Hideo Kojima Reportedly Offered Shot At Next Silent Hill Game
Hideo Kojima: A man who has long established himself to detractors as someone whose attitude toward games is something along the lines of "for f*ck's sake, I just want to make f*cking movies." Yet the Invisible Hand is a cruel mistress; thus, our fair Hideo finds himself plopped down in Konami HQ time and time again - trying with utmost stoicism not to put a gun in his mouth every time someone talks about gameplay mechanics - forever resigned to this most dismal of fates.
Yet there are those unapologetically in the Kojima camp, including yours truly. Said folk might be interested to learn that, as reported by Eurogamer, the President of Konami expressed his desire in bring the MGS creator on board the S.S. Survival Horror. In Kojima's words, said president "rung me up and said he'd like me to make the next Silent Hill."
At present, Kojima has yet to commit to a potential project, over concerns that he might not be ideal for the position. From Eurogamer:
Honestly, I'm kind of a scaredy-cat when it comes to horror movies, so I'm not confident I can do it. At the same time, there's a certain type of horror that only people who are scared of can create, so maybe it's something I can do [...] That said, I think Silent Hill has a certain atmosphere. I think it has to continue, and I'd love to help it continue, and if I can help by supervising or lending the technology of the Fox Engine, then I'd love to participate in that respect.Having long declared the series "dead to me," I would be remiss in failing to note that the news is, while not finding yours truly rapt with infectious glee (never mind the prospect still being up in the air), vaguely welcome. While it's arguably bad form to play the "Japan" card, one finds it more than a tinge annoying that Konami has adopted a policy of turning over the Silent Hill franchise to any company that asks politely. Moreover, while I'm enjoying Downpour more than expected - set amidst a backdrop of dismally-low expectations, allowing the sh*t-awful enemy designs and "waterslide" mechanic to be eclipsed by some genuinely interesting sequences
Hideo Kojima Reportedly Offered Shot At Next Silent Hill Game
Hideo Kojima: A man who has long established himself to detractors as someone whose attitude toward games is something along the lines of "for f*ck's sake, I just want to make f*cking movies." Yet the Invisible Hand is a cruel mistress; thus, our fair Hideo finds himself plopped down in Konami HQ time and time again - trying with utmost stoicism not to put a gun in his mouth every time someone talks about gameplay mechanics - forever resigned to this most dismal of fates.
Yet there are those unapologetically in the Kojima camp, including yours truly. Said folk might be interested to learn that, as reported by Eurogamer, the President of Konami expressed his desire in bring the MGS creator on board the S.S. Survival Horror. In Kojima's words, said president "rung me up and said he'd like me to make the next Silent Hill."
At present, Kojima has yet to commit to a potential project, over concerns that he might not be ideal for the position. From Eurogamer:
Honestly, I'm kind of a scaredy-cat when it comes to horror movies, so I'm not confident I can do it. At the same time, there's a certain type of horror that only people who are scared of can create, so maybe it's something I can do [...] That said, I think Silent Hill has a certain atmosphere. I think it has to continue, and I'd love to help it continue, and if I can help by supervising or lending the technology of the Fox Engine, then I'd love to participate in that respect.Having long declared the series "dead to me," I would be remiss in failing to note that the news is, while not finding yours truly rapt with infectious glee (never mind the prospect still being up in the air), vaguely welcome. While it's arguably bad form to play the "Japan" card, one finds it more than a tinge annoying that Konami has adopted a policy of turning over the Silent Hill franchise to any company that asks politely. Moreover, while I'm enjoying Downpour more than expected - set amidst a backdrop of dismally-low expectations, allowing the sh*t-awful enemy designs and "waterslide" mechanic to be eclipsed by some genuinely interesting sequences
Hideo Kojima Reportedly Offered Shot At Next Silent Hill Game
Hideo Kojima: A man who has long established himself to detractors as someone whose attitude toward games is something along the lines of "for f*ck's sake, I just want to make f*cking movies." Yet the Invisible Hand is a cruel mistress; thus, our fair Hideo finds himself plopped down in Konami HQ time and time again - trying with utmost stoicism not to put a gun in his mouth every time someone talks about gameplay mechanics - forever resigned to this most dismal of fates.
