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Silent Hill: Origins (PS2)

Description: Manufacturer: Konami / Genre: Action & Adventure

Newest Review: ... array of weaponry is bewildering, mainly as Travis can now use ordinary appliances to ward off foes. Among other things, he ... more

... can use screwdrivers, batons and razors as melee weapons, though they damage and break even faster than in SH4: The Room and most are only good for engaging two or three enemies each. The ability to throw objects such as toasters, lamps and crates is a good new feature as good timing offers a satisfying thump and good damage upon impact - though as they can only be used once, you may find rather a lot being piled up in your inventory by the end. Firearms can still be acquired but are less prominent than in the ...more

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	Silent Hill Origins (PS2) Travis Grady is alone in his solitary trucker lifestyle. He's con ... Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47	£ 23.99

Silent Hill Origins (PS2)
Travis Grady is alone in his solitary trucker lifestyle. He's con ...

Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47

£ 23.99

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Silent Hill: Origins (PS2): The Hills Are Alive (1338 words)
by - written on 24/06/08 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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Silent Hill: 0rigins (SH0) received a rather low-key build up by the series normal standards when it was released for the PS2 in May 2008, the minimal fanfare a result of it being a port of the PSP version. Being the Silent Hill-loving masochist that I am though, this news (and the mixed reception it received from the press) did little to curb the near-ridiculous levels of excitement I experienced at the prospect of getting my teeth into more survival-horror action from Konami. It is a prequel set before the 1999 PSOne original and features a truck-driver named Travis, who, much like the SH1's protagonist Harry Mason, comes to a halt in Silent Hill when he ... Read the complete review