SILENT HILL HOMECOMING (Zero Punctuation)

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[@JustAndre92]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="164">2:44</a> "Imagine if there was some kind of parallel universe where every game and movie, regardless of genre, was required to incorporate at least one linedancing competition." Let me tell you a little about Bollywood, Yahtzee.

[@Poetabrasileiro]

+GodzillaGuy92 Point Taken, and we really think they are lunatics for it.

[@talkingbtr-82a76]

Bollywood the land of line dancing.

[@helenlee421]

😂😂

[@DrownedInExile]

A buddy of mine was once griping about the Ultramarines movie, that Hollywood wanted to add a romantic subplot. I joked that was nothing, imagine if Bollywood tried to add their formula. Let's imagine the hulking powersuits from the 40K universe breaking into singing and dancing. Now everyone shudder.

[@Poetabrasileiro]

DrownedInExile Not gonna lie. That sounds amazing.

[@Str8Faced]

"I lost one of the three symbols I need to unlock my door this morning" lol

[@Suika_Ibuki_The_Drunk_Oni]

The last part is absolutely right. Fans are never ever satisfied with anything. Even if they love the games you make, they just demand more and more.

[@Marpfie]

+Suika Ibuki The last part is a telephone call tho :P

[@isaacheiss1565]

As a fan this is true

[@theblackwidower]

100%! In fact, I was reminded of this line after seeing a bunch of so-called 'fans' do nothing but talk about how the newest episodes of Star Trek were completely shit merely because they changed a date that was last mentioned over 55 years ago. Obviously, that date was very important to the themes of the episode, and changing it from 1992 to some time in the 2040s completely changes the meaning and message of the entire franchise! How dare they! Seriously, people need to pull their heads out of their asses.

[@Marpfie]

The random part after the credits is amazing

[@casperes0912]

Thanks for making me notice!

[@blondepotatoboi]

Karpfador - reckon he should add more of those little sketches into the series?

[@soulsearcher9620]

Karpfador still waiting for Silent Hill 3 zero punctuation

[@Liam-vu7wo]

It's like a indiemaus bit

[@skunkrocker]

"Sean Bean Doing Something Totally Fucking Irrelevant" was the name of my hardcore band in high school.

[@Penningtontj]

TheSkunkrocker Well at least when he's doing something irrelevant he's probably not dying. The boy is cursed to die over and over.

[@senpyrothewizard8172]

+Penningtontj Except for the one time he started out already dead. No, wait, he'd have to have died at some point in order to be dead in the first place... There has to be almost no way Sean Bean has yet die. He's died of being shot, stabbed, alien chestburstered, old age, alien chestburstered again in a cameo Spaceballs...

[@neferacronia6798]

+[S]Laughter Games Sean Bean wasn't in Alien... Or any of the sequels...

[@slugofborg6532]

It's so unnerving to hear Yahtzee actually speak regularly at the end segment. I knew it was him from the moment he started talking, but some part of my brain still needs convincing that this man who speaks at a regular, human pace and stops for breaths between sentences is , in fact, him.

[@cdskilla]

+Salvatration Halex what is the channel name?

[@Carlos-ln8fd]

I think the romantic subplot is introduced to show that, as Mr Plinkett would say, the protagonist has a case of the not-gays.

[@petertwomey1472]

Carlos what review is that from again?

[@Carlos-ln8fd]

PT He often says it but it's more prominent in his review of JJ Abrams' Star Trek.

[@NoTimeNoEffort]

And yet ironically one of the fan-theories is exactly that he's very very gay and possibly ashamed of it, because of all the phallic-looking, ubermasculine enemies and the incredibly out of place big-titted sexy nurses. Mind you, that's just a theory, I doubt the writers were good enough to actually mean that symbolism.

[@MariaIsabellaZNN]

And the teeth-filled vagina face monsters, don't forget about those.

[@ApocalypseMoose]

Silent Hill Homecoming is like poetry. It rhymes.

[@ty1298]

"There is no officially no shame in using GameFAQs to solve that bloody coat of arms sliding block puzzle." Feeling very validated.

[@emerald3616]

"I killed the black guy and got the bad ending" Me:"Are you sure this games american?"

