Resident Evil translates well to action. Even though it started out as methodical survival horror it always had that over-the-top 80s action style vibe of blowing shit up with big guns long before RE4. Silent Hill does not translate to action.
They did put the cans by the chute. It's dumb but there's a replacement puzzle with a really dumb mechanic. It's much harder than finding cans some where else.
The game is very linear though. Everything tells you where to go next and the map points it out to you. You can explore but there's no rewards worth having so far.
I wouldn't go as far as to call it a "game" but Observer was alright. Had some nice ideas and having Rutger Hauer be the voice actor for the main character helped.
Did you play the fucking game? It sounds like you just downloaded a bunch of music and have no context for it. Silent Hill's original music (ignoring the lyric tracks used for trailers) was a bunch of random fucking noise. It sucked to listen to outside of the game. In game it worked because it's not listening music, it's atmospheric music.
Probably "lmao they are gonna pay me good sum whatever I make"
Did you? So fuck off you cunt. I wouldn't complain if I haven't played Silent Hill 1 - 4 numerous times. There's nothing wrong with the remake itself(aside from aged Mary). So fuck off and go kill yourself you ignorant fucking cunt. Fuck off and fuck you
You haven't played the remake. You listened to the music on your phone and looked at promotional pictures. And you don't even read the thread because I've been posting repeatedly about my experiences with the remake and it's constant issues.
Counter Point :
Most of those are trailer music or remixes of it.
y? wanting less tension?
We have to be getting trolled.
It's funny that you mention this. I'm playing Silent Hill 2 Enhanced Edition and just completed the above puzzle. I'm surprised you don't have to spin it twice, then once, before arriving at your numbers. Are japanese padlocks different in that you just turn the one time?One interesting observation and question. Do you think they had to put the arrows above the combination lock because zoomers don't know they work? Similar to how they don't know how to read an analog clock? Pretty funny.
No, on PS2 the map only had marker for where you are, and which doors are locked / open if you try to open a door or enter place. Rest you had to figure out for yourselfSilent Hill 2 pummels the Resident Evil remakes. Feels like a PS2 game with modern graphics and good combat.
Completed the hospital section. Really well paced and engaging the whole time. Combat is frequent which keeps things interesting as you explore. You're always finding ammo and health pots (playing on easy) so I never feel like I'm struggling.
Were these added notes in the original version? I never played it because the controls were so god awful, but I really love the notes. Adds a lot of flavor.
I can confirm something was in the pool btw
One interesting observation and question. Do you think they had to put the arrows above the combination lock because zoomers don't know they work? Similar to how they don't know how to read an analog clock? Pretty funny.
Just look at this. It's incredible to witness first hand. Spooky encounter here btw. Made me scream like a little girl.
Had a 'Jigsaw' type encounter on the elevator. "Hello James, I want to play a game..." Still have no clue what that was about. Felt very meta and fourth wall breaking.
I just knew shit was about to go down when I went down this staircase.
