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Replay – Silent Hill 4: The Room
Apartment life isn't quite what you would expect in Silent Hill. Kitchen's are filthy, telephones aren't plugged in, and ominous, giant holes randomly appear in bathroom walls. On this episode of Replay, we dive into Silent Hill 4: The Room's opening moments, and show off just how dangerous diseased dogs can be. We don't make much progress, but we do get far enough to show off how combat and exploration work. We're also really good at counting, as you'll soon see. The Room released for Xbox and PlayStation 2 on September 7, 2004. A PC version was released at a later date.
Our second segment takes a look at a weird cooperative game on Super Nintendo. Just figuring out how to play cooperatively requires a manual. If this discovery isn't reason alone to watch, I don't know what is. Enjoy the episode, folks!
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