Silent Hill 2 Remake Will Feature A Special Origin Story Involving Pyramid Head
Muhammad Ali Bari
Konami’s upcoming remake of its classic survival horror title, Silent Hill 2, will feature a special origin story involving Pyramid Head.
According to the product details on Best Buy Canada‘s pre-order listing for Silent Hill 2, the remake will feature fan favorite character, Pyramid Head, who will make a return along with a special origin story for fans to play through.
The expansion of Pyramid Head’s backstory may not sit well with the art director for the original Silent Hill 2, who had previously shared that he wished he hadn’t designed the character. He chose to remain silent (pun not intended) on the reason behind his statement. Regardless, Pyramid Head has developed a cult following over the years, and fans should be delighted to hear that the remake will feature brand new content based on the character.
Previously, it was reported that the Silent Hill 2 remake is “100% bigger” than the original 2001 survival horror game. The information came from Dusk Golem (aka AestheticGamer), who is known for his sources in the game industry. His statement suggested that the remake will be lengthier and greater in scale/scope. In addition, Golem stated that he had heard about the Silent Hill 2 remake’s release date a couple of weeks earlier, but was waiting for details to be more concrete before he shared anything on this front.
Silent Hill 2 is an upcoming survival horror video game developed by Bloober Team and published by Konami. The game serves as a remake of the 2001 classic of the same name, which was originally developed by Team Silent, a group within Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo (KCET). Following the storyline of the original game, players assume the role of James Sunderland (portrayed by Luke Roberts), a grieving widower who returns to the eerie town of Silent Hill after receiving a letter from his deceased wife, Mary. According to her letter, she awaits his arrival there. The game is set to be released for Windows and as a timed console exclusive for PS5.
Because he was great story-wise being James' guilt, not because he was a cool boss.I remember pyramid head as being one of the weakest enemies in horror. You get trapped in a little room with him and he's so slow and shitty that he can't hit you as long as you walk away while he's trying to swing the giant cleaver with his noodle arms. Then as I recall he even gives up and runs away in shame after slicing at the air for a while. I have no idea why everyone goes apeshit over pyramid head.
wot u want 2 jerk off 2 a dude or smth? haha lolWhy is NuProtagonist so fucking ugly?
reminder that silent hill 2 gameplay is weak in general (but it doesnt matter)I remember pyramid head as being one of the weakest enemies in horror. You get trapped in a little room with him and he's so slow and shitty that he can't hit you as long as you walk away while he's trying to swing the giant cleaver with his noodle arms. Then as I recall he even gives up and runs away in shame after slicing at the air for a while. I have no idea why everyone goes apeshit over pyramid head.
This is why corporal punishments should be reinstated.Ohhh, this is like that bullshit in high school where they'd make you read a book and then ask something like "what did the duck represent in the story?" and then they'd try to tell you that you're wrong when you answer "It represents a duck, the animal from nature".
Because the majority are fags with zero taste and standards that never played far superior horror games, of which there are many including the original Silent Hill.I remember pyramid head as being one of the weakest enemies in horror. You get trapped in a little room with him and he's so slow and shitty that he can't hit you as long as you walk away while he's trying to swing the giant cleaver with his noodle arms. Then as I recall he even gives up and runs away in shame after slicing at the air for a while. I have no idea why everyone goes apeshit over pyramid head.
You're not wrong, really, as this is pseudo-intellectualism at its finest. The events of the game eventually coming together into a meaningful story conclusion = masterpiece in dullard's eyes. Never mind the fact we just went through ten hours of banal, boring, shit, bland, uninspired, stupid events and what I would loosely call gameplay to get to this "meaningful" conclusion. Never mind all the hundreds of games with meaningful story conclusion that don't suck complete ass otherwise. Never mind the original game which is better in every way. Never mind the fact the game isn't scary at all if you have any testosterone produced in those tiny balls. Never mind the story being shit and lame anyway, guilt is by far the weakest human emotion this is fucking retarded. But OMG, the enemies have dildos! Mind blown! Wow, so mature! Never mind everything in the game SUCKS, is peak "ludo-narrative dissonance", and mostly all merely only serves as a vessel to that end game story conclusion/implication. Never mind it retconning the town or phenomena of Silent Hill into some lame personal retarded hell of a sexually frustrated fucktard. It only makes sense if you're a soy-drinker that has never had any pussy in your life.Ohhh, this is like that bullshit in high school where they'd make you read a book and then ask something like "what did the duck represent in the story?" and then they'd try to tell you that you're wrong when you answer "It represents a duck, the animal from nature".
To me, he's just a big dopey blind guy with a sword that he can't use properly.
From Ascension. A player cameo that is considered canon.What's that thing supposed to be? A NPC of the weird CYOA video-thing, or a new NPC for SH2?
Nay, it is not so. The sword of course represents his fear of castration by his father, the sword being a phallic symbol and its enormous size representing the relationship of power between him and his father, the pyramid being a solar hence masculine symbol.The sword represents a rotator cuff tear that James got when he stopped to play tennis on the way to silent hill