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Just a year after their Silent Hill 2 Remake Bloober Team released their own spin on the surival horror genre with Cronos: The New Dawn. Given the small timeframe, relatively speaking considering today's standards, between releases it didn't surprise me to find out that they were developing both games at the same time. One might think that would make these game rather similar, but they could hardly more different from each other.

With Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds on the horizon I thought it was time to replay its predecessors to give myself some perspective on the series before playing Sonic's next fun racer.

Quite the grand title. In reality I only visited on one day as a regular visitor, so curb your expectations for this blog post. Frankly I didn't even take pictures because I originally didn't even have plans to report my experience here. So these are my impressions of the trip and trying out Pragmata, Ninja Gaiden 4 and Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds.

As always I'll only talk about the announcements that stood out to me in some way.

Silent Hill 2 (2024) is another remake where the term remake is to be taken loosely, since this game changes so many aspects of the original that it is better defined as a new game based on the identity of the classic it claims to remake.