[@sturgisCFB]

Ha!

[@duke8259]

Well played sir, well played

[@intergalactichumanempire9759]

It's funny because the joke is based on lies. America isn't racist

[@psdnmstr4609]

yeah we are

[@crazyj10agains]

Some are, some aren't, and it's unfortunately dependent on region.

[@lejluu]

"If im not dreading every single monster its not horror is it? Its setting up a pest control business". Thats very true.

[@RegretfulDeadMan]

I wonder who'd be The Silent Hill Homecoming Queen

[@needlessToo]

"Fans are clingy complaining dipshits who will never ever be grateful for any concession you make. The moment you shut out their shrill, tremulous voices the happier you will be for it." Best lines spoken in a video game review. I quote this all the time.

[@sandrols7]

+Jokeritu I especially love how it's played over an image of spiderman 3, because I Always felt the same way!

[@MegaZeta]

Dweeb, oh your poor little fan feelings lol

[@xela12345]

Ah man Yahtzee you really need to start making skits at the end of your videos, they're always so well written and hilarious!!!

[@nis5e]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="306">05:06</a> is probably my all-time favorite ZP bonus bit.

[@pedanticvampire8121]

"Who are you?" "Oh fuck off" *Hangs up*

[@bradypostma3708]

I also hate the trope that everything needs a romantic subplot.

[@nis5e]

Oh hey, another Brady comment

[@bradypostma3708]

@@nis5e ? Another?

[@TallTrees420]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="375">6:15</a> "You've got me mistaken for someone else, todays not a-" "I KNOW TODAYS NOT ACTU-" XD that part always kills me. Yahtzee should do more voice acting. His delivery there is a perfect mix of aggravation and frustration.

[@MariaIsabellaZNN]

I would have bought this a lot sooner if they had actually named it "The adventures of Captain Scowlyface and his angsty little pal".

[@ArcaneAzmadi]

It occurs to me in hindsight that when Yahtzee talks about the difference between Japanese and American horror and then immediately admits that he's just describing Resident Evil, he should take into account the fact that Resident Evil was quite obviously an explicit attempt by a Japanese game developer to make a game based around American-style horror- especially by the 4th main game. Hell, the early games were set in and around the most stereotypically Midwestern American city you could imagine, and the basis of the plot was "zombie apocalypse". Silent Hill is set in America as well, but despite the very superficial similarities to Resident Evil, it couldn't be less stereotypically American without digging up the entire town and moving it to Japan.

[@jekblom123]

This was my first Silent Hill game... I know worst entry to start the series with. But what really drew me into the thick and horrible atmosphere was the happy occasion of returning home (seemingly from war) and finding your house and town twisted, decayed and completely deserted, the land all around is literally coming apart and the sky is constantly dark. It's a scene straight out of a depressant induced nightmare.

[@jcohasset23]

I'm not sure I'd say it's the worst in the series since Downpour could be argued as the worst (though Origins has probably the weakest story). It's maybe the least Silent Hill-like of the series due to being far more action oriented with relatively straight-forward areas and puzzles, and the plot having only loose ties to Silent Hill. It has some good ideas, designs, and a decent plot though the game does fall apart in areas from monologues and from having a weak ending.

[@jakedowney6743]

The "after credits" feels like forbidden knowledge

[@yogendramisra9137]

He really needs do more of these voice overs. I love them.

[@theeNappy]

A Brit's condemnation of American cultural imposition from his home is Australia makes me giggle.

[@Deadmentellnotales-vf3gg]

Mike D Australia is the bin of Britain..Sorry "Commonwealth".... 😂😂😂😂

[@bigrigjoe5130]

He Lives in America now!:)

[@OsirisLord]

We learned it from watching Dad.

[@ShyBug42]

Honestly, half of his problems would be solved if he calmed down and discussed things normally when his dad goes to destroy something

[@georgehislop4440]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="275">4:35</a> Thank you Yahtzee, I'll keep that message to heart.

[@Stargazer_Ley]

"Incidentally why not buy a Zero Punctuation T-shirt?"

[@10discount68]

When watching any of these videos with the escapist logo at the beginning, i always have no choice but to watch them in 240p

[@ReinEngel]

I loved, loved, loved this game. The only thing better than playing it was doing New Game+ with the frickin' space laser.

