Silent Hill | A Complete History and Retrospective

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

What's your favorite Silent Hill Game? 👻

[@malecki3387]

Unpopular opinion: shattered memories

[@miller_de]

SH1 and 2

[@Olaffbog]

Gotta be 1. I was in my early twenties and in my flat in the dark, very early morning when I first played the demo. It ended when the bat thing chrashed through the cafe window. I was hooked! Great retrospective. Loving the work!!!

[@sdmofficial1506]

The one where your locked in your apartment I can’t remember the name

[@chagohod]

SH 2 for sure, will always have a special place in my heart.

[@FuntBunkledorf]

Watching Lisa's realization to the idea that she is just a manifestation of Alessa's and losing herself in that mental and physical break down of her reality is F%&KING amazing

[@camrunner6633]

Also its like alyssa showed her kindness by hiding from her what she was

[@LinksBetweenDrinks]

It's the best scene in the series, by a mile. Still makes me shiver. The first time I saw it in the nineties, I had to put my controller down and come back to the game later.

[@themeangene]

Especially for a game from the 90s. Most other games would have made that moment forgettable with too much dialog and blaring music

[@FuntBunkledorf]

@@themeangene Que the screeching, rising violins and jump scares. I swear I can't play horror games anymore. I've been spoiled by these games

[@forestcampbell8962]

Excellently executed scene all around.

[@Belbecat]

There's something about the Silent Hill series that no matter how many hour long essays I listen to about them it just doesn't get old.

[@DrewG77]

I played this game back in 1999 when I was 10-years-old and then again when I was in my 20's. That Lisa cutscene (48:00) has never left my mind. The context of wanting to save her but not being able to, the soothing music despite the grim circumstnaces, the graphics for the time period, the sound of crying afterwards...just amazing.

[@CDMJDMHHC]

even now it moves me still

[@elsieoneill6181]

I rented this back when it came out and was both too stupid and too chickenshit to make it past the school lol

[@zunigasystementertainment8840]

@@elsieoneill6181your not alone till this day I still can’t finish it 😂

[@LightningfistCal]

It’s been over a decade since I last played the first game, but after watching this, I realise that the voice acting isn’t actually as bad as most people claim it is.

[@maddogmajimaswifey3868]

I believe that the "bad voice acting " was intended to a certain extent and I also believe that is generally accepted theory ive watched many playthroughs of the first 4 games ( creepy and unsettling games aren't my go to ) but I love watching people play them silent hill is my favorite to watch

[@razumijinatreides4691]

Silent Hill voice acting was fine. It was awkward and it had that Twin Peaks vibe. It was not bad at all like in the first Resident Evil.

[@MultiKamil97]

It's quite decent for a game from 1999. There are much worse ones from the same era.

[@Artesian_mirage]

Yea the actual delivery by the voice actors was mostly really good, but it's the way their voice takes were edited in, the cadence was off, unusual pauses mid sentence, long pauses between characters talking, it seems deliberate, likely an artistic choice and mostly it really works to help create this overall unusual and dissonant feeling like a disturbed dream but sometimes it comes across as bad editing or for most people who don't think about that kind of technical thing they just see it as bad voice acting, which is a mistaken take on what Team Silent were trying to do

[@eileenscat]

It’s honestly pretty decent, considering it’s completely in english and was developed by a Japanese studio. I would also say the voice actress for Lisa was amazing. There is still that dream-like quality to her lines, but they are really good.

[@Nigel222]

That sato guy deserves more recognition. He seemed to work insanely hard.

[@genericsavings]

He left Konami & works at Nintendo of all places. Lol

[@ivanasukjadic1423]

Asian work ethic

[@audiosurfarchive]

Just a slightly above average career-focused Japanese man. Japanese vidya work culture, and work culture there in general, is mental.

