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[QUOTE="Rod90"] Indeed. It's one of the best wii game out there.[/QUOTE]

It's better on PS2 since it doesn't use motion controls. It's still not a good game though.

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You're an idiot. the game wasn't meant as pure horror.
I never said it was.
It was more intended to be unsettling
Which it wasn't. At all. Its attempts to be unsettling come off as comical more often than not.
The story is incredible and amazing
The story is hamfisted, uninteresting, and poorly put together.
and the music alone is worth the price of admission.
No it isn't, since it sounds like Akira Yamaoka just phoned it in. Campared to previous Silent Hill games there's not a single memorable track.

Silent Hill SM isn;t very scary but it is very atmospheric and definitely worth playing if you want a great story.[/QUOTE]

It really isn't worth playing.

[QUOTE="meetroid8"]You clearly just have a very different opinion of the game than everyone else. [/QUOTE]

I guess I prefer my psychological horror games to be a bit more subtle and unsettling than literally having me bubble in answers in order to "get into my mind", and have scares that consist of more than being chased by unscary pink people that hug me sometimes while I run through a maze listening to them play really awful tinny sounding scream sounds that sound like they came from a royalty free sound library. Then if I'm lucky an incredibly blocky shadow girl will stomp across the screen screaming in some contrived, sad attempt at a jump scare.

[QUOTE="turtlethetaffer"]You're wrong about pretty much everything you said.

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Would you care to elaborate?

[QUOTE="turtlethetaffer"]Well you're acting like it's a horror game when it really isn't horror.
It was marketed as horror.
Maybe more of a thriller
It isn't very thrilling.
but after seeing the ending there's no good way to classify it.
How about as a comedy? My favorite part was when the game had me doing pelvic thrusts to make Harry scoot his wheelchair through a hospital as fast as possible before flying it off a flight of stairs and landing on his face.
The atmosphere was pretty unsettling, with all the invisible stuff around and learning about what happened and where.
I didn't find it unsettling, I found it rather boring and uncreative.
The story is great in the same sense of silent Hill 2.
Ugh, no.
It's highly symbolic and metaphorical, being opened to different interpretations about whether or not the events of the game are real or imaginary and peicing together Harry's relationship with his daughter. If you take time to think about it, the story is incredibly deep; not ebcause of the plot of the game but because of all the udnerlying meanings and symbols and psychology.
I found none of this particularly deep and interesting. All of the symbolism and psychology are incredibly obvious and skin deep. They basically set themselves up for simplicity by having that f*cking psychiatrist character spoon feed any psychology and hidden messages to you before each chapter of the game.
And the music was great. It was highly atmospheric, jsut as it should be, especially during nightmares. And the lyrical ones are jsut fantastic, definitely ipod worthy.[/QUOTE]

I don't remember any of them, unlike previous SH games.