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GTA 6's PS5 install size is so big you could store 3500 copies of Balatro inside

Grand Theft Auto 6 is reportedly set to have a massive 210 GB file size on PlayStation 5, significantly larger than Red Dead Redemption 2 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. This large download size highlights ongoing concerns about storage space on modern gaming consoles and PCs, especially for players with limited internet bandwidth.

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Celebrate Halloween By Getting Five Spooky Mystery Games For Under $7

Fanatical is offering a Halloween-themed bundle with five Steam keys for under $7, featuring a chance to receive triple-A titles like Silent Hill: Townfall and Halloween: The Game. The bundle includes a mix of horror, paranormal mystery, dark fantasy, and cosmic dread games, providing spooky experiences for PC players.

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Dead By Daylight Store Losing Some Horror Icons

Dead by Daylight is losing several licensed horror characters, including Chucky, Pinhead, Michael Myers, and Laurie Strode, as their licensing agreements expire. Behaviour Interactive aims to keep licenses permanently but acknowledges that this is not always possible for live-service games. While some characters depart, new ones like Art the Clown from Terrifier are being added, highlighting the precarious nature of relying on external intellectual property.

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Silent Hill 1 Remake’s Cast to Include Gabriel Fritz, Jade Matthew – Rumor

A report suggests that Gabriel Fritz and Jade Matthew are part of the cast for Bloober Team's Silent Hill 1 remake, though their specific roles are unconfirmed. Bloober Team previously stated development began in October 2025, with Konami confirming the studio's involvement in June 2025.

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Silent Hill: Townfall Team Deliberately “Kept in the Dark”About Other Titles

The development team behind Silent Hill: Townfall was kept separate from other Silent Hill projects, including Silent Hill f, Ascension, and the Silent Hill 2 remake. Game director Jonn McKellan stated they learned about these other titles at the same time as the public. Konami adopted a hands-off approach to avoid project overlap, which has been seen as a positive strategy given the franchise's recent resurgence.

Retro GamerPositive

Razer's Barracuda V2 Pro headset is such a premium powerhouse that it's even put my everyday music cans out to pasture

The Razer Barracuda V2 Pro is a premium gaming headset offering dual wireless connectivity, active noise cancellation, and an impressive 70-hour battery life. It provides excellent audio quality for both gaming and music, with a versatile design that includes a detachable microphone and a hidden dongle storage.

EurogamerPositive

The 13 scariest, spookiest video games you should play this Halloween

This article presents a curated list of 13 horror video games suitable for playing during Halloween, covering a range of platforms including PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and VR. The selection includes titles like Resident Evil Requiem, Silent Hill: Townfall, and Iron Lung, offering a mix of survival horror, psychological scares, and unique gameplay experiences.

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Silent Hill Townfall lead was "kept in the dark" about Silent Hill f and 2 remake because the series producer didn't want to "let projects influence each other"

Jon McKellan, director of Silent Hill: Townfall, revealed that Konami kept his development team largely unaware of other concurrent Silent Hill projects like Silent Hill 2 Remake and Silent Hill f. Series producer Motoi Okamoto aimed to prevent projects from influencing each other, though Konami would intervene if designs became too similar.

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Weekend PC Download Deals for Oct. 23: Epic Games Halloween Sale

This weekend's PC gaming deals feature a variety of Halloween sales from major digital storefronts including the Epic Games Store, Steam, Green Man Gaming, GOG.com, and Fanatical. Discounts are available on numerous titles, with special bundles and free games also highlighted across platforms like Amazon Luna.

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PS5’s Biggest Physical Games Look Very Different From Its Biggest Digital Hits

Data from Alinea Analytics reveals a significant split in PlayStation 5 game sales in 2026, with physical copies dominated by single-player AAA titles like Resident Evil Requiem, while digital sales hold a 70/30 lead overall. This trend is particularly pronounced in Japan for certain Capcom titles, though Sony is pushing digital-only consoles and digital versions of sports games.

