era with a lot of horror games.

Honestly, the only one I'm looking forward to is Silent Hill f because every other game we've had since the initial reveal of new Silent Hill games coming out has been bad. And even if f is bad, it's Ryukishi007th's brand of bad, which is still fun.

[b0tster]

thinking about the original silent hill 2 e3 trailer for absolutely no reason at all

[sh5ehomebrew]

When Silent Hill 2 (original) has a better combat trailer than the remake.