Guillermo del Toro confirms he will not be collaborating with Kojima on Silent Hills

It would be wastedwith Nintendo. Symphony of the Night was the best to me. I don't think Castlevania would ever reach full potential on a Nintendo platform.

Hard to know. If Nintendo got hold of Castlevania and actually made one it would be incredible. And I don't really want to get into console wars but I hope you're not insinuating that Nintendo's console specs aren't good enough to pave way for a great Castlevania game. If I'm misreading that, my apologies. Also I'm obviously not talking about Nintendo releasing one on Wii U, but on a future system. But this is all super hypothetical and probably not even worth having a detailed conversation about.
 
hcoT5Gv.jpg

Sorry Norman, but pizza isn't enough to fill the hole in my heart.
 
damn at the meltdowns on the first few pages.

I still never played the PT demo fully. I'll still be able to play it after April if I have it installed on my PS4 right?
 
So,we´re back to square one.
Basically, he doesn´t know about the current state of silent hills because he is no longer involved or he is not allowed to talk about it because of X reason.
 
......
There is nothing left to say. From Software and Japan Studio restoring my faith in a revival of Japanese gaming and Konami rushing in to swiftly crush all hopes of such a thing.
This game would have been pure magic; as it is, P.T. is better than most of the games out this gen and it was only a glimpse of what could have been.

Fuck you, Konami. Fuuuuuuck yooooouuuu.
 
It's time for a good ol' fashion twitter campaign. Get DelToro, get Reedus, get Kojima and FINISH THIS SHIT. Sony? #THEHILLSAREALIVE #FUCKKONAMI
 
They're not fooling me! It's gonna take more than just:

  • The game's voice actor/star
  • The game's director/writer
  • the demo being removed from PSN
to make me believe Silent Hills is cancelled! *shrugs*
 
Kind of crazy that "Silent Hills" was trending on Twitter.

I'm enjoying the massive public shaming, personally.

Part of me thinks this game is still happening but del Toro's departure is just a natural domino effect of Kojima's departure. The only reason del Toro was ever involved was because he and Kojima are friends. I don't even think del Toro would have contributed much to it, but of course that's impossible to know for sure. The guy is wound up in like a billion other things that he wants to do so I'm just not sure how much attention he would have actually given Silent Hills regardless.

Also, with Silent Hills so far off from that teaser release, I kind of think the whole thing was handled like shit. Yeah, the teaser was awesome and got a lot of people excited, but I get the impression that the actual development of the game was so early that the whole shebang was just incredibly premature. This is nothing new in the gaming (or film) industry, I just wish that these people would get their shit together 100% before announcing anything.

It's like, did Kojima leaving happen overnight? Were they really that confident that Silent Hills was happening to the point where they released a playable teaser for everyone to get excited? I don't know anymore. I feel like the entire management and organization surrounding this game has been haphazard from the beginning.

Not really console specs, although the Wii U would hold it back a tad visually now im used to PS4 visuals. They could only really make it look or play like Bayonetta 2. I just don't think it fits in with Nintendo's ethos. I can't imagine the Simon Belmont amibo or even where they would take it. Nintendo as a company seem to specialise in platformers and puzzle games, stuff everyone can play, though mainly aimed at teens and below.

I mean, how many Castlevania games have been released on Nintendo platforms again over the course of the franchise's existence? And why would Santa Monica be your choice? Lords of Shadow was constantly criticized for being a God of War clone. And for what it's worth, a Simon Belmont Amiibo would be badass. I actually feel like Smash Bros. has always needed a Belmont anyway. I hate Smash Bros. though so I don't really care.
 
Time for a new publisher to swoop in, hire Kojima and Del Toro, and produce 'Quiet Plains'

Btw Kojima my wallet is ready and waiting for your kickstarter.
 
Another nail in the coffin

That final nail in the coffin

http://replygif.net/i/421.gif[/im][/QUOTE]

[quote="Snaku, post: 161671921"][img]http://i.imgur.com/JvRaSB5.gif[/im][/QUOTE]

[quote="VladTepes, post: 161671894"]With Reedus tweeting it I think that's probably the most definitive answer we're gonna get. Damn.[/QUOTE]

Reedus got his info from that article that he linked, and that article is based on the tweet that this thread is based on. So no new info or confirmation here, despite it coming from Reedus.
 
Why are people still insisting this is going to get made? Even if it gets made, probably all people who worked on PT are being fired along Kojima come December. This is not going to be what we imagined back when the final sequence of the teaser played. We're never getting that game. Maybe in another form, if Kojima winds up forming a new team, with the help of a publisher.

It's dead, dead, dead. You can't do anything to convince me otherwise.

Everywhere says it's rated R

Whoops, got it confused with At the Mountains of Madness, which will probably be PG-13.
 
Not really console specs, although the Wii U would hold it back a tad visually now im used to PS4 visuals. They could only really make it look or play like Bayonetta 2. I just don't think it fits in with Nintendo's ethos. I can't imagine the Simon Belmont amibo or even where they would take it. Nintendo as a company seem to specialise in platformers and puzzle games, stuff everyone can play, though mainly aimed at teens and below.

Castlevania done by Santa Monica, hell yeah. Done by Nintendo? Sorry dude, I just don't feel it.

I'm confused, do you want a Castelvania in the vein of God of War (or heck similar to the most recent Mercury games)? Do you want a game especially high on gore and violence (more so that the stylized norm of most Castlevania games)? You mention Symphony of the Night (lets ignore that Aria or Sorrow or Order of Ecclesia were also excellent games in the series that came out on Nintendo platforms though none of those three games were developed by Nintendo or Sony anyway) so I assumed you wanted a game in a 2D plane. I'd trust Nintendo (whose development talents are diverse) with a 2D plane games more than I would Santa Monica.
 
Reedus got his info from that article that he linked, and that article is based on the tweet that this thread is based on. So no new info or confirmation here, despite it coming from Reedus.

What about IGN source?
A source close to director Guillermo del Toro has confirmed to IGN that the filmmaker's collaboration with Hideo Kojima on Silent Hills is "not gonna happen."
 
Let me ask you a simple question:

Do you think Konami is going to take another big risk with Castlevania any time soon?

See Konami has TONS of franchises that are technically not dead, in that Konami hasn't issued a press release saying they'll never come again. But how many of them are basically effectively dead? Most.
Konami not taking another chance on Castlevania seems to have more to do with them basically bowing out of the gaming market.
 
Top Bottom