Silent Hill: Shattered Memories Wii vs PS2 FIGHT!

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A lot of people I know skipped the Wii version of Silent Hill: Shattered Memories and went for the slightly cheaper PS2 port, assuming that the two games would look identical. Turns out that they don’t. In fact, the PS2 version looks like it’s missing a lot, to the point where I’m not even sure it’s complete. As you can see in the above video, the first enemy in the game, the one that’s supposed to send Harry tumbling down a road of madness and horror, doesn’t even bother to show up in the PS2 game. Instead, Harry just stares at a big block of ice, then pretends to get scared.

Thanks for trying Harry, but it’s not working. Pagophobia is so much less fun that skinless-freak-that-wants-to-hump-me-to-death-phobia.


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