[@knox7945]

56:49 "The music in this part is amazing." *REEEEEERRRRRRRRRREERRRRR*

[@betteryou7hanme]

this game's "bad voice acting" is not the same as Resident Evil's bad voice acting. Definitely believe it was an intentional artistic choice. This game is an absolute masterpiece. Despite it's age, it still easily ranks as one of the greatest horror games of all time. In all my life, few things have truly stuck with me the way SH and SH2 have. Burned into my psyche since I was 11 years old. Great video, son. I'm proud of you. There was a HOLE here. It's gone now.

[@wadejohnston4305]

100% agree. Resident evil was done with people who weren't even voice actors and didn't care and were literally just reading lines because they were the first "americans" that could be found Japan at the time of creation. Love and care went into the voice acting for silent Hill. You can here it in their voice and inflections.

[@vallis1339]

Actual copium

[@kalelvigil1510]

The voice acting isn't even bad, they're just actual pauses in between lines of dialog for loading adding to the distracting feel. At best, the voice acting is good. At worst, it's wooden.

[@turismofoegaming8806]

I could not agree more and to this day I go back and play silent hill at least every year! Silent Hill2 I have beaten so many times that sometimes I might not replay it for a while? But they are two of my most favorite and beloved games of All time. I beat the Original SH on normal for the first time when I was 14 and got to fight Samael at the end!! I love resident evil as much as anybody, but silent hill to me is the greatest survival horror video game of all time! (i’m including the entire team silent franchise in that statement, but I would say silent hill 2 is my favorite one out of all of them?)

[@QueenBoudicca125]

This was only a thing in the second game. And there the voice acting isn't supposed to be "bad" it's supposed to be "off". Angela seems really worried about something. Eddie is hiding something. Maria is too suggestive to make sense in the surroundings, and Laura just straight up doesn't fit the setting at all. All of it is supposed to lend to the loneliness in the game. James is alone, surrounded by weirdos he can't trust, and then finds out he can't even trust himself. SH1 on the other hand is just straight up 90s voice acting and sound editing.

[@rufioquin2406]

I played this game within a couple of weeks of its release. Tank controls never occurred to me as being any issue. But I’m assuming those who grew up playing Resident Evil and Silent Hill in the nineties feel the same. Anyway, I was enamored with this game instantly. I grew up loving horror films and books, and Silent Hill was so unique. The music fit so perfectly and the game was so genuinely unnerving and intriguing. Just as with the original Resident Evil trilogy on PlayStation, I never got rid of my copy that I bought back in early 1999. I have major love for this game. Nice video. Subscribed!

[@Torthrodhel]

I got it very close to release too, but it was my first introduction to horror games, and the only experience I'd had of the genre up to that point had been glancing at odd bits of horror films someone else was watching on TV (that didn't seem very scary or interesting to me). It was quite a thing to fall for, still my favourite game series.

[@benicionavaira4501]

I started with Resident Evil 2, I grew up renting games. But this time I bought it, I had made a few returns at the stores. In the past but now it was more difficult, as returns had become harder to make. So when I played the first level I didn't read the manual. I just died a bunch of times, rage quit and tried to return it.I ended up learning how to play, and after a few days I finally made in to the gun store. So when I got silent hill, I was a pro. Really it was just about enjoying a great story from silent hill.

[@MultiKamil97]

I didn't grow up with the original RE games and my first introduction to tank controls was in RE1 HD in 2020 and I got used to them so quickly that I can't play the first SH trilogy and first RE games any other way now.

[@ARIXANDRE]

Hey Son, Dad here. Congrats on your work but remember to not crunch on your essays. Take your time and have fun!

[@Aere395]

Coming to this off your full Fable retrospective, you're really grinding em out! Keep up the good work my son

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Thanks Dad!

[@LinksBetweenDrinks]

Good work, son. I'm proud of you. That song that plays during Lisa's transformation, and the scene itself, still sends chills down my spine even after all these years.

[@richterbelmont2544]

11:19 you can also make Harry do an "about face", a full 180 turn in place by using the L1andR1 buttons at the same time. This is helpful to disengage quickly and run away from monsters. You can also "despawn" monsters in some areas of the school and hospital by entering a room, 180 turn and leave, then re-enter the room to being empty.

