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I grew up watching this back in the day – though I usually did have to sneak behind my parents’ backs to watch it.
Silent Hill is a survival horror video game released for the PS1 console in 1999. The game follows Harry Mason as he searches for his missing adopted daughter in the foggy fictional American town of Silent Hill, stumbling upon a cult. The game has 5 possible endings and still has many fans today.
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Celebrating New Years Eve by plugging in my recently re-discovered Super Nintendo. Amazingly, it still works!
