the way the buildings are too small and out of proportion makes travis look like paul bunyan lol i like the monster design. never thought i'd see monsters wear levi jeans in a silent hill game tho.
I hate to be that guy but the transition from 10:02 is a leftover from the ghost rider psp game, wich this silent hill game is based off. Doesn't change the fact though they probably just stole the idea lmao
ua-cam.com/video/i9DVjZP5mdU/v-deo.html just checked and is the same transition (go to minute 16:13), and even the graphics engine looks similar. the game was a pretty mediocre hack n' slash, ripping a lot of ideas from DMC, even this transition as it seems, the game was published by 2K, BUT developed by guess who, climax. so... we have a mediocre struggle to make an origin story, for a game franchise that already tells it's origins on the first installment, developed half way by an european branch of an studio, who worked on an etirely different kind of game, using the same game tech, probably with a lot of ripped assets, and tosses it's half baked cake to the US branch for the "finishing aspects" of the game. No wonder silent hill origins ended up the glitchy soulless game that it is, and without nothing to add to the franchise.
Well, to be honest, in terms of gameplay Silent Hill always had Resident Evil as a reference, the way you move your character and interact with the world on Silent Hill and Resident Evil is basically the same, even the button layout is the same, people who are used to Resident Evil will have no issues with Silent Hill's control scheme at all.
The irony is they then made Homecoming. Which played like RE4. And was bad. And then they made Downpour. Which also played like RE4. And was, actually Downpour is surprisingly good. I think Homecoming left such a stink that Downpour being more or less the same type of game made it impossible to accept, but Downpour probably is the best Post-3 SH game as far as pure gameplay. Not narrative though, SH4 still wins there.
Capcom's opnion about this game prototype: *"A bizarre incident ocurred in the outskirts of a British town called Portsmouth. It's later reveal that terrible disaster was been caused by team Konami, a team created by the Japanese enterprise KONAMI CORP., that conduct bio weapon programers experiments."* I agree COMPLETELY! lol 🤮
i downloaded the iso, but on ppsspp android doesnt work, i believe theres some step to do to make it work,cos in the folder where the iso is ,isnt the only file available in the folder, any advice people?? i been looking to play this beta since long time! help pllease =(
Man... Developers back in the days were obsessed with copying RE4's perspective even when it didn't suit the gameplay _at all._ RE4 with its heavy emphasis on action would not have worked well with fixed camera angles but the ots camera on the other hand does not work well in a slow horror game with less action. RE4 is not known for its pretty environments but that doesn't matter since you're not supposed to immerse yourself in the environment. You're meant to rush in, kick ass and move on to suplexing some more zealots in the next room. Now imagine the first third of RE4 but with the enemy density of SH:H and without all the QTE and crazy combat moves. Such a game would just be a boring and ugly experience. But, on the other hand, a Silent Hill game where you roundhouse kick mobs of Lying Figures into oblivion would not work either. And since graphics weren't quite there yet, it's not like REmake2, where you can have ots and still have detailed and pretty environments. Switching this game to classic fixed camera angles was a good decision by the developers.
Haha! Being a huge Silent Hill fan I refuse to play any of the games past SH4. Great commentary. I subbed. My friend and I are aiming to kick start a new gaming channel. So if you want, check out some of our upcoming vids and give us a sub.
"Being a huge Silent HIll fan" Yeah, no. No. Just no. No, some of the western made games aren't great, but some fo them are also actually not nearly as bad as people make them out to be. Downpour is a bit of an underrated love letter to the whole series.
With some modifications, this game could've been epic. Like Resident Evil, Silent Hill's format NEEDED a serious alteration. The original trilogy is a classic but goddamn those camera angles! Silent Hill 4 didn't help either and anything beyond it was atrocious.
Well after Silent Hill origins they made Shattered Memories,Homecoming and Downpour with dynamic camera and the result,in terms of critics and quality,was not good. Old Silent Hill games are very enjoyable even in 2019,the camera angles are what make you worried about what monster is nearby and where.Never got problems about the camera in SH1/2/3 in all my playthrough.
