Twenty-five guiltless individuals were killed during this time, all for the sake of the law. Somewhere in the range of 16, the witch preliminaries in Salem prompted more than 200 ending up blamed for black magic.
I don’t suspect they will ever revisit these titles, but it’s interesting to learn about this today.He’s not off-base. So fellow Silent Hill fans, would you like to see Silent Hill: Downpour on PC? Konami was on a roll releasing quality PC ports of their games shortly before they imploded – cancelling Silent Hills, firing Hideo Kojima, etc. The game looked stunning at one point! Perhaps this is what the PC version would have looked like.
There are also those early screenshots of Downpour (see header image above). At the time this could have been seen as a simple dev build glitch, but we were kindly asked to omit it from our preview. While previewing the game, we witnessed keyboard prompts pop up while solving one of the game’s early puzzles (see below). This little discovery today bolsters suspicions that I had regarding Silent Hill: Downpour on PC from way back when Whitney and I previewed the game in fall 2011. Mainstream media reviews were also not kind.
The former Vatra developer was not able to say what caused the cancellation of the port, but given the game’s handful of delays, I’m assuming Konami wanted to cut costs. It was set to release November 2012, some eight months after the console launch on March 13, 2012. But today I’ve got some more news for you, as I happened to get in touch with a former Vatra Games developer that confirmed with me that Silent Hill: Downpour was once destined for a PC release – something I’ve been pleading for for years.Īccording to my source who worked on Downpour at the studio during its development, Silent Hill: Downpour had a PC port in development that Konami cancelled. Silent Hill: Downpour is in the news this week, at least for little old horror fans like us as thanks to it getting a semi new lease on life on Xbox One via a backwards compatibility update.
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