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Game Informer ed Andrew Reiner has confirmed on Twitter that the sequel he said yesterday that would be in the new issue of the magazine is the new Silent Hill.

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Konami’s just revealed Silent Hill 8 (working title), and it’s slated for release on PS3 and 360 from developer Vatra.

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Rumor has it that Silent Hill developer Vatra Games is turning the latest edition to the franchise into an FPS.

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Konami’s confirmed it’s working on a new Silent Hill with a new unknown developer.

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Climax, developer of the out-in-America, en-route-to-UK survival-horror remake Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, isn’t done popping out and shouting “Boo!” at gamers just yet. Speaking with ONM, the developer said that it’s more than willing to take another crack at the spectacularly spooky series.

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Akira Yamaoka, the composer of Silent Hill’s trademark sounds, has left Konami after 16 years, says Aeropause.

The news comes from a “pretty reliable source” at Konami Japan.

Yamaoka composed the music for the entire Silent Hill series apart from Silent Hill: Play Novel for GBA and “Esperandote” in the first game, which was written by Rika Muranaka.

Thanks, Gekidami.

Update: Konami has issued a press release stating that the Wii version of the game will be released on December 8, with the PS2 and PSP versions “following shortly” Hopefully, that means February. Press release is through the break.

Original: Konami has released some artwork and screens for Silent Hill: Shattered Memories.

Shots for the Climax “re-imagining” of the original show mainly the females in the game. One looks a bit like J-LO, and one looks like a gal you might see on the side of the road hitchhiking or at a truck stop.

No matter, there’s a policewoman there to balance things out.

See for yourself through the NeoGAF forums. Game’s out in February for Wii, PSP and PS2.

Thanks, GoNintendo.

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Some new shots of Silent Hill: Shattered Memories popped up over on Nintendo Everything today.

If you are a fan of the series, looking forward to the title, or just plain curious – you should go have a look.

It’s out this winter.

Screenwriter Roger Avary and producer Samuel Hadida have both signed on for a sequel to the first Silent Hill film, which both had a hand in.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, filming for the sequel is set to start next year after the fourth Resident Evil is finished up.

Avary’s also working on the screenplay to the Return to Castle Wolfenstein film.

The first Silent Hill movie $47 million in the US alone.

Thanks, CVG.

The latest edition of Nintendo Power has the first screens of Silent Hill: Shattered Memories, a Wii version of the original.

Told you.

“This is a re-imagining of the first Silent Hill,” said producer Tomm Hulett.

“It’s not a remake or a port. That’s an important distinction. It really feels like a new game.”

Glad that’s cleared up.

No word on when it will be out.

GoNintendo has loads more info, so go check it out

God update for the European PSN today. FIFA 09 got its Ultimate Team pack for free, Silent Hill PS1 landed, and Call of Duty: World at War Map Pack 1 was made available.

Full thing below, courtesy of Joystiq.

Playable Content

• SOCOM Confrontation full game (£19.99)
• PowerUp Forever full game (£6.29)
• Silent Hill PS1 game (£3.99)

Add-on Content

• Call of Duty World At War map pack 1 (£7.99)
• FIFA 09 Ultimate Team pack (free)
• Midnight Club Los Angeles South Central map pack (free)
• Midnight Club Los Angeles South Central premium upgrade (£7.99)
• LittleBigPlanet Killzone 2 costume kit (£2.39)
• High Velocity Bowling “Jill’s Totally Straight” pack (free)
• Street Fighter IV Shadaloo pack (£3.19)
• Rock Band DLC (continued)
• Guitar Hero World Tour DLC (continued)

Videos

• God of War III launch trailer
• FIFA 09 Ultimate Team trailer
• FIFA 09 Ultimate Team tutorial video
• Midnight Club Los Angeles South Central trailer

Themes and Wallpapers

• FIFA 09 Ultimate Team theme (free)
• 2x MotorStorm Pacific Rift themes (free)
• Crash Commando wallpaper (free)

Rock Band DLC

Get the Funk Out 01 3-pack (£2.49)

• “Pick Up the Pieces” – Average White Band (£0.99)
• “Shining Star” – Earth Wind & Fire (£0.99)
• “Get Up (I Feel Like Being a) Sex Machine – Pt 1″ – James Brown (£0.99)

Individual songs:

• “Thrash Unreal” – Against Me! (£0.99)
• “All the Things That Go to Make Heaven and Earth” – The New Pornographers (£0.99)
• “Use It” – The New Pornographers (£0.99)
• “Last Resort” – Papa Roach (£0.99)
• “Lifeline” – Papa Roach (£0.99)

Guitar Hero World Tour DLC

• Jimi Hendrix track pack 2 (£4.39)
• European track pack 4 (£4.39)

• “What Have You Done” – Within Temptation (£1.59)
• “Hier Kommt Alex” – Die Toten Hosen (£1.59)
• “Carolina” – M-Clan (£1.59)

PSP Content

• Silent Hill PS1 game (£3.99)
• Resistance Retribution full game (£24.99)
• SOCOM Fireteam Bravo full game (£14.99)
• Twisted Metal: Head On full game (£14.99)
• Splinter Cell Essentials full game (£15.99)
• Everybody’s Golf full game (£14.99)
• Ratchet And Clank: Size Matters full game (£14.99)
• Spinout full game (£7.99)

Update: Apparently this is a PSN release of the original PSone game. Thanks, deftangel.

The BBFC’s rated the first Silent Hill, which probably means we’re not that far off an official announcement of Climax’s rumoured Wii-make.

No platforms or developer are listed on the ratings board’s site.

Climax is thought to be developing the game for both Wii and PSP.

Thanks, Kotaku.

VG247 understands that UK developer Climax is working on a Wii remake of an the first Silent Hill.

Konami has declined to comment on the talk.

Few specifics are known as yet, but apparently motion control’s been included for torch functions.

The first Silent Hill, designed by Keiichiro Toyama, was released for PlayStation in 1999.

Climax is working on two Konami games, as shown on the firm’s website. The remake is the Wii and PSP project you can see there.

A 360 and PS3 game is also in the works for Konami, but this is an “original ground breaking next-gen game,” according to a Climax job posting.

Climax was unavailable for comment at the time of writing. You didn’t see us here, right?