If Silent Hill 2 Remake wants to do for Konami what Resident Evil 2 Remake did for Capcom, I'll need to see more of that reworked combat
Opinion | Silent Hill 2 Remake's simple yet punchy combat proves that sometimes it's okay to mess with a classic
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Ah, fixed camera angles, how much I miss you – says no one in 2024, ever. Playing five or so hours ofSilent Hill 2 Remakeat the Tokyo media premiere only strengthens my resolve: I love how modern survival horror games implement third-person shooter combat as integral to the genre’s reforged …
