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Well, I wasnt questioning Sidez descriptions, I just pointed out an excellent source of additional information on SH :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sidez
YAWA, I seen PH there too, and it was freaky :)
Opening moment of SH1 where you walk through the dark alley with siren blaring and camera shaking, until you meet your death is still one of the freakiest/scarriest moments in any game.
Strangely, the bathroom scene in SH3 didnt affected me almost at all. :(
Me neither, I shat myself whenever I saw a wheelchair though.
Here's a teaser page for the first issue of the comic:
huh.....well, I can't tell much from one page, but it looks like the art style towards the end of The Maxx. I wonder if it's any way possible that a comic book could scare me?
IGN just posted the cover of the comic and the first 5 pages. Check it out...
http://ps2.ign.com/articles/445/445309p1.html
Did they ever show what really happened to James in SH3? I'm not sure if he went back to normal, died, or is simply still trapped in SH.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sidez
Well after a similar thread I was reminded of this thread. I had not finished SH3 when this was created so this was my first read-though of it.
Now, I plan on going through and playing these for the first time. I have never played any Silent Hill, only watched them get played by my wife (who has actually been scared to tears on more than one occasion). I have watched all of them from start to finish.
Now I have a question; is there a "true ending" for each game? I know that their are multiple ones, but is there one for each game that is the cannon true ending? Just curious. I plan on getting different endings than my wife did, but I don't remember which one she got for SH1 (we played that when it first came out, so ...)
Obviously the "Rebirth" (I think that's what it was called) is the true ending from SH1 because it sets up SH3. As far as SH2 goes, I'm sure the "Go Home" ending was the real one.
I personally think the suicide ending makes the most sense in SH2. I suppose its not the cannon ending, but I think it kind of adds a nice touch to everything.
No, actually, I think the UFO endings are the right ones. ha, just kidding. in silent hill though, YOU NEVER KNOW~!
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Originally Posted by Adrian
I'm new to this service, haven't done forums since 1993 via university servers. Any rate, it's beyond obvious that most agree with me that the Silent Hill franchise is one of the most visceral manifestations of horror entertainment since Columbus landed in the New World. I had the good fortune of seeing preview images of SH1 through one of my best friends who worked at Konami in San Fran at the time. I agree with the posts that say SH would lose something as a film. It didn't stop me from trying though. Growing up in rural America surrounded by self proclaimed psychics whose very haunted homes were my playgrounds, I was compelled to turn those memories and feelings into a series of digital films originally produced for Sci Fi audiences until a change of management left me with a bunch of work and nothing to do with it. I'm now turning them into collections and am targeting the comic book consumer market. Check out the website for the episode that was inspired by SH at http://home.earthlink.net/~shallowfo...g/outside.html .
The show is called Seeing. A link to the show's site can be found at www.shallowfocus.com. One of the episode's scenes can be seen by following the demo reel link. I would really like to know what you guys think.