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Rob Hamilton Staff Oct 14, 2011
I really have to buy a used copy of this (and the second) sometime. It's been too long since I've played them and this review goes to the heart of why I loved them so much (this being the "fear of the unknown" and the second being more "the enemy lies within") and think they're probably the best survival horror games out there.
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Greg Knoll Oct 14, 2011
The first one is for sale on the PSN. Not sure about XBLA, though.
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Marc Golding Staff Oct 14, 2011
I think only PSN, as only Sony has the PSOne Classics download section.
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Rob Hamilton Staff Oct 14, 2011
It's not on XBLA. If it was, I'd have made it a drunk purchase at some time or another. Like I did with Symphony of the Night...even though I own the PS version. Still wondering why I did that...
I'm not afraid to die because I am invincible
Viva la muerte, that's my goddamn principle
Joseph Shaffer Staff Oct 14, 2011
Thanks, OD!

I just checked the Amazon prices. Unopened copies are running an insane price, and used ones are going for just over $22. SH2 is much cheaper.

I actually paid the around full price for this one, about $40. Mere months later, it became a "greatest hits" title.
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Alan Charlesworth Oct 15, 2011
Nice work conveying the tension of playing Silent Hill. The first game is still the only one I've played, but my memories of it are fond, if frightened, ones. My overriding memory is wrestling with the question of whether to switch my torch on and attract attention, or hide in the darkness but have no idea what I'm getting into, just disturbing sounds closing in around me.
'There would be tears and there would be strange laughter. Fierce births and deaths beneath umbrageous ceilings. And dreams, and violence, and disenchantment.'

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