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March is shaping up to be big for Silent Hill fans

Konami unleashed a whole slew of screenshots for three Silent Hill titles today, along with updated release dates. Now all three Silent Hill titles, including the HD remake of Silent Hill 2 and 3, Silent Hill: Downpour, and Silent Hill: Book of Memories are slated for March releases.

Silent Hill HD Collection will now drop on March 6th, Silent Hill: Downpour on March 13th, and Silent Hill: Book of Memories on March 27th.

More information about each game can be found in the official press release below, with a gallery of new screenshots to check out below that:

KONAMI RELEASES NEW SCREENSHOTS AND RELEASE DATES FOR SILENT HILL FRANCHISE

Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc., today announced the definitive release dates for the three 2012 Silent Hill franchise titles: Silent Hill HD Collection, Silent Hill Downpour and Silent Hill Book of Memories. Available nationwide this March fans can experience the horror and thrill that they’ve come to love while embarking on exciting new quests and challenges.

Silent Hill HD Collection: March 6.

Silent Hill HD Collection serves as a tribute to the core Silent Hill fans by taking the most famous games of the series, Silent Hill 2 & 3, and re-mastering them in high-definition graphics and adding new voiceovers.

Silent Hill Downpour: March 13.

Silent Hill Downpour follows the story of Murphy Pendleton, a convicted felon, who finds himself trapped in Silent Hill after his prison transport bus crashes. Silent Hill Downpour is the most expansive Silent Hill to date, as players can embark on side missions, explore the town and piece more of the mystery of Silent Hill together.

Silent Hill Book of Memories: March 27

Available exclusively for the brand new PlayStation?Vita handheld device, Book of Memories is an all-new game in the Silent Hill series, with a unique premise and storyline. The story begins with a strange book that is received; inside that book is your entire life story and all of your memories. You discover that by altering what’s written you can actually change the past. You can write your own ideal history. And for the first time ever in a Silent Hill game, it will support multiplayer, so friends can share in the fright in a co-op mode.

Dustin Chadwell

Reviews Manager, Staff Writer

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