@@Stigmatix666 not really. They can be called a trilogy if they share some aspect in common, beyond in-universe connections. The first 3 games are the ones made by team silent, with almost the whole creative team being the same. While the 4th was also made by team silent, it has different circunstances and a very different mood. And SM, while a game i like, shouldn't be seen as part of the originals in any way. It's a completely different team and in-game world.
@@Rihcterwilker *One* team? Silent Hill 1: Director: Keiichiro Toyama Producer: Gozo Kitao Writer: Keiichiro Toyama Silent Hill 2: Director: Masashi Tsuboyama Producer: Akihiro Imamura Writer: Hiroyuki Owaku Silent Hill 3: Director: Kazuhide Nakazawa Producer: Hirotaka Ishikawa Writer: Hiroyuki Owaku Silent Hill 4: Director: Suguru Murakoshi Producer: Hirotaka Ishikawa Writer: Suguru Murakoshi Certain obvious key members, but notice how almost neither of them worked as a cohesive group on all four "Team Silent" games? Keiichiro Toyama Creator, Director, and Background Designer of Silent Hill. Went on to create the Siren horror game series with other ex-Team Silent members: Naoko Satō and Isao Takahashi. Hiroyuki Owaku Scenario Writer of Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3. Credited for the writing of some lyrics for Silent Hill 4: The Room and has a "Special Thanks" for both that game and Silent Hill: Origins. Akihiro Imamura Game System Programmer for Silent Hill. Producer of Silent Hill 2 and Sub-Producer of Silent Hill 4. Masahiro Ito Monster Designer of Silent Hill, Silent Hill 2, and Silent Hill 3, Background Designer of Silent Hill and Silent Hill 3, Art Director of Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3. Also credited with a "Special Thanks" for Silent Hill 4: The Room and designed the unreleased Japanese box art for Silent Hill: Homecoming and Downpour. Suguru Murakoshi Drama Director and Drama Animator of Silent Hill 2, Director and Scenario Writer of Silent Hill 4. Takayoshi Sato Character Designer and CGI Creator of Silent Hill and Silent Hill 2. Masashi Tsuboyama Background and Motion Designer of Silent Hill, Director and Town Designer of Silent Hill 2, Art Director and Monster Designer of Silent Hill 4. Kazuhide Nakazawa Character Animator of Silent Hill 2, Director of Silent Hill 3. Akira Yamaoka Series Sound Producer and Music Composer; Producer of Silent Hill 3 and Silent Hill 4. Executive Producer for Silent Hill: Homecoming. Akira Yamaoka also played a major role in the Silent Hill film adaptation by overseeing and approving specific aspects of the movie throughout its production. Norihito Hatakeda Lead programmer and graphics designer for Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3. He also built the base engine for those games, which allowed them to cast shadows. Hatakeda provided other effects as well, such as the bloody walls in the Otherworld and the rain on the car windshield in Silent Hill 3.
@@Stigmatix666 as i said, *almost* the whole creative team being the same during the development of the 3 games. Focus on "almost". It's widely known by now that members of team silent went out to work on other projects and then came back at some point to help with the main SH games. After 4 the team was no more, for good.
the fact that this even got leaked was always crazy to me
Well, at least it's better than a pachinko machine
The stock scream effect is seriously bothering me
the way the buildings are too small and out of proportion makes travis look like paul bunyan lol
i like the monster design. never thought i'd see monsters wear levi jeans in a silent hill game tho.
I hate to be that guy but the transition from 10:02 is a leftover from the ghost rider psp game, wich this silent hill game is based off. Doesn't change the fact though they probably just stole the idea lmao
+Nex TheUser ah, no surprise that is a leftover from something. Thanks for the tidbit!
ua-cam.com/video/i9DVjZP5mdU/v-deo.html just checked and is the same transition (go to minute 16:13), and even the graphics engine looks similar. the game was a pretty mediocre hack n' slash, ripping a lot of ideas from DMC, even this transition as it seems, the game was published by 2K, BUT developed by guess who, climax.
so... we have a mediocre struggle to make an origin story, for a game franchise that already tells it's origins on the first installment, developed half way by an european branch of an studio, who worked on an etirely different kind of game, using the same game tech, probably with a lot of ripped assets, and tosses it's half baked cake to the US branch for the "finishing aspects" of the game.
No wonder silent hill origins ended up the glitchy soulless game that it is, and without nothing to add to the franchise.
