Without any previous notice and out of nowhere, an Xbox Series version of the Silent Hill 2 Remake has appeared online through the official Microsoft Xbox Store in various regions.

Right now, the game has an entry for US stores, but without an actual price tag and only showing the message "Not available separately". However, the Australian store does include a price tag for the base game, being at $49.97 AU, while the Deluxe Edition of the game goes for $57.47 AU. The game is also available for purchase in a bundle alongside "Silent Hill f", with both bundles offering a standard Dual Pack and a Deluxe Dual Pack as well.

Many considered the game would have been unveiled in the recent Xbox Partner Preview from today, but it wasn't featured.
It's still unknown if the game will be properly announced by Microsoft or any of the official Xbox accounts later today, or in the spawn of the weekend.

This also seemed to have fueled some rumours about a plausible upcoming Silent Hill 2: Born From A Wish DLC, but there has been no official word from Konami about any potential DLC for the game.

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[Ambers_Crimson_8K]

I can play all my older titles,on their console.

Point is, you buy new consoles to play new games, having BC is nice, but its not what you buy it for when you own the older systems.

MS are getting worse, like nintendo,remove the 3rd party titles that come to all platforms, MS offer very little but the same crap thats boring now and should have ended on the 360.

Yet as said, theyre remastering the same games allover again just says it all.

They've only did the Halo Master Chief Collection and the same gears game twice! That's not remastering over and over again!

PlayStation remastered entire Uncharted Series, The Last of Us Twice and TLOU2 once and Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy Once! for PC ports.

You are over reacting! Just say you hate Xbox and Move Forward.

Luckily I love the Xbox, PlayStation, Switch's, PC and my older systems, since I own everything since Amiga Commodore 32 and 64, Intellivision, Atari and Colecovision.

And they are old games, regardless of new hardware, I go back and play those classics.

 

[Jayro]

...Why didn't it launch when it dropped for PC?

 

[Reecey]

Complete nonsense imo. I also played all 4 original games upon release and the remake is absolutely incredible.

I don’t think you understand what I meant when the old school gamers played these Silent Hill titles for the first time they were something new, original, exciting as well as being very horrible and unnerving. So for these people it’s not worth paying the price to go through something they have already played through and know each part of the game very well. Even today I remember playing most parts of Silent Hill 1 to 4 in my memory thats how good they were I don’t need to revisit any remakes

 

[HuLuKu]

The way he runs looks so awkward... I wonder if this is the only thing that won't get patched...

 

[Earthshine]

I don’t think you understand what I meant when the old school gamers played these Silent Hill titles for the first time they were something new, original, exciting as well as being very horrible and unnerving. So for these people it’s not worth paying the price to go through something they have already played through and know each part of the game very well. Even today I remember playing most parts of Silent Hill 1 to 4 in my memory thats how good they were I don’t need to revisit any remakes

I understood perfectly fine the first time and I still absolutely disagree. Again, I played the original 4 at the time of their releases and the SH2 remake was 100% worth my time. Gotta love though, people who have never played something saying it's not worth playing.

 

[RedBlueGreen]

i am always amazed at how the richest country in the world gets the best prices on shit too.

most people dont realize how much prices change based on geographic location. its how some of the magazine companies back in the day used to make major loot. they would post up and purchase in cheap zones advertising in the US and other markets that cost more.

Americans have always footed a higher bill then most other countries. stuff like this points out why the next war is economic and when the bar drops the fighting will turn to rich people buying living in geographic safe spaces like this.

Canada gets this treatment too. We get to pay more than the converted American price would be.