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| Michael Gough | ... | Harry Mason (voice) (as Michael G) | |
| Susan Papa | ... | Cybil Bennett (voice) | |
| Liz Mamorsky | ... | Dahlia Gillespie (voice) | |
| Jarion Monroe | ... | Dr. Michael Kaufmann (voice) | |
| Sandra Wane | ... | Cheryl Mason / Alessa Gillespie (voice) | |
| Thessaly Lerner | ... | Lisa Garland (voice) |
Directed by | |||
| Keiichiro Toyama | |||
Produced by | |||
| Gozo Kitao | .... | producer | |
| Makoto Yano | .... | executive producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Akira Yamaoka | |||
Art Department | |||
| Masahiro Ito | .... | monster designer | |
| Naoko Sato | .... | monster designer | |
Sound Department | |||
| AKT | .... | sound programmer | |
| Scott Greiner | .... | sound engineer | |
| Akira Yamaoka | .... | sound director | |
Visual Effects by | |||
| Takayoshi Sato | .... | CGI creator | |
Animation Department | |||
| Takayuki Ando | .... | background designer | |
| Masahiro Ito | .... | background designer | |
| Kazuyuki Kaihou | .... | background designer (as Kazuyuki Kaiho) | |
| Mihoko Kimura | .... | background designer | |
| Soichiro Kitai | .... | background designer | |
| Tomohisa Koike | .... | background designer | |
| Takamitsu Nemoto | .... | background designer | |
| Takayoshi Sato | .... | character designer | |
| Isao Takahashi | .... | background designer | |
| Keiichiro Toyama | .... | background designer | |
| Masashi Tsuboyama | .... | background designer | |
| Tatsuto Yabe | .... | background designer | |
Music Department | |||
| Daniel Monteverdo | .... | song translator: "Esperandote" | |
| Rika Muranaka | .... | music arranger: "Esperandote" | |
| Rika Muranaka | .... | song producer: "Esperandote" | |
| Omar Valente | .... | music arranger: "Esperandote" | |
Other crew | |||
| Takayuki Ando | .... | motion and story demo designer | |
| Kenichiro Imaizumi | .... | digital technician | |
| Akihiro Imamura | .... | programmer: game system | |
| Harry Inaba | .... | English voice recording director | |
| Harry Inaba | .... | senior product coordinator | |
| Taro Miyake | .... | publicist | |
| Yuki Mizouchi | .... | character system programmer | |
| Kanako Nakahara | .... | publicist | |
| Daisuke Nakayama | .... | package designer | |
| Kazumasa Ogiso | .... | programmer: enemy | |
| Naoto Ohshima | .... | programmer: graphic system (as Naoto Oshima) | |
| Hiroyuki Owaku | .... | event programmer | |
| Hiroyuki Owaku | .... | programmer: enemy | |
| Aki Saito | .... | product coordinator | |
| Naoko Sato | .... | motion and story demo designer | |
| Kazutoshi Sugai | .... | programmer: enemy | |
| Shigeyuki Tamura | .... | publicist | |
| Masashi Tsuboyama | .... | motion and story demo designer | |
| Tatsuhiko Urushibara | .... | play checker | |
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Silent Hill is by far the creepiest and most disturbing video game ever to grace a gaming consol. Taking you deep into the abandoned Town, the game uses amazing lighting effects and frightening sounds to play on the gamers nerve. Whether it be a sudden crashing noise, the quiet eerie sound of static, the ring of sirens, or the simple sounds of a creaking old house, Silent hill manages to find any way possible to scare the gamer... and it does it in a big way.
The story follows Harry Mason as he is driving to the resort town of Silent Hill with his daughter Cheryl for vacation. Late during a mysterious woman jumps out in front of the car, causing Harry to panic and veer offroad. His car slams into the side of a big tree, knocking him out in the process. When Harry awakens a thick fog lingers about him and his daughter Cheryl is missing. Scared and confused he stumbles about, entering the town of Silent Hill.
Everything about his game is brilliant. Instead of being a typical zombie blasting, monster smashing horror game, Silent Hill focuses on the little, more disturbing things. Take for example the most simplistic chill of the game. Harry is standing in the derelict school when a toy phone rings, picking it up he hears his daughter Cheryl crying and pleading to him on the other end of the phone. While it may sound dumb in writting, when actually viewing the sequence, you cant help but shudder at the thought of what may be happening to her. In your explorations you will come across six key lcations: the School, the Hospital, the Church, the Docks, the Amusement Park, and the Sewers, all of which have their own horrifing secrets. I myself got most creeped out in the Sewers. Imagine yourself trudging through a disgusting tunnels in pure darkness, when all around you hear is gurgling noise of a creature and your own heartbeat. And at any moment it may attack you. But from where? You can barely see anything. Belive me when I say I nearly jumped out of my skin every time a creature jumped out or sewer grating dropped out from beneath my feet.
If your looking for a REALLY good scare, rent Silent Hill, turn off all the lights, and cuddle your favorite teddy bear. It is THE best survival-horror game ever. Every town has its secrets, some are just darker than others...