[@spiteu9272]

As I sit down to work on some hobby stuff this afternoon, I shall thoroughly enjoy this, my son. So proud. If only your mother was here to see it.

[@LuisRodriguez-kz7nt]

I'm divided between two things about wich ending is canon: -Cybil's death is shown with an actual(and quite shocking) cinematic,don't know to give it more weight to her death and putting it at the same level as Lisa's,or to punish you for not being able to save your friend. - Saving Cybil gives us a quite bigger chunk of Harry's backstory about how he found Cheryll and his wife's death,the only reference about Cheryll being adopted is a piece of journal dated the same "day we found Cheryl! *DUN DUN DUUUUUNNNNNNN*" and that's about it. Both of this things make valid both endings...but I preffer the good plus,as this game shows to be very rewarding to players that take the time to explore and do more stuff.

[@kalelvigil1510]

Plus, Hiroyuki Owaku has said on multiple occasions that it is the canon ending.

[@thethrashyone]

This first game is actually my favorite in the series and doesn't get nearly enough appreciation, seemingly forever stuck in the shadow of its immediate successor. That said, it's great to see such a thorough retrospective of it. I'm not sure why exactly I find SH1 more compelling than SH2. Perhaps it was because SH2's "plot twist" just struck me as the most obvious, Stephen King-esque twist in the world, whereas SH1's focus on the cult had more of an impact on me since IRL cults are endlessly fascinating to me.

[@Walamonga1313]

Same goes for SH3. They both get overshadowed by 2

[@atanamorell2]

Agree 💯

[@yourfatboy5359]

Notice how silent hill 1/harry mason are often ignored SH1 wasn't in the HD collection, silent hill 2 got a remake before the first game...even though the SH1 needed the remake much more, harry mason wasn't in the "surprise ending" of silent hill downpour (that ending brought back every other silent hill protagonist), harry was changed to be a woman in the film because the director thought that harry's actions were feminine (??) SH1 is ignored by the silent hill community itself.

[@dark_antihero]

Team silent deserve to be in the hall of fame

[@ShrimpCup]

This

[@Cyrillic2049]

Aw son really you covered my fav games? 3 is my favorite. I've been here since legacy of Kain dropped and I'm so proud of you. Keep going!

[@NecroKitten]

I'm so glad that this popped up in my Recommended! Target audience reached. Can't wait to see the rest, and you've done a wonderful job. God I miss Silent Hill games.

[@chagohod]

SH 1,2 and 3 are just masterpieces. The story is so freaking interesting and well written. I really think that the sound design overall in the 3 games are the best ever. Thank you for a very interesting video to chill to, I look forward to the rest of the series! Well done!

[@nationalsocialist6590]

Silent Hill 4 was good too in its own way.

[@LinksBetweenDrinks]

4 is probably my second favorite. It's so very underrated.

[@ifgezroxy]

It's the magic of Team Silent. 👌 They do so insanely thorough work, when it comes to writing, world building and storytelling. They leave no stone unturned. And everywhere you look, you learn something new. I have been obsessed with SH since 1. 4 was the last actually good game. Didn't like it so much back in the day, but it has grown on me slowly over the years.

[@colinglandon5205]

Hell yeah this made my Monday man, I absolutely adore the first four Silent Hill games! These games were ingrained in my childhood and a huge factor of why I love horror. It’s one of the examples I think of for good examples of unique storytelling in gaming, and how video games offer a very artistic and unique approach to that medium. I was wondering what the next series was and had a idea after checking in on the last stream, I’m so glad to see you diving into it!

[@pinkpugginz]

A solid story behind a game is better than hyped up graphics to me

[@LordfizzwigitIII]

Hey Son! Your essays are excellent and keep getting better. Would love to hear your take on some of the later titles. Keep doing your thing!

