Silent Hill Fans Have One Ask for Sh1 Remake

Fans have just one Request for the newly-announched Silent Hill Remake. BLOOBER TEAM’S REMAK OF Silent Hill 2 was a bit of a surprise hit, living up to the potential of the original game in a way that it is few fans of the series experts. SO it wasa a surprise be bloober and konami announed a second remake, this time of the original Silent HillDuring Konami’s Press Start Presentation. We know almost not. All that’s been announced is that it is Currently in Development.

Howver, Like Players surprise On Redit Are Already Looking forward to Blober’s Follow -Up, and Hope it’s not missing an Important Feature of the Original – Protagonist Harry Mason’s Internal Monologue. Surpripmessage and Thousands of Others, Called in Upvotes and Comments for Blober to Incorporate This Storytelling Device Back Into Its Remake of the First Game. Break Silent Hill 2 Remake didn’t include the same for its protagonist James Sunderland, for one reason or another. Players are now arguing that it is an an important feature of the original games, with one fan, Astronomy_candleCommenting, “BLOOBER PLEASE READ THIS! “

Flavor Text Wold Add a Lot to Silent Hill 1 Remake

How Internal Monologue Works in Silent Hill

Internal monologues are an an integral part of the original Silent Hill and Silent Hill 2. They far-so from their more traditional adventure game Feel: Players Will Sometimes Interact With Objects, and the Game Will Return a Couple of Text-Only Dialogue, Supposed to Represent the Character’s Internal Thughts Wen.

But they Also serve a mess practical, more symbolic purposes. Silent Hillas a series, is all about exploring the fragile mental states of its protagonists. Having a direct glympse into their Minds via internal dialogue is an important part of how they’re portrayed. Internal monologues like this one, brief (and in this case, chomedic) as they are, Can Reveal Quite a Bit About The Characters Thinking. You can really tease out incremental information About Harry’s backstory over the cours of the entity game with a good, OLD-fashioned internal monologue.

Just like in real life, Certain th noughs are better off staying inside your head.

Besides that, Like Like this One Never Work As Well Spoken Aloud. They Sound Awkward – while it is not uncommunication to think in this way, no one Ever Tries to Open a Locked Door and Says aloud“Hmm, it”s Locked. I’d Better Come Back Later.“I’d argue that they can do Disruption the tension and atmosphere Silent Hill SPENDS SO MUCH TIME Building. Swiming Only Waled they Sound Ridiculous, but would be spend an hourring through an empty with nothing to keep you company but your orno, it starts to weigh on you.

HOPELLY BLOOBER FINDS A WAY TO INCORPORATE TEXT

Silent Hill Remake Could use it

Games Today have a bit of an unhealthy obsession with Voice Acting. While it can make a word story more immerses, or prevents the player from Having to Read ‘Worth Text in Tiny Dialogue Boxes, not everyEthing was Intended to be voiced. Just like in real life, Certain th noughs are better off staying inside your head.

SO HOPFULLY, BLOOBER realies the importance of internal monologue to the original Silent Hilland adapts it Faithfully into the Remake. It’s not too too fetched; BLOOBER DID A GREAT JOB, OVERALL, OF CAPTURING The ambiance of the original Silent Hill 2; I Only Hope it is applying the same kind of passion and respect for its source material to it upComing Remake of Silent Hill.

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