Konami UK has sent out the very surprising news that the next instalment of Silent Hill, Homecoming has slipped to 2009 in Europe… despite already being on sale in the US.
The 360, PS3 and PC horror instalment was originally due out in Europe for Halloween – and hit North American shelves late last month. It’s currently down for release in Europe next February, 2009. No reason was given for the delay yet.
Homecoming, which has had its development moved over to US studio Double Helix from Japan, received average reviews from North American press, suggesting to some that the slip this side of the pond could be a quality issue.
More than likely though thanks to the many language spoken by our European cousins, is some problem with translation. Or it could be, they can’t be bothered.
The new release puts Silent Hill almost head-to-head with Capcom’s Resident Evil 5.I wish them good luck with that.
Well… that’s sucks.
Boooooo Konami!
@Michael O’Connor, Yeah, and not even a reason given…*sigh*
I would get the American one, but it’s region locked on the 360. *gnashgnash*
Germans, Frenchmen and Spaniards, oh my! Why can’t they just play the game in plain old English? That’ll help them learn the language as well! Double win.