I am so glad they scrapped this prototype... I remember fans were so pissed they copied Resident Evil.
Well, to be honest, in terms of gameplay Silent Hill always had Resident Evil as a reference, the way you move your character and interact with the world on Silent Hill and Resident Evil is basically the same, even the button layout is the same, people who are used to Resident Evil will have no issues with Silent Hill's control scheme at all.
silent hill fans hate everything tbh
The player looks way too fucking big compared to the game world.
What are you doing here? xD
I like how the music is so good, it gives decent atmosphere even to something like... well... _this._
I also like how Travis must be about as big as a Tyrant... Or Mr. 2 from One Piece.
Never saw it back in the day but was aware of it.
Silent Hill: Homecoming Origins
Basically, they wanted to copy resident evil 4. But then changed their mind.
Legit bought the game thinking it would play like RE 4
The irony is they then made Homecoming. Which played like RE4. And was bad. And then they made Downpour. Which also played like RE4. And was, actually Downpour is surprisingly good. I think Homecoming left such a stink that Downpour being more or less the same type of game made it impossible to accept, but Downpour probably is the best Post-3 SH game as far as pure gameplay. Not narrative though, SH4 still wins there.
Capcom's opnion about this game prototype:
*"A bizarre incident ocurred in the outskirts of a British town called Portsmouth. It's later reveal that terrible disaster was been caused by team Konami, a team created by the Japanese enterprise KONAMI CORP., that conduct bio weapon programers experiments."*
I agree COMPLETELY! lol 🤮
top game !!! like and subscribed!!
i downloaded the iso, but on ppsspp android doesnt work, i believe theres some step to do to make it work,cos in the folder where the iso is ,isnt the only file available in the folder, any advice people?? i been looking to play this beta since long time! help pllease =(
I think you need an old version of PPSSPP, I have 1.2.1 version in my laptop and does not work. So I downloaded version 1.1.1 and now it is working!
I don't have the game anymore but You can download it from hiddenplace .org
@@rodolfonunez666 Can i play this game on android?
@@antipirgos maybe with PPSSPP1.1.1 for Android but I have not tried that.
@@rodolfonunez666 hiddenarchive version won't work on android first need to be patched with pc i think.
I can't load the link
has anyone got this working on a cfw psp? doesn't go passed boot screen for me
Man... Developers back in the days were obsessed with copying RE4's perspective even when it didn't suit the gameplay _at all._
RE4 with its heavy emphasis on action would not have worked well with fixed camera angles but the ots camera on the other hand does not work well in a slow horror game with less action. RE4 is not known for its pretty environments but that doesn't matter since you're not supposed to immerse yourself in the environment. You're meant to rush in, kick ass and move on to suplexing some more zealots in the next room.
Now imagine the first third of RE4 but with the enemy density of SH:H and without all the QTE and crazy combat moves. Such a game would just be a boring and ugly experience. But, on the other hand, a Silent Hill game where you roundhouse kick mobs of Lying Figures into oblivion would not work either. And since graphics weren't quite there yet, it's not like REmake2, where you can have ots and still have detailed and pretty environments.
Switching this game to classic fixed camera angles was a good decision by the developers.
The link doesn't work anymore :/
silent hill off of temu be like
Is there another download link?
what emulator did you used on this beta? I used it on my ppsspp gold and it crashes immediately every time I run it
PPSSPP version 1.1.1
@@Thekempy I see I should've listen to that borman guy on the forum I thought it would work on any ppsspp version anyway thanks for confirming
Please fix link
how can you play? Is there an ISO of this demo?
On Hidden Palace
If only theyd remake this :/
Why? 🤷🏻♂️
@@arielpueblas8007 as in finish old projects sh needs some form or return
@@legiongamerworkbruhben6058 This prototype is a shit
@@arielpueblas8007 again...some" form"....
Holy shit this really sucks
is there a version for pc ?
He's running in on a PSP emulator on a PC.
Haha! Being a huge Silent Hill fan I refuse to play any of the games past SH4. Great commentary. I subbed. My friend and I are aiming to kick start a new gaming channel. So if you want, check out some of our upcoming vids and give us a sub.