[@pandamonium9255]

These retroactive perspective videos, lore telling videos, and fans lucky enough to own OG or ANY physical copies of these games are all us fans will ever have from this dead masterpiece. God rest our hopes and dreams of a true return; may P.T. rest in peace next to these.

[@stevemuzak8526]

Remake will be released next year

[@ma76em49]

And now you are covering one of my most favourite horror game franchises. So proud of you, my son.

[@TheAdarkerglow]

The reason that Cybil dying is the Canon ending is that Cheryl still has the aglaophotis that Harry finds inside of the amulet and uses to release Cybil from her demonic influence in Silent Hill 3. Had Harry used it to save Cybil, Cheryl wouldn't have it later, and thus he must've not saved her. That's how I've always understood it.

[@nexusshark]

Harry could very well aquire the stuff himself. Aglaophotis does in fact exist in the real world. Also Cybil must survive for Harry to reveal more canonical details about his relationship with Cheryl.

[@LuisRodriguez-kz7nt]

I find easier for Harry to aquire more aglaophitis than learning how to make a pill out of juice

[@TheAdarkerglow]

@@nexusshark reveal details about his relationship with Cheryl to whom exactly?

[@nexusshark]

@@TheAdarkerglow To Cybil and by extention the audience/players.

[@revenge3265]

Kaufmann directly says there's more of Aglophitis and in Silent Hill 3, it is said to exist around the world but is simply rare.

[@laipsax]

wow!! just discovered you last week and been binging your contents. saw this and checked you upload schedule and I was like "This guy's pumping hour long content once a week!!" you deserve more attention seriously!

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

We'll get there Dad

[@erinhaury5773]

Decades later, 'The time is neigh!' is still my favorite grammar error in a video game. 😂

[@lainiwakura8560]

YES, thank you so much! I am always happy to see people talk about Silent Hill. I am here from notification about SH Origins and I am so happy to be consuming a bunch of SH-related content yet again. Watching new perspectives on my favorite series of all time is something I can never get tired of. It's THAT GOOD. It deserves all the recognition, all the conversation around the series. Such a shame it still is in hands of Konami who doesn't do anything with the property at all except pachinko and DbD DLC... We all know the drill with the series at this point. I'm here to thank you for all these massive retrospectives, especially for Legacy of Kain one, since that's how I found you, conveniently right after finishing Defiance and looking for something more. Once again, THANK YOU SO MUCH. I'm sure all of the videos will be absolutely amazing to go through, and I shall gladly binge all the content starting from 1 to Origins which is the latest one from the SH retrospectives atm. Can't wait to hear your take on Homecoming (lol) and Downpour the most. Will you review movies as well, or just the games? (If that question is answered in videos, I apologized, haven't watched yet) Anyway, thanks a lot once again. I'm so happy to spend another night in this town, even if by proxy.

[@ScarletEdge]

One KZbinr made a deep dive to confirm whether Team Silent was a thing. There is absolutely no mention of entity called "Team Silent" in Japanese internet. The team that was working on Silent Hill was an ad hoc made from people from Development team 7. Team Silent is made up by English speakers to simplify the absolute clusterfuck that was Konami production process.

[@thomasfleetwood4727]

Gotta admit that I have never for a second been interested in a silent Hill game, they were gone before I started playing horror games. You, my son have changed this. I'm gonna give it a whirl.

[@wdbisl]

Thanks for going into the real world demonalgy the game uses usually retrospectives go into the main plot or lore so its neat to learn something different.

[@seandoyle6104]

Just discovered the channel thanks to the algorithms whims and you are easily one of the best video game reviewers out there. You truly are winning son

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Thanks Dad, and welcome!

[@nadafilms31]

OH BOY my favorite son is gonna talk about the best horror franchise!!

[@satAMfox]

My God are you killing these! I just finished your fable full retrospective the other day and here we are again! I absolutely respect the work ethic! Please keep this up and let me know how to support you, son! Well done! Edit: just finished listening to this at work. Your break down on the occult influences and seeing how the production of the game is a wonderfully informative take on this. I’d argue this is the definitive way to view such things as you take each angle and how they play off each other. I can’t wait to see what other games you decide to cover!

