The 'Silent Hills" PS4 video game is most likely shelved as Konami recently announced the pull-out of the "playable-teaser" of the game. Norman Reedus, who was supposed to be the lead character in the upcoming video game, has already expressed his disappointments on the sudden cancellation of the video game development.
Guillermo del Toro who is supposedly working with Hideo Kojima on the game suggested earlier that the project is already undergoing big changes. He even shared that his involvement with "Silent Hills" is "not gonna happen" in a recent interview last weekend in the San Francisco Film Festival. The cancellation remains to be unconfirmed but del Toro will most likely sit this one our if ever it will push through this year.
Meanwhile, what is already confirmed is P.T.'s playable teaser pull out this coming April 30. The teaser was rumored to be a promotional clip for the game "Silent Hills" and was speculated to be pulled-out due to the breakup between Konami and Hideo Kojima. An alleged reliable source inside the production of the game revealed that the development of the game is already effectively cancelled.
'Silent Hills" speculated shut down will most likely divert the attention on Konami's "Metal Gear Solid" due this September 1, 2015.
Norman Reedus, one of the favorite casts of "The Walking Dead" series scheduled to be included as a gaming character in "Silent Hills." Reedus shared his disappointment and high hopes that the "Silent Hills" game release would still push through, if not now, hopefully in the near future. He posted on his Twitter account, "Super bummed about this was really looking forward to it. Hopefully it'll come back around. Sorry everyone."
Die-hard fans of Norman Reedus were really looking forward to his character in the upcoming game, unfortunately, the project is shelved and his followers are left with no choice but to wait for October as the "Walking Dead" series returns.
The hopes of having a "Silent Hills" video game release may be vague and hopeless but Konami is definitely working on something better for its followers.
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