Assumption A Silent Hill 2 The remake has obviously been very controversial as the original is one of the most revered horror games of all time. So it doesn't help that consumers are becoming desensitized to the idea of renovations in general now that they're so prolific. Nevertheless, this is great Silent Hill 2 It's been remastered for access to modern platforms without the use of emulators or mods, and even if it performs poorly by any measure, it'll be pretty disappointing. Silent Hill Reconstruction is then attempted.
EA Motive's dead space Reconstruction can be understood as a sad omen and may even play a role in predicting what is possible with Silent Hill If Bloober's remake doesn't meet the standards set before him, he gets the franchise. Silent Hill 2's remake went from criticism to praise in a short amount of time, and it will be interesting to see if it can maintain that momentum until next month's release. However, players are hoping for other remakes Silent Hill Games should not hold their breath.
The uncertain future of the Dead Space remake is cause for concern
in dead spaceThat being said, it wouldn't be entirely devastating if the remakes of the second and third games don't get lit up in the future, since enough time has passed and the series itself is small enough that it's now more or less compartmentalized and well shelved. . Silent HillOn the other hand, it has a few games that could improve drastically through a remake, and franchises with major installments such as f and town On the way, it means that the series is not dead at all and is hoping to be exhumed.
Silent Hill 2 shouldn't be the end-all for remakes
Also, what is more worrying is that Motive dead space A fantastic remake that significantly expands on the original through amazing audio and visual remakes, USG Ishimura has been completely rebuilt with exploration and optional content, brand new content such as a full side quest following Nicole Brennan's exploits, and lines Full voice and dialogue interaction with Gunner Wright reprising Isaac Clarke.
If rebuilding from dead spaceCaliber cannot perform to commercial standards, it is not clear what bar must be met to do so. Not that poor sales or reception can really be damning Silent Hill Remakes in general, especially since Konami may believe they can scrape that barrel regardless.
But, with dead space Perhaps once again on ice, aside from Isaac Clarke's continued enslavement to crossover content, it's always a bit of a worry not knowing whether a game's misfortune could cause an internal collapse with a domino effect affecting supposed remakes. It will stand out if Silent Hill can match Resident OilIts output by producing a reconstruction continuation next to its original version, and reconstruction Silent Hill 2 I hope it doesn't stop this from happening regardless of whether it's good or not because Konami needs to look at the bigger picture and what's possible within that framework.
