By This looks really interesting. (KONAMI) today revealed new information about the latest entry in the legendary SILENT HILL franchise: SILENT HILL f. Set in 1960s Japan, this chilling new installment immerses players in an eerie and haunting world where horror and psychological tension intertwine in an unforgettable narrative experience to
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