Yet there are those unapologetically in the Kojima camp, including yours truly. Said folk might be interested to learn that, as reported by Eurogamer, the President of Konami expressed his desire in bring the MGS creator on board the S.S. Survival Horror. In Kojima's words, said president "rung me up and said he'd like me to make the next Silent Hill."
At present, Kojima has yet to commit to a potential project, over concerns that he might not be ideal for the position. From Eurogamer:
Honestly, I'm kind of a scaredy-cat when it comes to horror movies, so I'm not confident I can do it. At the same time, there's a certain type of horror that only people who are scared of can create, so maybe it's something I can do [...] That said, I think Silent Hill has a certain atmosphere. I think it has to continue, and I'd love to help it continue, and if I can help by supervising or lending the technology of the Fox Engine, then I'd love to participate in that respect.Having long declared the series "dead to me," I would be remiss in failing to note that the news is, while not finding yours truly rapt with infectious glee (never mind the prospect still being up in the air), vaguely welcome. While it's arguably bad form to play the "Japan" card, one finds it more than a tinge annoying that Konami has adopted a policy of turning over the Silent Hill franchise to any company that asks politely. Moreover, while I'm enjoying Downpour more than expected - set amidst a backdrop of dismally-low expectations, allowing the sh*t-awful enemy designs and "waterslide" mechanic to be eclipsed by some genuinely interesting sequences
The Downfall of OnLive – Article
The Bearded Gamer filmed from the Vendor's Room - specifically the Gamer's Paradise booth - at Motaku! In this new episode: Borderlands 2, the new NVidia GeForce GTX 660 ti, PS One Classics on the PlayStation Vita, and Red Five hiring former BioWare and 38 Studios employees are in the news. Then The Bearded Gamer gets serious about OnLive, its sad fate, and the future of cloud gaming.
Note: significantly more information has been revealed about OnLive since this filming. You can find out more here: http://www.joystiq.com/tag/OnLive/
This is an excerpt from the full story which was originally featured on gamrReview, read the full version here - The Downfall of OnLive - Article
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Video: Silent Hill Revelations 3D Trailer
Universal Studios To Get An Otherworld(ly) Look For Halloween
Halloween: While being the most wondrous of Holidays (suck it, Christmas), during which yours truly proclaims his allegiance to the Prince of Darkness - my "devil horns" salute mimicking the cloven hoof of my infernal master - the inevitable Halloween party/ritual ends up being met with the dull thud of disappointment. Despite the requisite materials - blood-red candles, a pentagram made of sulfur and, naturally, the tears of a spotless virgin - the whole ordeal comes to nothing more than that - the veil of mortal perception un-lifted, Lord Lucifer stubbornly un-summoned, and thus, my dreams of fast-tracking myself to the very forefront of extreme metal remaining ruefully unfulfilled. I suppose this is why we have "fun size" Snickers bars and box wine. Universal Studios takes a less spectacular (though it must be said, more family friendly) approach to Halloween, converting their sprawling abode into a wonderland of all things dark and dreadful for "Halloween Horror Nights." This year, said dreadful darkness comes in the form of Silent Hill. As noted in the video, this is the first time Universal Studios has opted for a video game theme. While there's precious little footage of what one can expect - most of the video is divided between in-game footage, interspersed with cutaway shots of people looking distressed - Universal's stalwart narrators promised depictions of "the fog world, Otherworld, Pyramid Head, and the nurses," to whet your live-action appetite. The spook-laden frolic "starts in September and runs through October," according to Game Informer, and will be featured at both the Orlando and Hollywood locations. The Hollywood Horror Nights site is conspicuously bare, but for those interested in a jaunt through the Otherworld this fall, one can assume that it will be updated as we get closer to September. via KotakuGallery: Silent Hill: Book Of Memories

Turns Out Silent Hill Isn’t Supposed To Be THAT Jittery
