Silent Hill 2 Remake's Dog Ending Vs The Original
has been capturing audiences with its psychological frights and drastic plot twists, but the secret endings that players can get always bring a bit of light to a dark and often depressing ending. These secret endings are available in New Game Plus for players who have already played the game once, so there aren't quite so many spoilers for those who are just curious about these endings. Throughout the series, there tends to be a focus on the emotional and psychological torment that the main characters go through, but there is always a joke ending hiding behind those walls.
From UFOs to dogs, the secret endings throughout the franchise are hidden in plain sight more often than not, with select doors or corridors being saved for the twist endings. Within the remake of, one of the most popular endings of the franchise has not been forgotten. In true devotion to the original, the remake stays true to every ending and gives additional content that players who are long-time fans and brand-new entrants to the eerie city of Silent Hill something more to enjoy.
One of the most popular secret endings in video game history is what is known as the «dog ending.» In the original, players can find the Dog Key outside the Jacks Inn, inside a doghouse in the yard, which can be used in the Otherworld Lakeview Hotel. James finds a Shiba Inu, Mira, manning an observation deck that includes trackers on James and Maria. This destroys James, and he falls to his knees after accusing the dog of being behind everything. Mira responds to his distress by licking him in the face and wagging her tail.
In the recent remake, the journey to acquire the Dog Key has changed slightly, as players now can find half of the dog key in the previously locked Pet Center and the other half on Katz Street to unlock the same observation room. Mira is once again in an observation room but with upgraded technology. James confronts the dog in this version, aiming his gun at this mysterious desk chair, and she
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