The Biggest Gaming News For May 17, 2022
Halloween seems to have come early as today's roundup definitely has a spookier feel than normal. Adding to that feel is our biggest story as a Tokyo-based actor has seemingly confirmed the legitimacy of the recent Silent Hill leaks.
We've also got stories about an Xbox Series S patent that will let users access digital games if they own physical versions, and a bunch of Dead by Daylight-related news, including a new upcoming killer, crossovers, and a dating sim. For details on these and more, read on.
Silent Hill has been in the news more than ever recently, mostly down to a batch of leaked images that seemed to indicate a new game is in development. As is the case with most leaks, questions were raised if these images are in fact real, but Tokyo-based actor Fadile Waked seems to have confirmed that they're legitimate. Waked posted on her Instagram account that she keeps getting messages from people regarding her leaked pictures and said "I am curious now to check the new Silent Hill" along with new images of her next to Hideo Kojima.
Related: Silent Hill 2 Doesn't Need A Remake
Even though we're rapidly approaching the digital age, there's still a large amount of people that like to purchase physical media for a variety of different reasons. This means people who want a nice new-gen console will have to stump up the cash for one with a disc drive rather than the all-digital alternatives on offer. However, that might be a thing of the past soon, as Microsoft is looking at letting those that own physical media access their digital equivalents on Xbox Series S, according to a new patent.
Dead By Daylight fans have been eating well today, as Behaviour Interactive announced a bunch of exciting additions and projects coming
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