[@Myrathosghost]

Oh heck yeah, Im excited for this series! Thanks another great video son! 👍🏻

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

You're welcome Dad!

[@remusaldana8147]

Love your content as always, especially as a fan of Silent Hill for the last twenty years and having studied the game, I find your analysis absolutely on point and it made me want to replay the game again and re- analyse everything I would disagree on your comment about games today that would not dare to let the player look for answers and plot for themselves, as the Dark Souls, Bloodborne and Elden Ring series are a nice example of games that specifically do not give you straight answers plotwise, but I understand your point of view since the majority of games today are falling in the handheld category

[@vinzentlenz1991]

glad i found your channel by sheer coincidence looking forward for more retrospectives/reviews! Thanks son!

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

You're welcome Dad!

[@stevemuzak8526]

Akira Yamaoka is a master of sampling. He used existing samples from music banks and created one of the most recognizable music ever

[@purikiss9912]

I've never gotten to play these games and always wanted to. This is the perfect opportunity to experience them with my favourite son! Loved this video, so excited to continue.

[@oblx._]

Awesome video, great insights and I'm looking forward to seeing the rest! As for the dialogue and why it's stilted the way it is, it's because of the way they accessed the audio files for dialogue in the game. It was an individual load for each distinct line of dialogue, so that's why the spacing in between each chunk is a bit long since PS1 load times weren't very quick. Although I still do think to some extent the dream like feeling was intentional, it was mostly the result of this technical limitation at least for the delivery/cadence of the lines 😂

[@luisvelasquez1577]

Yo , can’t get enough of hearing your break down on what set the tone for the silent hill genre ! It’s like a bedtime story ! Lisa’s anthem was the perfect background for your analysis

[@trashmouth2020]

I love your channel which i discovered since the Legacy of Kain retrospective. never played 'em before that but the way you approach this stuff is mesmerizing. Also your channel's name and thematic of father/son triggers some weirds daddy issues on me, but oh well. Keep it up son.

[@indigo.s]

The first time I played Silent Hill was one night, with my parents gone. I was a child and supposed to long have been sleeping. I didn't last long, it was far too scary, but it was enough to inspire recurring nightmares until I was around 18. Luckily, I started to see gameplays and story theories of the game that haunted my dreams, and started to appreciate the story behind the horror. Now they are very dear games to me, although I have never been able to finish them, except Shattered Memories.

[@ganonsbaker3026]

You're putting out so much high quality content in so little time, I'm very impressed, Son! But be sure you don't burn yourself out and take breaks when needed.

[@kailee87]

Silent Hill the greatest trilogy of all time what a great video brother, keep it up, earned a sub

[@andrewjohnson6262]

It's actually mind blowing to think it's been 24 years since I played this as a 13 something year old and it's still pretty vivid in my mind. Still one of the only horror franchise to ever actually give me a fear feeling.

[@badrat484]

Didn’t think I wanted a silent hill video from you but I’m glad you made one

[@DeShawnMcDonald]

This channel has so much potential there are so many games from cult classics masterpieces and shit that's so bad it's good I'd love to hear your take on.

[@AndrewTime9106]

This was a fantastic combination of summary and discussion. and the weaving of music, cut-scenes, and more was perfect. Keep up the great work, son!

[@unknownuser494]

-Air screamer design actually take inspiration from ptero buzzard from "the mist" another pterodactyl type creature in fog. -grey children shows alessa bullied as a kid but it also it symbolize that Harry and jodie never has a kid. -key of lion,woodman and scarecrow is reference to wizard of oz -plate of hatter,queen,cat and turtle is a reference to Alice in the wonderland -lisa didn't transform into a monster early because she is taking PTV which is made out of white Claudia.

