The original had that grainy dark look to it, lower textures actually benefit from that. Looking at the remake it might be too sharp and too clean if that makes sense. I will be waiting for more gameplay footage before I'm fully convinced.
Again, it looks crap... Comparing it to the original just makes it that much more obvious. All you have to do is compare the first scene of James looking in the mirror. James Sunderland should sue for how lame they made him look in the remake.
I just had my first playtrough of Silent Hill 2 on Playstation 2 last week, and playing on a professional CRT monitor or a consumer grade CRT over RGB-SCART...the game still looks impressive, especially for a 2001 game! It holds up great and it's terrifying still! Amazing audio design and gruelling soundtrack combined with neatly designed visuals really got me invested in the game!
Yes I really liked it! For sure :) I found the original Silent Hill on PlayStation a good experience as well! I hope to get going on Silent Hill on PS2 soon!
If you were wondering whether or not the game was going to be good just go to 1:37 and look at that screenshot. That is some master level cinematography right there. When a picture can speak to you more than words or special effects can, you don't get much better than that. To me, that picture tells me that whoever's directing this game "gets it" and it's going to carry even more emotional weight than the original did.
I'm going to need to see much more to settle my nerves that this remake is being looked after properly.
...I will say though, the lighting and that all-important fog both look very nice indeed.
the nurses look hotter than ever, lol.
No PS3 HD remaster footage...?
Again, it looks crap... Comparing it to the original just makes it that much more obvious. All you have to do is compare the first scene of James looking in the mirror. James Sunderland should sue for how lame they made him look in the remake.
I just had my first playtrough of Silent Hill 2 on Playstation 2 last week, and playing on a professional CRT monitor or a consumer grade CRT over RGB-SCART...the game still looks impressive, especially for a 2001 game! It holds up great and it's terrifying still! Amazing audio design and gruelling soundtrack combined with neatly designed visuals really got me invested in the game!
I'm really hyped about the remake for sure!