[@PtolemyJones]

There was a silent hill movie? Never been so happy to be oblivious.

[@KieferDiego]

I love this game, not because of the story, not because of the atmosphere, but because it's the only silent hill I've ever played you could master the melee fighting skills to a point you could fight any monster without getting hit. I know, I know..Action "horror" games have been on for a while...but jesus fu**ing christ, IT'S A SILENT HILL GAME! a game that you're never supposed to have the upper hand against several enemies.

[@Monroe-is1sz]

I'm not going to tell you that you are wrong for liking something, like au25 would, but the reason why people don't like the game is in part that the story shits the bed with the plot twist, and that it is not a true survival horror.

[@Asgard314]

Alright, explain this to me: SPOILERS If the main character was in a coma for the past God knows how long, how in the Hell does he know CQC techniques? At all? They never said that he was taught by anyone except the army, so how does that work?

[@Masterbaiter1000]

Asgard314 it's just a video game genius.....explain to me how you can respawn every time you die. Jesus Christ why don't you go out there and make an amazing game that dies everything you speak of. Lets see how many copies you will sell. Not everyone likes to play a game based a reality it's called a game for a reason. And reality is called reality fir a reason.

[@Masterbaiter1000]

For*

[@Masterbaiter1000]

Mal Nexus and for a game made in it's time. It's pretty good. Better than the silent hill hd remakes. Better than down pour too. And pretty fun too with good bosses. It lacks the in the area where the original silent hill games thrived from but it's still awesome

[@voidstrider801]

The moment you realize that sean bean who played harry mason, did not die in the movies, not even once. SEAN BEAN PLAYED A CHARACTER THAT DID NOT DIE HOLY FUCKING SHIT. Probably the most note worthy thing from the silent hill movies.

[@arty3090]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="46">0:46</a> Enough said.

[@arty3090]

-0:45

[@crumpetsounds]

I want a horror game attached to a heart rate monitor. As your rate rises the controls get harder, like a dream where you can’t run away from the monster properly.

[@maddeninggamer]

It looks like there were two more souls to the call.

[@dontstop2517]

11 years late and this is as relevant as never before lol

[@josephpercy8772]

1. Silent Hill 4 did the whole female sidekick thing too, nobody complained. 2. Apparently, that's not the true Pyramid Head. He was renamed the Bogeyman. And if you look at the pictures, you'll see that instead of representating something, he acts as a kind of keeper of the underworld who punishes people for their sins, like when he slices Alex's father in half. 3. The monsters, I still have no idea about. I know the bosses represent the kids' deaths, but I'm not sure about the rest. Maybe it represents the horrors that the Order is trying to keep at bay? Idk, I'm just guessing right now. (I know the numbers were a bit irrelevant, I just saw it as a way of organizing my thoughts.)

[@blackwaltz463]

+Joseph Percy nope, the boogeyman is the guy with the sledgehammer and black raincoat. silenthill.wikia.com/wiki/Bogeyman

[@josephpercy8772]

Yes, but remember the drawings in Homecoming? "Pyramid Head" was referred to as the Bogeyman there as well. The way I see it, the Bogeyman takes on different forms depending on the person and their story.

[@blackwaltz463]

Joseph Percy maybe, but in the end of the day Pyramid Head is there just for fan service.

[@josephpercy8772]

Yeah, goes without saying. He didn't really serve any actual purpose, did he?

[@blackwaltz463]

Joseph Percy some say that he represents the protagonist desire to judge others, because of that you never fight him.

[@toastedmarshmallowanimatio7725]

i die for the skit every time at the end

[@RubySBunie]

"Hello Mr Massion, this Lezly from the cleaners" "Who are you?" "...OH FUCK OFF"

[@mthzb]

i don't know where you heard that bit about ph. in sh2, it's the physical manifestation of james's secret desire to be punished. in homecoming, it's a monster representing joshua's sacrifice. like scarlet's monster and the sepulcher.

[@q306005]

Can you believe the guys who made this game also made the new Killer Instinct and Strider games!?

[@Life_And_Things777]

Strider is amazing. Killer instinct is amazing.

