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Rather unfortunately, my worst fears about Annapurna Interactive and Silent Hill: Townfall seem to have came true tonight. Although I just kind of knew after all this time of receiving bugger all news, that something like this might have been happening in quiet. And I hate being right, but have a look for yourself.

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Annapurna's Entire Gaming Team Has Resigned - IGN

Annapurna Interactive's entire gaming staff has resigned from the company following a leadership dispute, IGN can corroborate.
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I remember how absolutely hyped everyone was that day, when Konami announced all those SH projects. I didn't say anything at the time but I had a feeling that Konami was still Konami and that they would still be misunderstanding their product and their audience. I was hoping that this was a turnaround like what Capcom did all those years ago, especially since I was really impressed with the f trailer and wanted to see more. These consecutive posts, though, don't paint an optimistic outlook, though.
 
For once, it doesn't seem to be Konami's fault. This team was engaged in an argument over who should have leadership of their group. Although I'm now worried about f due to the long radio silence on these projects.

I'm just waiting on someone saying that Silent Hill: Townfall has become the Silent Hills of the 2020s. This ain't even funny anymore. :(
 
berto said:
Maybe they really are cursed. This might be karma for what they did to the original staff of SH.
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I forgot that No Code from Glasgow are developing it. Annapurna Interactive was intended to be the publisher, so maybe they will just release it under Konami's banner or another company, much like the other games not made by Team Silent.
 
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A second chance for Shinji Mikami and Suda51's lesser-known collaboration

There hasn't exactly been a dearth of remasters over the past decade, with many of the most acclaimed titles from previ…
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These two have been very talkative these last few weeks. I already bought a copy of Lollipop Chainsaw and spent an arm and part of my foot on the Shadows of the Damned collector's edition. LC is $40 bucks digitally. I think I'll wait to see if there's a sale on Halloween. Shadows is only $25. I'll preorder the digital since the collectors edition won't arrive till next March.
 
They did a great job on re2 and re4 remakes, so i am excited for code veronica.

3's major problem was too much cuts, if they avoid that then it should be great.
 
Yeah. RE3 was a disgrace. They had a cut and pasted lab at the end, instead of the waste disposal plant. And no Barry cameo.

Barry always saved Jill. That's 100% canon.

Does Capcom even know what's canon!?

:ROFL:


There's a few old school horror games in the works. Echoes of the Living looks just great.
 
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Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster - Official Story Trailer - IGN

Meet the characters and learn about the story of Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster in this story trailer for the upcoming remaster of the survival action game. The Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster trailer gives us a peek at the zombie outbreak, human threats you'll encounter, and the characters at the...
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Dead Rising Deluxe Edition story trailer.

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How a Survival Shooter Built in Ukraine Evolved as a War Rages On

The Ukrainian developers of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 are trying to distance the video game from Russia’s invasion, but the conflict inevitably altered the creative process.
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How the Ukraine conflict impacted Stalker 2's development.

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Slitterhead Q&A With Keiichiro Toyama - Discussing Gameplay Mechanics, Old Gen Release and Silent Hill Series Revival

During Gamescom, I had the chance to sit down with Slitterhead director Keiichiro Toyama and talk about the game as well as the Silent Hill series
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Q&A with Slitterhead's director Keiichiro Toyama.
 
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I don't know why, but Slitterhead doesn't interest me much compared to other games in the genre. So I may just watch a 'let's play' of it when it comes out to see if my opinion changes.
 
What about Europe?

I would love to play it, as I once owned all the other games. Some people even count Capcom's Haunting Ground as part of the series, but it ain't really part of it. They just have a similar premise.

Oh, and a user named Burton on Biohaze told me that Dusk Golem recently had this to say about the RE remakes...

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ef9dante_oSsshea said:
Never understood the appeal of narrative only or walking sim like games

But each to their own, there is a fanbase for everything.
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its similar to rpgs- its the idea of play acting- making choices etc.

they could do with the gameplay front- ie life of strange could explore steatlh mechanics more.
 
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