Silent Hill Heaven

Wigeke wrote:There's that Travis cameo, but I think it's just it

I thought it turned out that it wasn't Travis after all?

I'm po'. If I get to play the game at all, it probably won't be until next year. I'll have to wait for a friend to buy it, if she buys it at all, and let her play it, and THEN she'll let me borrow it. In the meantime, I'm hoping it won't be long before somebody posts a walk through on YouTube.

Ahh... Alright. Normally I wouldn't stop to post, but this is just a tad bit amazing to me. Let me get this straight: You found some flaws in the game, and that lowered your opinion of it. Which is your right. But, because I happen to think better of the game than you do, you have now decided for me...

I squealed. I'm going to get to play it after all!

After all the reading I've done on this forum, I'm not willing to believe much of anything is just a lapse in Team Silent's otherwise amazing attention to detail.

However... I thought about it, and I changed my mind, I opt in favor of the James-is-crazy theory. ^^;

I'm in favor of the sign having decimal points, even if it is hard to make out. there's a clear lack of decimal points in the picture. Okay, let me put it this way. According to this map , Silent Hill is in the north east in America. Well, I live in the north east, I've traveled all over, and I can...

This game takes place in South Vale, which is a part of Silent Hill. Silent Hill is an area around a lake... a very big lake. South Vale, Paleville, and 'Old Silent Hill', are all apart of it. SH2 does not take us into Paleville, except for the hotel, which is on the complete opposite side of the la...

That siren, in reality, is used to to alert people about emergencies, like a tornado or a hurricane, or to summon firefighters/paramedics when needed. In my town, they go off for every fire, rescue, and mutual aid call, plus every day at noon. And the length and number of times the siren is rung is ...

Now that's something I didn't know. Alright, makes more sense now. Thanks for that little tidbit. So we're back to square one as far as who the body is. It could be Mary, it could be Maria... In all technicality, they're the same person. It goes in the same direction no matter which one it is: James...

I... seriously doubt they actually made that whole scene before they knew they were going to make the labyrinth. Especially considering the prison IS the beginning of the Abyss. Maria died in a prison cell, yes, one inexplicably located in the labyrinth.

It's enclosed in the sense that it's encircled by four walls, but it has a very outside look to it. Dirt and grass and rocks on the ground, outside walls as opposed to inside walls, doors that have more of an 'entrance' look to them... A lot like the courtyard in the school in SH1. Yes, but that do...

Usually when I'm addressing an envelope, I write the name and address of the receiver in the center, and up in the corner I write my own information. :wink: Of course, the letter wasn't technically mailed. Mary asked the nurse to hand it to James personally. HOWEVER, in the delusions of James' mind,...

Well, the Abyss!prison isn't underground either, as you venture outside of it to the courtyard (to get the horseshoe). And the body is clearly Mary or even Maria--I mean, both women look alike and you can just... tell. I dunno, that's how I always saw it *shrug*. I'm pretty sure if anything this li...

I've been digging around on this topic in my free time for a few days now. So far I haven't found any discussions pertaining to it. I don't have a theory myself... I'm fishing for answers. In the opening sequence of the game, we see James' silhouette in what looks like one of the prison cell blocks,...

I think the bathroom sound was the scariest. It may be an obvious noise, or it might even be a different SH game altogether, but it freaked the crap out of me. It's the one where you knock and then start to walk away and theres a sound like someone being thrown against the door with a scream. Ahh.....

As far as James supporting Eddie instead... It doesn't really make sense to have the main character serve a purpose for a supporting character. That's only our perspective. To Eddie, he's the main character and James the supporting. And Angela does serve a purpose. She has to. Otherwise, why the he...

1. I always figured it was in James' head, and that this conversation was his way of finally letting go of the guilt. It could be a ghost... I personally doubt it. 2. I think it's just for laughs. Silent Hill likes to make funnies, yes. There are other joke references to 2 in 3. And they are just th...

Well, you kind of answered your own question here. No, I know. I was providing it as evidence for Oddish. Probably shouldn't have worded it as a question. >> QUOTE: But then why does Laura seem surprised that James knows her name in Brookhaven? It's implying that they've never met before Silent Hil...

I think that the abyss part comes later, beginning in the Historical Society, passing downward through the prison, the morgue, the labyrinth, the catacomb, and ending in the slaughterhouse. Perhaps the weirdest part is the way it ends, with James just going through a door and winding up back in Mis...

Truth be told, that's unnecessary. Remember, JAMES HAS BLANKED OUT THREE YEARS OF HIS OWN MEMORY! Mary has known Laura for only about one. So it is entirely reasonable that James and Laura were acquainted, and James just forgot her. That would also explain Laura's cryptic remark "Are you blind...