Скачать с ютуб Silent Hill creator Keiichiro Toyama shares his thoughts on a potential remake в хорошем качестве

Silent Hill creator Keiichiro Toyama shares his thoughts on a potential remake

‘Silent Hill’ creator Keiichiro Toyama has shared his thoughts on a potential remake of the original game. During an interview with VGC, Toyama was asked if he was interested to see a possible remake of the game by Konami, given the success of Capcom’s ‘Resident Evil’ (A.K.A. Biohazard) remakes. He responded: “I think it would be harder to remake than Biohazard, because the gameplay as a concept is a little older. It’s not an action game where you can just refine the action as in Biohazard. “To bring Silent Hill up to current standards or to polish up the graphics, the fans wouldn’t be satisfied. That’s not what it was about – how beautiful it was. I think you’d have to rethink the concept to make it interesting to fans.” Elsewhere in the interview, Toyama was asked about his thoughts on remakes in general and whether he thought classic titles being remade for a new audience was a good idea. He said: “Unlike movies, games are difficult to enjoy as in the original state. Obviously because of the platform, but as time goes by game mechanics, especially in usability, lack rationality and sophistication. “Visually speaking it’s clearly not made for modern equipment, so I absolutely don’t have any objection to modifying an original essence to fit the modern era which we live in today.”