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Player Spoofs P.T. In Project Spark, Nicolas Cage Included
In Game Informer's Test Chamber tour of Project Spark, editor Kyle Hilliard showed off a couple of fan creations that mimicked other games, namely Crash Bandicoot and The Legend of Zelda. Today, a Project Spark player has released a trailer for R.T., a spoof on Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro's P.T.
Most of you know that P.T. was later revealed to be the first playable glimpse at Silent Hills, a new entry in Konami's long-running series. We don't know if R.T. will give way to a bigger Project Spark project, but the trailer is plenty scary, as witnessed by Nicolas Cage's reactions to the horror and suspense (courtesy 8MM). Project Spark is fairly limited in its scope, but players are having fun with it and are delivering impressive content like this trailer.
If you stumble across other notable Project Spark creations, send them to Game Informer's news tip line.
Special thanks go out to GI reader Mark Sorenson for the news tip!
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