Ken McKown writes: Few development cycles have been as troubled as Book of Memories this year. Originally scheduled to be released back in June of this year, the WayForward-developed title was silently delayed at the last minute, only to launch in the thick of the holiday rush, with no advertising or awareness. All of these things usually amount to a poorly produced game someone was trying to sweep under the rug. Silent Hill: Book of Memories falls somewhere outside of that mentality though. The change of direction of the series is not its biggest issue, but it also doesn’t come without its share of problems.
The sirens are sounding again, beckoning you back to the foggy ghost town as we rank all the Silent Hill games, from the chilling classics to the misguided missteps.
I mostly disagree with Downpour's position. Yeah, the game is not amazing by any stretch of the imagination but is much better than the HD Collection and Homecoming. The main issue is the performance, but that was mitigated by the patches, especially on the PS3. Personally, I put it a little behind Origins and The Room.
Having Restless Dreams as a different entry from Silent Hill 2 is also a choice.
silent hill 2 is definitely the best one out of those.
for me personally, the whole ritual/cult stuff was always so weird to me in all the other games.
No disrespect but I put SH2 over 1. 1 is fantastic, but 2 took it all up a level.
Twinfinite writes:
The Silent Hill series has been around for a long time, and there have been nine main releases since its inception. It's time to rank all of them from worst to best.
The announcement of Metal Gear Survive is just another step on Konami's long, long path in screwing up their own videogames.