Silent Hill Heaven

Fredrick2003 wrote:I still think its funny... Hes legs are all like... messed up... No one looks like that...

Yes I found that really strange when I first started the game. Has anyone noticed Harry's flared jeans too?

>This cell, with the drawings in it, was obviously home to a way too far gone cultist. Really? Because I firmly believe it's where Ernest Baldwin did his research, as I've discussed in numerous threads. Walter Sullivan wasn't imprisoned at Toluca Prison--why? Because it was closed at the turn of th...

s4m.fish3r wrote:lol thats nice. Ive got to check it out tonight i never think about streets in SH like this.

Me neither. I leave it up to the people on this forum to give me the answer.

00000 wrote:In the room you meet Eddie Dombrowski, adjacent to the bathroom.

Thanks. I've been searching for them for ages.

Hannah wrote:If you read the summaries on Wikipedia they sound like bad fanfictions.

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I can't find the wikipedia page with the summary for Silent Hill: The Hunger? Could someone please give me a link?

I'm to scared of the monsters to allow them to get that close to me. While Silent Hill 2 is a completely different story.

I first bought Silent Hill when I was 13 but I remember owning a demo of the game at a much younger age and never playing on it.

I play it to laugh at how Harry Mason runs and also to have fun shooting Mumblers in the School.

I never used the knife after getting killed on my first time trying to chase two dogs around the streets of Silent Hill. Handgun and steel pipe for me thanks.

boblecon1096 wrote:Silent Hill Experience contains only thr five issues of Dying Inside + its exclusive comic The Hunger.

Thanks. I should be getting it soon when the nearby Gamestation gets it's act together.

PaintxThisxRed wrote:As long as you had fun exploring and got to indulge yourself in the atmosphere, that is a damn good time!

That's the whole point of the game, that and spending 4 hours on a certain riddle.

Completing the game the first time round took about eight hours for me, most of that time I spent cluelessly walking around Silent Hill and trying to figure out the puzzles.

For me Resident Evil is the scariest game ever made. Although that's probably because of how scared I was of the game when I was younger. I think Silent Hill is a lot scarier than Silent Hill 2.

I can't see how you can play through Silent Hill without sitting back and admiring the game for hours on end. I think the best I ever got was about 4 hours or something like that.

The great thing about being a purposefully misleading asshole is how many perfectly willing targets one finds practically begging for it. As long as you say it with sureness and conviction, no matter what 'it' is, most people will believe you if they don't know any better. It's why I really love th...

Hurray now I can learn to play stuff on my Yamaha PSR-10 since it's been collecting a rather large amount of dust from in my wardrobe recently.

I have Theme Of Laura in MP3 format on my mobile phone which a friend sent to me via bluetooth from his phone, he got the song off his computer and transferred it via a USB cable to his Motorola.

amphreded wrote:Personally I feel that the shininess is analogous to new born babies.

Same here, or maybe because they are all slimy, will we ever know?

I've always thought the only time James is in an abyss is when he is in the historical society going down the stairs but now I realise an abyss is not only a dark vast chasm to the center of the earth. It has many different meanings.

I know what Abyss means but I can't really put it into words, so the people above have done it for me.