[@Treygatron]

Like clockwork. The Fable videos were incredibly done. I’m glad your new release schedule is working out. Can’t wait to see the rest of these

[@LOLAppleFruit]

Can't believe I still have the original PS1 game (its scratched up and doesnt have the official case but still works!) I used to watch my parents play this in the very early 00s and it freaked me tf out. Now that I've inherited the game from them i love the story and the memories

[@alwaysxnever]

Only thing better than finding a new content creator that I vibe with is the ability to binge their past content in quick succession. Always great to get a new take on the facts and truths of a title as well as opinion on a game itself. You make us all ... VERY proud.

[@BARRETTFPS]

Discovered ur channel this week, and ur already becoming one of my favorite content creators. Such a good video

[@mr.rad96]

I've been waiting and i knew you'd make me proud son!

[@AlessaNitara]

I already went bonkers when I watched your Fable videos, because hell yeah, Fable. But now the next series is Silent Hill? You really are my favorite son. :')

[@ScythesTheTaru]

Son, I'm going to watch all of your history and retrospective videos from here on. It's some amazing content.

[@Troyificus]

You're doing fantastic work here, my boy. I'm so proud of you, son.

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Thanks Dad

[@projektEnigma]

Good job son! Time for a Like. Proud of your hard work and dedication

[@cristianpissai7563]

I was just listening to Winter Morning when I saw this video on my feed, and that intro music hit, and boy that felt weird. Can't wait to watch the entire video! Good job, son! That's why you are my favourite!

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Thanks Dad!

[@RazeSunderland]

I watched God knows how many videos like this and never get tired of it I can't stop loving silent Hill

[@davidnoguera1470]

This channel is a masterpiece, seriously what a great video ,wish all the success in the world !

[@Valen-yp7xn]

Gobsmacked to find this channel- I've seen so many Silent Hill/2 retrospectives but I'll always watch another. Seeing you have a Fable one as well? Subscribed, whatta guy.

[@cappn_ronaldo]

Now your speaking my language, Son. I had a physical copy of this years ago, spent 40$ for the disc....it was stolen from me tho I'd say SH2 and SH 4 The Room

[@1beatcher]

Luckily I still have the 1st 4 SH games.

[@Gstv-_-]

Honestly, I don't know how many times I've played this game entirely already, but I just learned about the actual story behind the first game thanks to your video. Many thanks, love you and the great work on your content

[@otakuro8361]

Real proud of you boy.

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Thanks Dad

[@Alex-ip1dn]

That's our son!

[@Zebula77]

I remember playing the cover disc demo over and over again until I actually got my hands on the game. One of the all time best, and I go back to it every two or three years. A classic.

[@FPoP1911]

Son, it's always a good day when a new video of yours come out.

[@scott09g96]

Other than narrowing down which keys to press on the puano puzzle, theres actually a hint in the Poems title. Tale of Birds Without a Voice hints to use keys that don't ring or make sound (ie, don't "have a voice.")

[@zhotonz]

Your pace and quality is unprecedented. How do you keep pumping these out?! However you do, keep it up! I love your videos

[@rauros5326]

I love these videos! Your Fable retrospective made me go back and play them and while I have never played the Silent Hill series at all, I could easily see doing the same here! Just excellent work!

[@nobodycares4321]

I discovered your channel when you started your Fable series and, I'm not quite sure why you refer to your viewers as dad but, I like it. It makes me think of my baby talking to me from the future about some of my favorite games from when I was a kid. I hope one day we will be able to have real conversations like this too. Thanks son!

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Maybe I am from the future Dad

[@Dr_Gonzo_X]

You’ve earned my subscription man, i listened to all your Silent Hill videos while working and appreciate your honest non-snobby opinions on the series. Can’t wait to see your take on SH2R soon.

[@AcIdBARRY]

This is the greatest daddy kink of all time. I'm proud of you son. Jokes aside really nice video, worth the watch.

[@DeadxReckon]

My Son: "Games don't really do this anymore, it would be such a big risk to hide the story from the average player" Me: Laughs in Elden Ring

[@atomic747]

Laughs in dark tower.

[@watchmehope6560]

​@@atomic747laughs just to laugh.

