It was giving me all these really messed-up dreams." No, I couldn't hang with that game at all." We were a little shocked - enough, in fact, to sort of blurt: "What, are you kidding? You thought it sucked?" He looked at us, shook his head a little too slowly, and said (in surprisingly perfect and colloquial English): "No.
We somehow got talking about the merits of Silent Hill 2. You just knew he was a jaded, hardcore gamer nerd, the kind of guy who'd sneer if he caught you playing a demo game on easy. Still, if you like the game and want to have more options or just want an excuse to return to it after having already 100% completed it, then there's really no reason to not pick this up.Silent Hill Anecdote #27: We were rummaging around a new and used games/comic shop in Tokyo last summer, one with lots of action figures on display, 'swimsuit' calendars and looping videos featuring the virtual cheesecake of Dead or Alive Volleyball, and a large and somehow arrogant-looking fellow working the counter. This is a pretty sweet deal for just five bucks, but I have to admit that putting up with the procedurally generated woes of the main game to see everything new is a bit of a pain.
As much as the new room types and extra trophies are sure to please fans, I think the real highlight of this expansion is the option to play as James and Heather from Silent Hill 2 and 3 respectively. New weapons, enemy variations, and other items will give you plenty of reason to dive back in to complete the newly expanded checklists of things to hunt down. Injects new content into the Book of Memories experience that will allow you to squeeze even more hours out of an already highly replayable Injects new content into the Book of Memories experience that will allow you to squeeze even more hours out of an already highly replayable game.
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