Silent Hill HD Collection gets re-delayed two weeks
Commander Shepard mustn't like getting spooked, as the Silent Hill HD Collection gets delayed.
As previously reported, the Silent Hill HD Collection was supposed to launch on March 6 -- the same day Commander Shepard does some space stuff (and after it was previously delayed from a January release date). Apparently, Mr. (or Mrs.) Shepard isn't a fan of being spooked, because as Joystiq reported today, your precious, HD-ified Silent Hill will be pushed back two weeks to a March 20 release date.
The collection will contain remastered versions of Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3, which also contain new voiceovers, for $39.99.
And don't worry: Konami hasn't announced any other delays for the month of Silent Hill-palooza, also known as March 2012. Silent Hill Downpour is still slated for a March 13 release, and the PS Vita-exclusive Silent Hill Book of Memories is still scheduled for March 27.
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Staff article by Jonathan Davila (February 29, 2012)
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