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Forums - Nintendo - Silent Hill Gets Re-Rated, Wii-make Announcement Coming Soon?

If Konami does have plans to re-release the original Silent Hill for the Wii and PSP, as previously rumored, that announcement must be coming soon, as the BBFC has just recently rated the title.

Rating a ten-year-old PlayStation game isn't typically the kind of thing the British Board of Film Classification does these days, so we're guessing that the Wii and PSP remake rumor holds some water. The BBFC "15" rating issued today doesn't spill any details, other than that the game "Contains strong violence." It doesn't list platforms or developer.

It does, however, list a slew of scenes from the game reviewed by the BBFC. These include titles like "BAD ENDING PT.2" and "HARRY, CYBIL, AND DAHLIA" but nothing that jumps out as new or different from the original Silent Hill.

Silent Hill: Origins developer Climax was previously pegged to be handling platform translation duties, bringing the 1999 psychological horror adventure to the Wii and PlayStation Portable.

We wonder if Konami is taking a page from Capcom's playback, readying a series of Wii remakes along the lines of the Resident Evil cash-ins. If they do right by Silent Hill, let's hope so.

Silent Hill [BBFC]

 

http://kotaku.com/5167122/silent-hill-gets-re+rated-wii+make-announcement-coming-soon



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cool, hope its true. i like the silent hill series.



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Here's hoping both this and the resident evil announcements are both remakes not ports. Or maybe original titles.



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I hope so too. I haven't played any SH game, and a remake would be really cool (that's how I finally got to play RE1).



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Oh oh. When I read Wii & PSP.... I don't feel comfortable.



 

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hope its true!



Please, please let it not be a Silent Hill on-rails shooter.



It might be a downloadable version for Live/PSN. I'm skeptical that a retail version of a remake would already be set, ready, and rated BEFORE it's announced (or even strongly hinted at).

Nintendo may roll that way, but Konami? Color me skeptical.



Don't even play with my heart like this! If Silent Hill is coming back for the Wii and it's development is taken very very seriously by Konami, HOLY SHIT!!!