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Series producer Motoi Okamoto says the handheld CRTV detects monsters and clues, while 3D audio, ray-traced lighting and optional DualSense motion controls support exploration. The post gives September 24 in both its headline and body despite an URL slug that says September 25.
Read this story →Correction: Konami's September 10 owner page establishes that the print issue arrives September 16 in the United Kingdom and September 30 in the United States. Readers worldwide can access it digitally through 2000 AD's webstore and app. Earlier reports treated the dates as conflicting; the owner source establishes that they apply to different regions.
Read this story →Konami named Hiroki Yasumoto as Simon, Yuko Kaida as Zoe and Akio Otsuka as Richard for the Japanese voice track. These performers correspond to the three principal roles previously identified in English; the announcement changes localization detail, not the release date, story structure or five behavior-driven outcomes already covered.
Read this story →Writer and creative director Jon McKellan said the pocket CRTV shows glimpses of the past, signals threats and helps solve puzzles, and is designed never to lie. He also described five outcomes—three main endings on a first playthrough—shaped by metrics such as aggression, collecting and investigation rather than a final binary choice.
Read this story →In a Gamescom interview reported August 27, Okamoto said Konami would like, if possible, to release a new Silent Hill game every year and is exploring many unannounced projects simultaneously. He did not identify approved titles, platforms or dates.
Read this story →PlayStation's August 25 Gamescom roundup names Jovan Adepo, Terry O'Quinn and Kezia Burrows in the English cast and confirms that Townfall is played in first person. Konami's owner page establishes the September 24 date, Scottish island setting and PS5, Steam and Epic Games Store versions.
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