The Biggest Gaming News For May 13, 2022
Happy Friday 13! Hopefully you're luck held up throughout the day. Konami will be considering itself pretty unlucky though, as it was seen quickly taking down screenshots and concept art of what looked like a new Silent Hill game that's currently in development.
That's our biggest story of the day, but we've also got the news that Sega plans to release a bunch of games before March 2023, as well as a statement from Phil Spencer regarding Starfield's recent delay. All that and more if you read on.
Silent Hill fans have been whipped up into a frenzy as several leaked images made their way around social media today, before quickly being taken down by Konami. It doesn't confirm a Silent Hill game is in development, but the speed in which Konami has attempted to cover this leak up does suggest its legit. On top of that, these images were leaked by AestheticGamer, a Twitter username for prominent Resident Evil leaker Dusk Golem. All signs point towards a new Silent Hill game being worked on, but only time will tell.
Related: What The Silent Hill Leak Could Mean For The Survival Horror Series
Sega has a pretty big year ahead of it as the company revealed in its latest financial report that it will release "multiple" remasters, remakes, and new games before the end of the fiscal year as it wants to see a "significant increase in titles." The ony big titles Sega has announced at the moment are Sonic Origins, Soul Hackers 2, and Sonic Frontiers, meaning we'll likely see some more announcements from Sega later this year. I've got my fingers firmly crossed for a Binary Domain remaster.
Next up, Phil Spencer addressed concerned Xbox fans in a statement earlier today, claiming that Microsoft and Bethesda need to "work to better meet"
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