@_ScreenBurn tossed in the classic "S"-design in #SilentHillTownfall and I, an '80s/'90s kid, 100% Leonardo-DiCaprio'd when I saw it. That controller got tossed on the floor. Excellent work.
Great game, also!
#worththewait@SilentHill
In #SilentHill2Remake, all the clocks are stopped at 9:10.15, except for one: In Lakeview Hotel’s reception office. It’s modeled after the watch in Pete’s luggage at the beginning of Dario Argento’s film, ‘Tenebre.’
My name is not Sean Mitchell. My actual name is Laurence Monneret. This is the nameplate on my desk that James sees once he's finished exploring the hospital. I wrote him a letter and left a map for him. #silenthill#silenthill2remake
(01) EILEEN'S REALITY
The [otherside] of SH4: THE ROOM is a dream: a world replete with chaos & disorder, a "world in extreme flux" — similar to the previous [otherside]s. However, Walter's is different: it is a dream, rather than a manifestation, like Alessa and James’. (cont.)
#SilentHill2Remake features many references to Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho', esp. in the apartments. Here are a few:
o1. Bird drawings in the Sunderlands' apartment
o2. The imprint left in Ms. Bates' bed
o3. Mary's silhouette in Blue Creek room #307
@BlooberTeam#silenthill
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References to #SILENTHILL (1999) in #SILENTHILL2REMAKE (2024), cont.
o9. Gillespie House fire article - it reads:
"Gillespie House fire - arson or accident?
New evidence after years"
1o. Gillespie House painting in Lakeview Hotel
References to #SILENTHILL (1999) in #SILENTHILL2REMAKE (2024), cont.
o5. Pamphlet for Aglaophotis
o6. 'Life and Reality' - a medical book by Dr. Michael Kaufmann
o7. The Seal of Metatron in Jung's "model of the psyche"
o8. SoM symbols in outer rings of Toluca Prison drawing
References to #SILENTHILL (1999) in #SILENTHILL2REMAKE (2024)
o1. Adverts for previous locations, incl. the amusement park, lighthouse and Balkan Church.
o2. Alchemilla Hospital
o3. Convenience Store 8 - Harry finds Channeling Stone
o4. Green Pharmacy
@Rashmunchel@EcclesiaFeriae Furthermore: The photo of the Director in the Silent Hill Historical Society is not from any recent time. He's most likely the original director, from when Brookhaven Hospital was built in 1820. That's why he'd be showcased in the . . . historical society.
@Rashmunchel@EcclesiaFeriae Again, this is a case of pareidolia — seeing something you want to see. If you put a photo of Charles Bronson next to the previous director, they look the same.