[@ViktorKruger99]

Bret Martin word

[@bimbimbom]

***** Pasturer

[@wes8723]

I like Homecoming, so i can believe that they made those games :)

[@NathanCassidy721]

Considering what they had to make prior to those games, no I am not surprised. Considering they knew they were going to get hate for making a SH game and all the licensed games they were forced to make...

[@CollisionCorrs]

I laughed at the description before the video even started.

[@soulsearcher9620]

Fun fact, my copy of prince of Persia broke. Middle of a platform level where the girl had to stand in a place but she wouldn't move. Reloaded and she still wouldn't move. Attempted everything and she wouldn't move. It was at least halfway through the game. Maybe three quarters. So either I restart and play all through again, weeks of work. Or give up and delete it to play the Sims 4. On an unrelated note, I have a vampire daughter and an alien wife 😊

[@Quixo667]

i lost one of the 3 symbols i need to unlock my front door. lol

[@BloodyRoastBeef]

You hit the nail on the head with the whole franchise. The phone bit at the end was hilarious! xD

[@MoleMad]

+dave55811 "Yeilds any hope"? One of the greatest factors of Silent Hill that made it so terrifying was it's subtlety, and Kojima and "subtlety" don't exactly go well together.

[@TheLuckyShadow]

He would also have to avoid screeching atrocities that constantly screem "Press X to not die".

[@robotsnake9374]

The way Yahtzee put that Leaf Headband on makes me wonder whether he was trying to cosplay Kakashi. Probably not though.

[@Roflcrabs]

This was my first Silent Hill game and luckily for me they only got better.

[@Gboy86ify]

Okay aside from their exports there isn't much I like about Japan. But I will admit their horror stories are much better than Western horror. Exception made for H.P. Lovecraft who is the undisputed king of horror in my opinion.

[@thegamingknight642]

I thought Lovecraft was the progenitor while King was the perfector.

[@paladinboyd1228]

Just saying the nurses in the movie made a bit of sense they symbolised the lost of beauty and adulthood.

[@Jaceblue04]

My superstar favorite games tag team is: - Sonic Heroes - No More Heroes 2: Desperate Struggle - The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess

[@carrion6667]

Homecoming is flawed, but it’s an ok game.

[@generico366]

I just got a really weird advert about a transforming micro-sd card entirely in french.

[@TimeKillerGuy]

Sadly I suggest this, if your going to play it, it’s a ok game, yeah you will get very annoyed at the game. What I suggest you do is just the moment you get a weapon and you fight the first enemy just keep restarting the first section of the game, I do advise just getting used to the very simple combat combo, most the bosses are slow but can do some decent damage but the big thing is when you are walking through the town, deal with the enemies as fast as possible. My fist run through suffered for the lack of ammo and health items, but I do suggest if your going for all the ends, for the love of god get the alien ending and stick with that costume to grab your lucky laser pistol, then you can run through the game went so much faster, my only issue was the sliding cube puzzle in the attic, the puzzle to read the poem and to match it to the shape, and the last puzzle of attach triangle peace to plate in church, and only reason I had issue is because crummy memory of oh hey wait this podcast is really good.

[@adampoole948]

i actually did like Silent Hill the movie. at least the first one.. the second one was deep fried tampon.

[@ThatOneTrekkieGuy]

+Adam Poole (animeguy4ever) Hmm...I've never before seen a film about deep fried tampons. Maybe I should go watch it.

[@adampoole948]

Mitch Taylor it's not as good as it sounds

[@ThatOneTrekkieGuy]

Oh, I see. I mean I don't because I'm not going to watch it, but I understand.

[@Slateproc]

The first movie was still a big let-down

[@adampoole948]

Nathan Vincent not really,.. it was pretty good

[@852kronos]

the klingons are a race of warrior aliens from star trek that actually speak an official language in the real world (like french or italian, someone actually made that happen kapla pretty much means goodbye and pie is what you eat to make you happy

[@DILFDylF]

Is this the longest ZP?

[@mrsubject1]

Father I have a confession, I'm beginning to loose my faith in the fathers is there anyway I can attune myself to them? I prey every Sunday for them and I'm a model citizen of our great city I just need to see they way

[@DILFDylF]

Oh, uh... Mostly.

