Silent Hill: Homecoming European release pushed back
- Posted October 13th, 2008 at 17:16 EDT by
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According to CVG, PlayStation 3's psycho-chiller Silent Hill: Homecoming will no longer be available this year in Europe. It's down for release in February 2009 instead.
CVG thinks that localisation demands are to blame, which is annoying -- we had hoped the dark old days of staggered global releases were behind us. For shame, Konami. Straight to bed with no supper for you.
Homecoming is the sixth entrant in the Silent Hill series and the first to be developed outside Japan. Despite underwhelming previews, initial reports from North American critics suggest developer Double Helix has made a decent fist of things. Startlingly enough, the game has been banned in Austraila in light of its taste for limb removal and red icky stuff.
PS3 owners at least have the wonderful Siren: Blood Curse to fall back on, but how will Xbox 360 survival horror fans solace themselves over the festive period? We suppose there's always Dead Space.
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Odium_Generis_Humani
- 5:59pm BST - October 13th, 2008
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It's a shame, too. Very creepy. My only complaint? The lighting effect for the flashlight isn't as impressive as the other Silent Hill games. It's like the batteries in the flashlight are dying (which would be a cool game feature if that were the case, lol).
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Fiddlesworth
- 7:00pm BST - October 13th, 2008
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I recommend picking up the Blu-ray of SIREN: Blood Curse for £18, out October 31st in the UK and probably earlier that week in Europe.
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chomperbull
- 7:16pm BST - October 13th, 2008
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silent hill is amazing best game out since mgs4 flashlight isn't suppose to be strong its a dark erie game and yes it is way better than siren and condemned2
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SamTheSkater
- 9:05pm BST - October 13th, 2008
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well i thought this might happen, i'm actually not surprised. but i hope my other 2 pre-ordered horror games (siren: blood curse and dead space) don't get delayed. and LittleBigPlanet is just around the corner, so why care about anything else?
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m1ster0
- 9:33am BST - October 14th, 2008
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What do you mean with "localisation issues"?
The game is ready to be shipped worldwide (with all "needed" languages already included in the US version). The game will be cut in Germany too (I´m sure) but the uncut version also includes the language. Very confusing...
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