Konami streamt Updates zu Metal Gear Solid Delta und Silent Hill 2 Remake

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Konami streamt Updates zu Metal Gear Solid Delta und Silent Hill 2 Remake

Nov 29,25

Konami veranstaltet am 12. Juni eine Live-Präsentation namens Konami Press Start Live.

Der Livestream wird Spielupdates, Auftritte von Konami-Entwicklern und -Produzenten sowie einen tieferen Einblick in Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, Silent Hill f und andere Projekte bieten.

Die Veranstaltung, die um 6 Uhr PT (9 Uhr ET, 21 Uhr MESZ) ausgestrahlt wird, wird etwa 37 Minuten dauern. Zuschauer werden direkt von den kreativen Köpfen hinter Konamis ikonischsten Franchises hören, Einblicke in die Entwicklung gewinnen, exklusive Inhalte sehen und auf dem Laufenden bleiben.

Persönlich hoffe ich, dass Konamis Erwähnung von "und mehr" No Codes Silent Hill Townfall einschließt. Es ist lange her, seit wir ein bedeutendes Update erhalten haben, und ich bin auf neue Informationen gespannt. Ich erwarte auch Neuigkeiten zu zukünftigen Remakes oder möglichen DLCs für Bloober Teams Silent Hill 2 Remake.

Habt ihr Silent Hill f während Sonys State of Play im Juni 2025 gesehen? Einige Fans könnten den Fokus auf Kampf überraschend finden, da die Silent-Hill-Serie traditionell eher environmental Storytelling und psychologischen Horror als Action betont.

Allerdings hat Produzent Motoi Okamoto erklärt, dass sich der Kampf in Silent Hill f mehr auf Nahkampf konzentrieren und actionslastiger sein wird im Vergleich zum letzten Silent Hill 2. Es erscheint am 25. September.

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