138: Silent Hill (with Stephanie Klimov - Boss Rush Network)

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As a fan of Silent Hill 2 (episode 10 of Tales from the Backlog, by the way), I figured at some point I would need to go back and play the original. Silent Hill (Team Silent, Konami, 1999) was really interesting to go back and play, for a couple of reasons, most notably that I thought I knew what the game and town's whole deal was, but that was apparently not the case in the first game. The other surprise was that I found this pretty breezy from a mechanical perspective, which was welcome after really struggling through Resident Evil 1. It was an interesting trip back through history, and led to a great conversation!

Guest Info: Stephanie Klimov, podcaster and editor for Boss Rush Network

TIMESTAMPS
Intros/Personal Histories with Silent Hill/Opening Thoughts 0:21
Story Setup 12:58
Presentation 26:48
Gameplay 43:48
Closing Thoughts/Plugs/Housekeeping 59:42
SPOILER WALL 1:08:12

Music used in the episode is credited to Akira Yamaoka. Tracks used: Silent Hill, Led Into Madness, Meeting Cybil, No Dream, Tears of Blood, Dr. Kaufmann, Killing Time

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