[@DeltaD36]

HAH! The skit at the end was hilarious.

[@LuigIan2000]

Leasly kinda reminds me of don from jam

[@KyleKatarnBanthaHerder]

He was born and raised in the United Kingdom, but he currently lives in Australia.

[@solomonthekaijudemon344]

The sad turth is that it is over

[@ingonyama70]

I feel like the Amnesia series picked up where Silent Hill left off, at least Dark Descent and Justine. Machine for Pigs was intriguing, but it ultimately came off to me as being not quite so gripping. Probably because the condemnations of Gilded Age society the game makes are so ubiquitous and obvious that at this point it's no more of a social commentary than saying 'Nazis were bad'.

[@justincanu9153]

huh I'm kinda with you on that, they have the compelling atmosphere and stupid endings down pat and the same sort of technically you can go against the enemies but you should just run. On interesting characters though, eh cant really give amnesia that, those bastards were silly from the start.

[@ancientgearsynchro]

I actually though of a character for a silent hills game (though it is kind of pointless) This girl (who i am yet to name) takes a bet from her friends to stay in the town for one week, but she chickens out after the first day, because she had the feeling all day that something was watching her and heard children playing, a car crash but no car, and the children screaming, but a monster who she thinks looks familiar (who I want to call the Butcher) Slashes her tires and then chases her into a building, there she finds a hand gun and trys to fight back, but the gun is empty and the butcher slowly creeps towards her, lifting his knife...

[@Knuckleb0ne]

You're the worst kind of person.

[@ancientgearsynchro]

TheAntiAnne In what way?

[@Knuckleb0ne]

Because you write fanfiction like your little "game premise" without even understanding the basic rules of the world you write them for, and you suck everything good out of it with your pretend creativity. ("Oh, I'll call him the Butcher! That's not been done before!")

[@ancientgearsynchro]

TheAntiAnne Sorry, names are my weak points in my novels(or anything to be honest) And i am sorry if I have angered you.

[@Knuckleb0ne]

Goodness, I hope by "novels" you mean "short stories in an old tattered notebook from school" and not things you actually intend to publish.

[@852kronos]

con: "works of William Shakespeare and even parts of the Bible have been translated into the glottural language. A dictionary, a book of sayings, and a cultural guide to the language have been published. In addition, according to Guinness World Records, Klingon is the most popular fictional language by number of speakers."

[@Tomaz600x]

I have been a Yahtzee fan for just over half a decade and only now have I found the secret ending after the end credits sequence of this review.

[@michaelsabao6167]

To be honest, I really like this game :(

[@Carlos-ln8fd]

well, he said it was alright but he was biased because he was a silent hill fanboy

[@BoondoggleMyCognle]

+tumblingski I've actually just got Silent Hill recently and this looks like shit.

[@divintty1626]

I'm american and I find this video.. Accurate.

[@ethan94321]

I think the thing with homecoming was that there was no twist ending. At least it didn't seem like it.

[@CaptainDoomsday]

Homecoming teaches us that everyone is apparently James Sunderland in disguise, since Silent Hill's regular inhabitants are now his personal demons. If a game's going to try to lean on a better game before it, then it deserves to be shit on for every comparison it fails in.

[@TigerKirby215]

And mine are: - Place any Indie Game here - Place any Valve Game here - Place any Indie Game made in the Source Engine here I like Valve. They make good games.

[@KyleKatarnBanthaHerder]

Right, because as we all know, it's very easy to pick up and move to a completely different country whenever you feel like it, dealing with finding a new place to live, trying to find a job, paying for all the moving and immigration costs, dealing with all the paperwork, leave all your friends behind, and so forth. Why, no matter who you are, you can get all of that done easily within a span of a week, tops. Moving to other countries isn't a big deal in the slightest!

[@lirubifirincia4314]

The Japanese do horror better generally. Just like America does action pretty well. We've all got our strong suits so lets stick to them.

[@winteravarice]

I'd argue that Korea does horror better than Japan does. Unless you're talking videogames. Then I suppose I can agree a bit more, being a big fan of Fatal Frame.

