Silent Hills Demo P.T. To Be Pulled From PlayStation Network

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“The distribution period of P.T. (Playable Teaser) on PlayStation Store will expire on Wednesday, April 29, 2015,” an update on Konami’s Silent Hills website reads.

 

The official site contains no further details other than that the prototype demo for the new Silent Hill game will no longer be available after the 29th of this month. The title, as you may recall, is being developed by Konami’s Kojima Productions studio.

 

Just why the demo is being taken down is unknown at this time, as is the status of the Silent Hills project following earlier reports that Hideo Kojima will be leaving Konami near the end of this year.


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