Age of truck seen in trailer?
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Age of truck seen in trailer?
After watching the trailer I noticed something and have some questions.
About halfway through the trailer the main character comes to the road that is broken and there is a truck perched on the edge. It looks to me like a very old model truck.
Does anyone know what type of truck that is and when it was made?
Could that shed light on the time period that the "other Silent Hill" is stuck in?
It seems to me that the Silent Hill portrayed is very old and run down looking, maybe more so than in the other games. Has a truck like that appeared in any other Silent Hill games?
I apologize if these are stupid questions. >_>
About halfway through the trailer the main character comes to the road that is broken and there is a truck perched on the edge. It looks to me like a very old model truck.
Does anyone know what type of truck that is and when it was made?
Could that shed light on the time period that the "other Silent Hill" is stuck in?
It seems to me that the Silent Hill portrayed is very old and run down looking, maybe more so than in the other games. Has a truck like that appeared in any other Silent Hill games?
I apologize if these are stupid questions. >_>
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The hubcaps and enclosed wheel-wells convinced me too. I do agree that it's presence is hardly indicative of the game's setting but it's fairly easy to feel like it's some sort of clue given how much it sticks out.The Silent Executioner wrote:Its definitely a 50's early 60's truck. The Full Moon hubcaps pretty much were the fancy options on many vehicles in the late 50's early 60's.
If it attests to the time period? I doubt it. The prisoner transport looked fairly recent. There have been old vehicles littering SH since the first game.
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It's a 1948 Ford Pickup.
Also, you notice the WELCOME TO SILENT HILL sign with a much more modern appearance late in the trailer, and the impression I get is that the Otherworld of this game may be of a town abandoned for half a century.
Also, you notice the WELCOME TO SILENT HILL sign with a much more modern appearance late in the trailer, and the impression I get is that the Otherworld of this game may be of a town abandoned for half a century.
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That... makes a lot of sense, and would be brilliant. MAKE IT HAPPEN.alone in the town wrote:Also, you notice the WELCOME TO SILENT HILL sign with a much more modern appearance late in the trailer, and the impression I get is that the Otherworld of this game may be of a town abandoned for half a century.
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This is what I was curious about.alone in the town wrote:It's a 1948 Ford Pickup.
Also, you notice the WELCOME TO SILENT HILL sign with a much more modern appearance late in the trailer, and the impression I get is that the Otherworld of this game may be of a town abandoned for half a century.
I am well aware that the normal Silent Hill is modern, but I think that the Otherworld is older.
Now the next thing to ask is, is the Otherworld old because of just the town itself, or does our main character have a past that imprints on it?
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