Many people horror followers are giddy about the truth that Silent Hill is making a comeback. Nevertheless, the lack of P.T. (the SH mission that was being developed by Hideo Kojima and Pan’s Labyrinth director Guillermo del Toro) will all the time be a sore level. Not only for followers, both, as even these concerned nonetheless really feel the ache.

Not too long ago, folks on Twitter have acknowledged the 9 years which have elapsed since P.T. was launched. Many have been reminiscing about what might have been earlier than the sport was canceled in 2015. One such particular person is del Toro himself, who reached out to Konami, seemingly in a bid to see if the studio is concerned with reviving the useless mission.

Ah… Konami… What sayeth thou? Irrumabo Konamitus. https://t.co/Z212Sq7t38

— Guillermo del Toro (@RealGDT) August 13, 2023

There’s not a lot that’s been stated by the director aside from asking Konami, “What sayeth thou?” This was adopted by the phrase “Irrumabo Konamitus” which, when translated from Latin to English, says “I’ll go to Konami.”

Don’t let your P.T.s be goals

It appears like del Toro may be very a lot concerned with reviving P.T.

Provided that Silent Hill is making a triumphant return, hopes will stay that Kojima’s tackle the collection will sooner or later depend itself among the many many different upcoming SH video games. It’s laborious to say. Konami just about turned its again on the franchise (and on Hideo Kojima) a number of years in the past. Whether or not the studio will ever return to this one explicit mission can’t be stated.

It’s additionally laborious to think about it’s been practically ten years since P.T. dropped on PS4 with nary a phrase. Its photorealistic visuals, Kojima-esque puzzles, and terrifying ambiance made it stand out. The truth that it was finally revealed to be a teaser for the now-defunct Silent Hills was much more thrilling.

Such a disgrace it by no means got here to be. Maybe del Toro’s phrases will open up a brand new dialogue of potentialities. Ah, to dream.