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GTA 6 could beat Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's record-breaking Game Awards haul - but I wouldn't bet on it

This article discusses the potential for Grand Theft Auto VI to receive numerous nominations at The Game Awards, comparing its prospects to Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's record-breaking haul last year. While GTA 6 is expected to be nominated in major categories like Game of the Year and Best Game Direction, the author suggests it's unlikely to surpass Clair Obscur's nine wins due to certain categories being inaccessible for a major studio title.

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Silent Hill: Townfall Celebrates Positive Critical Reception With New Accolades Trailer

Screen Burn and Konami are celebrating the critical success of Silent Hill: Townfall with a new trailer showcasing gameplay and positive reviews. The game, set in 1996 Scotland, features classic horror elements alongside unique mid-90s technology integration. Writer Jon McKellan highlighted the era's suitability for horror due to limited technology.

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Did Silent Hill: Townfall put you in the shoes of a workplace shooter?

This article discusses the potential themes of Silent Hill: Townfall, questioning if the game might explore the perspective of someone involved in a workplace shooting. The author suggests the game's atmosphere and narrative could be interpreted through this lens.

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Weekend PC Download Deals for Oct. 16: Steam Cooking Fest

This weekend's PC gaming deals include the Steam Cooking Fest with discounts on cooking-themed games like Beastro and Venba. Additionally, there are free weekends for Battlefield 6 and Stranded Deep, along with numerous sales across various storefronts like Epic Games Store, Fanatical, Gamebillet, GamesPlanet, GOG.com, Humble Bundle, and Ubisoft.

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GTA 6 has not massacred video game sales this year as everything sells well

Despite the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto 6, the video game market has seen strong sales across numerous titles. Games like Control, Onimusha: Warlords, and Marvel's Wolverine have all achieved significant sales milestones, indicating a healthy and diverse market. This suggests that the industry can support multiple successful releases simultaneously, challenging the notion of a zero-sum game for player attention and spending.

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Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival learned the wrong lesson from Resident Evil 7

This article critiques Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival, arguing that its first-person perspective, inspired by Resident Evil 7, detracts from the game's potential as a third-person action title. While praising its gore and atmosphere, the author finds the perspective choice disorienting and detrimental to both character immersion and combat mechanics.

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The best early Black Friday PS5 deals in Australia for 2026: the biggest Sony savings so far

This article discusses the upcoming Black Friday deals for the PlayStation 5 in Australia, noting that Sony's move towards digital-only games starting in 2028 and recent price hikes may dampen enthusiasm. The author emphasizes the importance of these sales for acquiring physical games before they become obsolete and highlights potential discounts on major titles and accessories like headsets and controllers.

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Silent Hill Producer “Looking at A Number of Projects” for Second and Third Waves of Franchise

Konami producer Motoi Okamoto revealed that the company is planning "second and third waves" of Silent Hill projects following the successful launch of the initial three titles. While specific details are scarce, Okamoto expressed satisfaction with the reception of Silent Hill: Townfall and the Silent Hill 2 Remake, and indicated a desire for yearly releases in the franchise.

PC GamerPositive

Expect plenty more Silent Hill over the next few years, as Konami has plans for 'second and third waves' of new games in its revived horror series

Konami plans multiple 'waves' of new Silent Hill games, with producer Motoi Okamoto expressing relief at the positive reception of recent titles like Silent Hill 2 Remake, Silent Hill f, and Silent Hill: Townfall. Despite past challenges, including the cancellation of Hideo Kojima's Silent Hills, Konami is committed to reviving the horror franchise with ongoing projects.

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Konami is already thinking about the next wave of Silent Hill games

Konami producer Motoi Okamoto revealed that the company is already planning future Silent Hill projects beyond the initial wave of announced titles. He expressed satisfaction with the reception of recent games like Silent Hill: Townfall and emphasized the importance of continuing the franchise with strong psychological horror narratives and varied gameplay experiences.