Silent Hill: Homecoming

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ON OTHER PLATFORMS: Xbox360, Playstation 3, PC

GAME INFO
publisher: Konami
developer: Konami
genre: Action Adventure

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ESRB rating: M
homepage:
http://online.konamimobile.com/KDEOnline/SilentHill_Widget/index.html

release date: Nov 06, 08 (released)

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Silent Hill: Homecoming News

»	Sep 25, 2009 Valve Appeals Australian L4D 2 Ban Left 4 Dead 2 is going to hit stores on November 17 on Xbox 360 and PC. The game received ratings for most regions, except for Down Under, where it was denied classification. » MORE

»	Mar 17, 2009 Mornin '09 A Few Thoughts on Silent Hill: Homecoming ------------------------------------------------------------- Well, children, as you know, Silent Hill: Homecoming was one of those games we simply didn't have time to review back in September last year. » MORE

Jan 07, 2009

Silent Hill: Homecoming Edited And Ready for Aussies
This isn't the first time we've heard about this. Back in October 2008, SHH was denied classification by Australia's Office of Film and Literature Classification and Konami had to tone down the violence in order to launch the game Down Under.

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Nov 06, 2008

Silent Hill: Homecoming Get Steamy At Last
Valve just announced that Silent Hill: Homecoming, the latest installment in Konami's horror series, is now available via Steam in the United States. Valve also highlights the fact that PC gamers are going to receive a 10% discount for the first 5 days when purchasing Silent Hill: Homecoming through Steampowered.

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»	Oct 03, 2008 Silent Hill: Homecoming PC Delayed It appears that the PC edition of Silent Hill: Homecoming hasn't arrived yet. Konami said the game will be released through Steam and so far that hasn't happened. » MORE

Oct 01, 2008

Silent Hill: Homecoming Being Adjusted for Australia
Konami's horror action adventure Silent Hill: Homecoming has been denied classification by Australia's Office of Film and Literature Classification. IGN has the scoop that Atari -- which is handling SHH distribution in Australia -- hopes that Konami will tone down the violence so the game can be released during Q1 2009.

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Sep 26, 2008

Silent Hill: Homecoming Banned Down Under
Looky, looky, Silent Hill: Homecoming has been refused classification by Australia's Office of Film and Literature Classification. Of course, this means the horror game won't go on sale unless some of its content is altered (wtf? it's a horror game, for God's sake!).

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»	Sep 03, 2008 Mornin '08 It has begun ladies and gentlemen. The exasperatingly tedious summer has gone by to make way for the traditionally jam-packed month of September. This week we'll be reviewing Spore, Mercenaries 2 and FaceBreaker. » MORE

»	Aug 26, 2008 Bionic Commando Rearmed 130k Copies Sold Capcom is very happy with its recent release, Bionic Commando Rearmed, which is available on the market now in Xbox 360, PS3 and PC variants. Capcom producer Ben Judd confirmed that BCR sold more than 130k during the first week. » MORE

»	Aug 25, 2008 Silent Hill: Homecoming PC Steam-only Okay, you've seen today's trailer and screenshots from Konami's Silent Hill: Homecoming. It would interest you to know that there were some reports about the game being in development for the PC as well. » MORE

»	Aug 19, 2008 Silent Hill: Homecoming Shots... Disturbing The latest screenshots from Konami's multiplatform horror game, Silent Hill: Homecoming, features the main character facing some seriously disturbing creatures. » MORE

»	Jul 02, 2008 Mornin '08 Summer will go by so fast. Don't fret, because as any self-respecting gamer should know, most of the industry's top releases are scheduled to ship during the Fall. » MORE

May 16, 2008

Silent Hill: Homecoming (PS3/360) Screens
Silent Hill 5 -- now dubbed Silent Hill: Homecoming -- is currently in the works at Konami. From what has been revealed, the promising survival horror game is making excellent progress and the developers have sent over a bunch of new snaps from both the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions.

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Apr 25, 2008

Fresh Silent Hill: Homecoming Screenshots
A few days ago we found out that Silent Hill 5 had officially been retitled to Silent Hill: Homecoming. Konami said: "Homecoming is the first Silent Hill title for the new wave of ‘next generation’ consoles, featuring all-new graphics that bring the fear and terror of Silent Hill alive like never before.

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»	Apr 21, 2008 Silent Hill 5 Titled, Euro Release in September Konami issued a press release, specifying that Silent Hill 5 -- which is actually the sixth game in the popular horror games series -- is now called Silent Hill: Homecoming. » MORE

Mar 28, 2008

Shiny, The Collective Become Double Helix
Ah, Shiny Entertainment and the glorious days of MDK... fond memories, to be sure. Anyway, it's just been announced that publisher Foundation 9 changed the name of its recently combined studio consisting of former developers Shiny and The Collective.

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»	Feb 28, 2008 Silent Hill 5 PS3/360 Screens Sometimes I wonder why certain developers even bother releasing separate media. I mean, if you can spot the difference between the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of Silent Hill 5, I'll buy you a drink (I'm talking about visual differences, of course). » MORE

Jan 17, 2008

Silent Hill: Origins for PS2?
Silent Hill: Origins hit the PSP in November 2007, receiving mostly average reviews. Rumors of a possible PS2 version have now been additionally fueled after retailers GameFly and Amazon listed the title on their web sites, in addition to revealing the game's box art.

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»	Jan 16, 2008 Silent Hill 5 There's a reason why Silent Hill ranks no. 1 in AT's Top 10 Scariest Video Games. Apart from being an excellent survival horror game, it also became the best thing that happened to the genre since Resident Evil. » MORE

»	Jul 12, 2007 E3 2007: Silent Hill 5 Official, Screens Released Konami announced Silent Hill 5 (working title) for the Xbox 360 and PS3, marking the debut of the renowned psychological horror series on next-generation consoles. » MORE

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