Silent Hill 3 | A Complete History and Retrospective

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  @vulpdens1034 · 4 years ago

  I never had headphones when I played these games years ago, but hearing it all clearly from your videos proves the sound design here is absolutely INSANE.

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  @williansnobre · 4 years ago

  Heather was the best Silent Hill protagonist because she had a lot o personality, with a lot of comments and observations whenever she interacts with items or the environment.<br>The game was also way creepier with the death traps, with a lot of rooms outright killing Heather if interacted incorrectly. It raised the uneasy feeling of pushing forward into the game.

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  @Tenchigumi · 4 years ago

  &quot;On the hard difficulty, some knowledge of Shakespeare is actually required.&quot;<br><br>Hah! So my BA in English Lit <i>wasn&apos;t</i> completely worthless! I&apos;m gonna solve this puzzle so good, I&apos;m... <br><br>Oh god... college was twenty years ago. I don&apos;t remember a goddamn thing about Shakespeare.

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  @styrofoamstone · 3 years ago

  “It feels like being happy on a Sunday evening, but in the back of your mind you know you have to go to work in the morning.” <br><br>IVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO PUT HOW THIS SONG MAKES ME FEEL INTO WORDS. THANK YOU. End of Small Sanctuary is one of my favorites in the series.

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  @rodrigoogaz3860 · 4 years ago (edited)

  So glad SH3 is getting in recent days all the recognition it deserves, it&apos;s usually overlooked and overshadowed &nbsp;by part two by most fans.

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  @user-ob4kn3rp3j · 4 years ago

  You didn&apos;t mention Valtiel and how he shows up carrying Heather&apos;s dead body if she dies. It&apos;s a pretty big thing to miss and story related. Kind of surprised you didn&apos;t talk about it. He&apos;s the one you see in the background helping/guiding you in the otherworld, turning the cranks, etc.

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  @thetruecrinkleyjoe4383 · 3 years ago

  Vincent is one of my favorite characters in the series. Really unsettling subtly and well written, he seems to border between being a real person and being a figure in a dream.

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  @onlinedayton9882 · 4 years ago

  Man I thought I was the only one who felt weirded out by Sunday’s. It’s like yeah you have the day off but in the back of your mind you know work is coming Monday morning. It’s so weird.

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  @waltersullivan5042 · 4 years ago

  When Douglas mentions he&apos;s been to Silent Hill &quot;once, on a massing persons case&quot; I think it&apos;s a reference to James Sunderland or maybe someone else from from SH2.

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  @zeromaximus4261 · 4 years ago

  I remember getting this game in high school and opening it in the car to find it also included a cd with the complete soundtrack. I listened to it on the drive home and about halfway home it started getting foggy and I started to feel really freaked out haha. What an interesting soundtrack. It felt unsettling and dreadful but at the same time mesmerizing. That feeling of when something horrible has happened and you want to look away but you just can’t.

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  @SaltyRocksPew · 4 years ago

  the way you say &apos;the katana is the best melee weapon in the base game&apos; makes it sound like there&apos;s dlc, lol

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  @clairecazimicreatrix · 4 years ago

  The graphics are still quite beautiful. Silent Hill games (well, at least the older ones) have this signature gray undertone. When I was a kid, this scarer me shitless. Everything looked so hostile, claustrophobic, and reeked of death and decay. As an adult, I can appreciate their branding. You can tell they really put a lot of love making the early SH games.

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