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Silent Hill Composer: "When I Heard Of Slitterhead, The Dots Had Finally Been Connected"
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Expect the soundtrack for Slitterhead, the new horror game from the creator of Silent Hill, to have a similar feel to that of the survival-horror classic. Slitterhead composer Akira Yamaoka, who also created the music for Silent Hill, says he'll be approaching the new game's soundtrack in a similar way: by using musical elements not normally associated with horror to create a different kind of fear.
Yamaoka detailed how he joined Slitterhead in an 11-minute interview posted on developer Bokeh
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Call of Duty: Vanguard 1.12 update patch notes – All changes in Season Two
After facing a two-week delay, Call of Duty: Vanguard fans will finally be able to experience the shooter’s second season. It appears to have been well worth the wait, as the start of Season Two delivers more maps to both its Multiplayer and Zombies components and a new Battle Pass with some eye-opening rewards. As players can now download its 1.12 update, here’s what changes moving forward.
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