[@brianquint6126]

Your grind is impressive and unmatched my boy!

[@user-gu1sl1mn2m]

Please do sh2! This video was awesome and I always love seeing a new person experience/explain SH !

[@julinofooly]

Omg… Akira Yamaoka in muh video essays. Ive been blessed to see him live, its so good 🫣🫣🫣

[@Phoenix_SMT]

Man, I love the 4 original Silent Hill games so much, and you are making them justice. Thank you! Also, that scene with Lisa is my favorite moment in the franchise. Everything about that scene is so great, so well made, the music, the visuals, the movement, everything. I love it.

[@Adrameleches]

Awesome video. As a small difference of opinion, from fan to fan: The thing about the boiler exploding and causing the fire is, in my opinion, a cover up made by the press being under the influence of the cult or just being feed false information. Judging from what you learn from Dahlia in the boat conversation and Harry's Diary in SH3, the girl was burned alive as part of the ritual, her pain and suffering a mean of nourishment for "God" and kept unable to die -nor to heal- until "God"'s birth. Good also needed a powerful psyche, so, as you know, she divided herself in two thus frustrating the cult's plans but combining her original half to endure in that state indefinitely.

[@MultiKamil97]

Silent Hill is just timeless. I've known about this game for years but only decided to play it for the first time in 2021 and even though I'm only 2 years older than this game, I still had an amazing time with it. Every location I visited, every information I gathered was fascinating for me and even though the graphics has aged, it hasn't bothered me too much because the gameplay itself was still very enjoyable. I replayed it half a year ago and probably I will replay it annually just like SH2 and SH3 because the first trilogy is just awesome.

[@mauricepritchardjr1574]

Lol, after watching twin peaks this last year, I can really hear it. I have played all of the PS iterations and never realized that

[@sunsetthecat8285]

what a great review enjoyed watching this till the end. if I may you can do Fatal frame series it's good I promise, 👌

[@iDoobie07]

Son you are killing the game. I feel like the fable one just came out. Excellent stuff man

[@shipwreckedonapopulatedisland]

This is why you are my favourite son! Good job young fella.

[@d.a.u.d]

Be careful mate, I think someone's calling you at 9:17 lol

[@dallinferguson994]

Ever seen Awesome Reach? Basically my reaction with all of your upload notifications

[@YourFavoriteSon1]

Ready doesn't even describe it.

[@Nothingtoit57]

Yet another binge kinda weekend. Cant wait to watch this

[@muchlovegambine949]

Never got into the game but do remember it as a kid on account of it coming out on my 9th birthday. Kind of cool you mentioned that.

[@Alex-ip1dn]

This is a really good retrospective. Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us Son ❤️

[@Scruffytuba]

Found you through your Max Payne Retrospective and I enjoyed it so much im gonna go through the rest of them. Im proud of you son, im just sorry I couldnt have been around for you sooner :'(

[@ItsJustChurch]

Your output is insane, Son.

[@victorflantier9024]

Every video of this quality deserves as many comments as possible! Good work, son.

[@hycusgaming8066]

Great retrospect, son. cant wait for the rest of the series

[@digitalbooklett9357]

Your vids keep getting recommended to me and I'm glad I took the time to sit down and watch. Proud of you, son. Can't wait to binge the rest and see what other stories you have to share.

[@melkor0626]

Great video, son. Can’t wait for the one of Silent Hill 4.

[@bowiesensei5574]

This gives me hope for resident evil in the future, son. Keep up the great work, you've been doing amazing but don't forget to take some time to relax!

[@CChissel]

Great stuff Son, your videos are great! You make me so proud of you.

[@canceresbunny]

I wish you would do one of these about Koudelka. That game was pure gold.

[@caravaneerkhed]

It’s always weird when you hear about some of the most iconic games of all time essentially being a result of the corporate heads losing faith and letting the people working in the projects to just do whatever

[@Walamonga1313]

Demon's Souls comes to mind

[@zenraven7x301]

Funny that letting creatives do their thing works