SH1 NTSC vs PAL
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SH1 NTSC vs PAL
Alright this question has probably been asked before but you all know that the European version censored out all of the gray children/monsters - the ones with knives that stab you and grab you. Anyways I was wondering they were replaced with the small bear looking monsters with claws (mumblers?) are the mumblers tougher than the gray children? What is the difference? Also why did they put the stupid PAL version in the European stores and not the NTSC/USA version as the PSP is region free? I started playing my downloaded copy of SH1 on my PSP from the PSN store and noticed no gray children I was angry >.<
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So you downloaded the PAL version from the European PSN store?
Don't feel to bad about having the censored version, you may be missing out on the grey children, but you get to read a newspaper article near the end of the game that doesn't exist in the NTSC version. Other than those things, I don't think there are any other differences...
Don't feel to bad about having the censored version, you may be missing out on the grey children, but you get to read a newspaper article near the end of the game that doesn't exist in the NTSC version. Other than those things, I don't think there are any other differences...
only problem with that is the Euro PSN store took SH1 off after a day when it was releasedRyoshockwave wrote:So you downloaded the PAL version from the European PSN store?
Don't feel to bad about having the censored version, you may be missing out on the grey children, but you get to read a newspaper article near the end of the game that doesn't exist in the NTSC version. Other than those things, I don't think there are any other differences...
also NTSC SH1 PSN does not work on PAL PSPs without hacking I've tried and failed
But I agree with Ryo there difference are very little but then again some like those small things
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helldescent wrote:what does the article say?
Article:
Fire broke out in town.
6 homes destroyed.
Charred body of Alessa Gillespie (7) found in aftermath.
Cause of fire currently under investigation.
Investigations show source as basement of Gillespie home. Blaze now believed caused by malfunction of antiquated boiler.
Harry:
The date of this article on the fire, it's the same day that we found Cheryl.
Also, my mistake, after finding this picture, it looks more like a book than a newspaper. Though, I'm not sure why information like that would be in book form...
That's what I thought, as well, since you enlightened me about that in one of my old threads. So it's not back up or anything, then? Darn...kumiko wrote: only problem with that is the Euro PSN store took SH1 off after a day when it was released
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It's always going to be like that. Manhunt 2 is an example, even today, people won't accept certain violent parts of video games.Haoie wrote:It's so irritating that censorship for games still exists, in this day and age!
It was very extreme in Silent Hill 1's days, where violence was almost never seen aside from Mario and squishing creatures. Shooting children probably took it above the limit, in my opinion.
If censorship didn't exist, we would have jiggly boob Silent Hill nurses in Homecoming, with their nipples showing. That would be awesome, but too bad