[@lirubifirincia4314]

winteravarice Well I've never seen a Korean horror film but now that you say that I'll have to check one out. As for film or video games I more or less meant both. Though once again now that you speak of Korea.

[@samadams459]

That thumbnail is hysterical

[@MortalDeathGaming]

he is British, He grew up in Warwickshire

[@Nekucloud]

Japanese horror has subtlety, while American horror is cliche and predictable.🤔😒

[@therealdino3861]

I think Pyramid Head was the stand in for Alex in Homecoming. Joshua's representation was the final boss.

[@TheTrueChuster]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="122">2:02</a> - Wrong, he´s Jaaaaaaaaaames Sunderland

[@SadButter]

"Hello Mr. Mason? It's Leslie from the cleaners we're gonna have to charge extra from the bloodstains" "Who are you?" "OH FUCK OFF"

[@MilesTailsProwerfan9]

I bet he's wanted to do that little bit at the end for a LONG time. XD

[@Mental_Warlock]

"Horror games in America is about chainsaws and blood/gore" Actual horror games in America:stories and jumpscares

[@Terastas]

To be fair, they did Pyramid Head justice. It's just unusual because it's in no way relative to the player character. P.H. represents guilt, and more specifically, a feeling that one deserves to be punished for something. In SH2, it was the player character. In SHH, it was the player character's father, hence the reason PH only appears twice -- once to look the player right in the face but not pursue him, and a second time to kill Dad, after which his purpose has been fulfilled and he can go away. I also thought the combat was better. SH's biggest shortcoming was the slow clunkyness of the movement -- movement that was too slow and cumbersome even for real life. SHH, in contrast, gave the player a greater degree of control, but also penalized even the slightest of missteps with two thirds of their health bar.

[@zososteven64]

Exactly!

[@StKizza]

The end bit was hilarious!

[@Cheibas]

Yes.

[@ohmysweetnurse]

Korn had one song, in the intro or whatever - that's a throwaway. The monsters needed more variety, I"ll give you that. But the story actually made sense, Pendleton wasn't a fucking super soldier like dudebro from Homecoming, and the overall design was quite nice. It doesn't touch 2 or 3, but it's the best non-Japanese made SH game.

[@KKris10]

The Sean Bean part is hilarious

[@melvynlennard]

He once said he is an Anglo-Australian. So both, technically.

[@GashPlague]

I loved that last bit.

[@jayfolk]

Don't forget this game was suppose to feature someone that could handle a gun cause they were exmilitary, but the twist ending completely ruins that idea, but does it mean since they were making it a selling point that he could fire straight that when you couldn't at all in the game mean that this was their best attempt at a competent shooting mechanic, or did they intentionally make it bad to coincide with the twist ending?

[@tokiwartooth95]

He said he "wished he had thought of the ending" He didn't have to comment on the ending, plenty of Stephen King movies have endings different from his books. He CHOSE to comment on how good the ending was.

[@TheTelenation]

The thing about the combat with this game is that, if you just use the starting knife, your attacks are so quick the a.i can't handle it and freaks out. You can spam attack the majority of enemies without them ever getting a hit off. Especially with the nurses and the needle creatures (if you get them from the side which is easy with one dodge). On a different note, suck is up Americans, if this is really the worse thing you've faced today then take a good hard look at your life.

[@AutisticHighHeeler]

Why does <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="58">0:58</a> feel very true at this very moment

[@vitorviviani7563]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="46">0:46</a> yup that's me right there (except for the round eyes thing)

[@luske2]

That final part about fans being complaining dipshits is more relevant than ever...

[@TopShadowman]

Forgot to mention that the main character has the US flag stitched on backwards. Good job lads, don't even know which way your own flag fly's.

[@kgldude]

I wish Yahtzee still did those silly skits at the end of vids.

[@nickmagrick7702]

nice touch at the end

[@owenhale8936]

I forgot about those post credits sketch.

[@pavlepesic7186]

Not sure why my opinion matters, but here in comes: - Dear Esther - Papers Please - Portal

[@SpontaneousCourage]

Guess Yahtzee never discovered that the starting knife and starting knife combo will stun locks every single enemy and breaks the game.

[@IGGY2099]

hahaha the bit at the end is classic