"Being a huge Silent HIll fan" Yeah, no. No. Just no. No, some of the western made games aren't great, but some fo them are also actually not nearly as bad as people make them out to be. Downpour is a bit of an underrated love letter to the whole series.
@@OpenMawProductions I posted this comment 5 years ago. My opinions have changed a little bit since then lol.
@@classicnerd5875 hope you now can see that sh 4 is realky bad, and 3 have a lot of problems too
With some modifications, this game could've been epic.
Like Resident Evil, Silent Hill's format NEEDED a serious alteration.
The original trilogy is a classic but goddamn those camera angles!
Silent Hill 4 didn't help either and anything beyond it was atrocious.
Well after Silent Hill origins they made Shattered Memories,Homecoming and Downpour with dynamic camera and the result,in terms of critics and quality,was not good.
Old Silent Hill games are very enjoyable even in 2019,the camera angles are what make you worried about what monster is nearby and where.Never got problems about the camera in SH1/2/3 in all my playthrough.
A trilogy implies that they're connected. Since SH2 is standalone 1, 3 & SM is the only real trilogy in the series, like it or not.
@@Stigmatix666 not really. They can be called a trilogy if they share some aspect in common, beyond in-universe connections. The first 3 games are the ones made by team silent, with almost the whole creative team being the same. While the 4th was also made by team silent, it has different circunstances and a very different mood. And SM, while a game i like, shouldn't be seen as part of the originals in any way. It's a completely different team and in-game world.
@@Rihcterwilker
*One* team?
Silent Hill 1:
Director: Keiichiro Toyama
Producer: Gozo Kitao
Writer: Keiichiro Toyama
Silent Hill 2:
Director: Masashi Tsuboyama
Producer: Akihiro Imamura
Writer: Hiroyuki Owaku
Silent Hill 3:
Director: Kazuhide Nakazawa
Producer: Hirotaka Ishikawa
Writer: Hiroyuki Owaku
Silent Hill 4:
Director: Suguru Murakoshi
Producer: Hirotaka Ishikawa
Writer: Suguru Murakoshi
Certain obvious key members, but notice how almost neither of them worked as a cohesive group on all four "Team Silent" games?
Keiichiro Toyama
Creator, Director, and Background Designer of Silent Hill. Went on to create the Siren horror game series with other ex-Team Silent members: Naoko Satō and Isao Takahashi.
Hiroyuki Owaku
Scenario Writer of Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3. Credited for the writing of some lyrics for Silent Hill 4: The Room and has a "Special Thanks" for both that game and Silent Hill: Origins.
Akihiro Imamura
Game System Programmer for Silent Hill. Producer of Silent Hill 2 and Sub-Producer of Silent Hill 4.
Masahiro Ito
Monster Designer of Silent Hill, Silent Hill 2, and Silent Hill 3, Background Designer of Silent Hill and Silent Hill 3, Art Director of Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3. Also credited with a "Special Thanks" for Silent Hill 4: The Room and designed the unreleased Japanese box art for Silent Hill: Homecoming and Downpour.
Suguru Murakoshi
Drama Director and Drama Animator of Silent Hill 2, Director and Scenario Writer of Silent Hill 4.
Takayoshi Sato
Character Designer and CGI Creator of Silent Hill and Silent Hill 2.
Masashi Tsuboyama
Background and Motion Designer of Silent Hill, Director and Town Designer of Silent Hill 2, Art Director and Monster Designer of Silent Hill 4.
Kazuhide Nakazawa
Character Animator of Silent Hill 2, Director of Silent Hill 3.
Akira Yamaoka
Series Sound Producer and Music Composer; Producer of Silent Hill 3 and Silent Hill 4. Executive Producer for Silent Hill: Homecoming. Akira Yamaoka also played a major role in the Silent Hill film adaptation by overseeing and approving specific aspects of the movie throughout its production.
Norihito Hatakeda
Lead programmer and graphics designer for Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3. He also built the base engine for those games, which allowed them to cast shadows. Hatakeda provided other effects as well, such as the bloody walls in the Otherworld and the rain on the car windshield in Silent Hill 3.
@@Stigmatix666 as i said, *almost* the whole creative team being the same during the development of the 3 games. Focus on "almost". It's widely known by now that members of team silent went out to work on other projects and then came back at some point to help with the main SH games. After 4 the team was no more, for good.