The strongest is the low kick!

I wonder how the weak bosses will be magically transformed…

It’s an incredibly energy-efficient jacket, once again.

School is scary…

The roughness of the PS’s rendering and its blurriness contribute to the mystery of the background and the creatures.
There were parts that were connected to the horrors of the underworld, weren’t there?
I hope the charm of this area is nicely recreated in the remake.

What, a remake is coming out!?

A creature that clings to your leg like a mole.
It seems like it would become cuter if it were made high resolution.

I like camera work, but it will most likely become a standard TPS format.
The remote control style is tedious to operate, but the way it creates impressive cuts is clever, isn’t it?

I want to confuse players by making it roughly the same and going all the way to the end.

The unique graphics of the PS made it feel overwhelmingly scarier than 2, so I hope they can make good use of that aspect.
But it feels like a straight remake of 2.

I’m randomly playing F, playing Dragon Quest, and playing Bio 9.
The planned schedule that was already set has had one more added to it.

Nostalgia Uncle: “Low-poly horror games are scary because the graphics are rough, allowing for the imagination to fill in the gaps. Today’s games have realistic graphics, but their content is hollow.”

The radio is noisy.

Regular?!

Well, they’ll probably use the engine from the 2 remake as it is.

I wonder if the DLC for Maria’s chapter in Remake 2 will end up not being released after all.

Something else has come again.

I want to erase my memory and ride the hospital elevator.

Not only will there be numbered sequels for Ryuu-chan, but even a remake of the first one will be released.
Maybe it’s because the remake sold really well.

I wonder if I can overcome it after 2.

The dissatisfaction with the remake is the overly light and brisk mannequin.

If the final boss’s movements have improved, I might laugh.

It seems like they quickly moved on to planning because two remakes sold well.
If they’re doing a remake, there’s no doubt this will go all the way to a 3 remake…
Wow, I’m so happy!

I wonder if they could include the one before the remake as a bonus.

Is there really no Maria’s chapter in Silent Hill 2…?

If you’re going to do it, I want you to include the Silent Hill song, but I guess it’s impossible…

I like number 1 the most.
I love the feeling of relief when I come back from the underground school.

Remakes of classic survival horror games continue.

It’s already enough that everyone can’t gather like this…

I think 4 is sluggish with its evil spirits, but it’s an outstanding work as a horror game.

Old games used to have this red triangle warning, didn’t they?

Konami and the company that made the remake are both nimble.

If they’re doing a remake of 1, can we expect one for 3 as well!?

For some reason, the community suddenly started to become lively.

Well, if you’re going to play the popular Silent Hill 3, there are parts that come as a package with the first game…

I’m glad that it seems like I will be able to play a new Silent Hill every year for several years.

When VR first came out, I had high hopes for VR Silent Hill but I gave up.
Maybe I don’t have to give up just yet.

I want this team to remake 4, but I might get scared.

There is an f before that… it’s already three months later.

It seems that the bad controls and rough graphics of old games contributed to the fear, but I realized it was just my imagination in the remake of Part 2.

I wonder if the one who has to secure the door with the ring after drawing the dagger and will die instantly if they don’t is still as it is…

I want to see the ending with the female police officer.

I’m quite looking forward to the title that bloober is currently working on.

I prefer remakes because old games tend to feel like they end pretty quickly even when they are ported.
If it’s properly remade.

I didn’t think the studio that got a bit shaky with Layers of Fear 2 would make such a comeback.
At the same time, I was reminded that walking simulator horror games tend to reach their limits pretty quickly.

When the operability is poor, anger arises before fear.

The remake turned out to be better than expected, so I’m quite hopeful.
The problem is that I’ve become worse at handling horror than I was during the PS2 era.

When you open the transparent case of this best album, there is a drawing of a girl by Trevor Brown, and it’s incredibly unsettling.

The PS version could be played on PS3, but there were audio bugs.

The purpose of the game is simply written on one page of the manual: “Please find the missing daughter,” and it scared me too much.

I think the extremely high-performance step, which is quite rare even in action games, is a bold adjustment, but somehow it was well-received.

Can we go to Homecoming?
I mean, it would be nice if they just released a Japanese version.

James has more advanced battle skills than the delusional protagonist who thinks of himself as a soldier.

I hate running away from birds or dogs in the city.
I was already scared enough to vomit at the point of the 2’s puke bag.