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In 2002, Konami of America, Inc. Publishes Silent Hill 2: Restless Dreams on Windows. DownloadISO Version English version 1.6 GB. Silent Hill 2 free. download full Version PC Game Cracked in Direct Link and Torrent. Silent Hill 2 is an horror video game.

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Silent Hill 2 is a survival horror game for the PlayStation 2 published by Konami and released in 2001.
Although Silent Hill 2 is the second instalment in the Silent Hill series, it is not a direct sequel to the previous game. Instead it revolves around a different character, James Sunderland, who arrives at the eponymous town after receiving a letter written by his wife, saying she is waiting for him in their 'special place' in Silent Hill. The thing is, his wife has been dead for some time.
In the tradition of survival horror games, Silent Hill 2 is presented in a 3rd person perspective and consists mainly of going about different parts of an area (in this case the town) finding various items to bypass obstacles (such as keys to open locked doors) and solving puzzles here and there while you search for your wife and in the process stitch the backstory together.
Combat is relegated to a secondary place, although you will be faced by dangerous opponents that will require for you to dispatch them via that time-honoured alternative to parlaying: carefully placing many a bullet upon choice parts of their bodies.
Controls are a bit clunky when played on a computer without a gamepad, and the camera can be disorienting at times, but once you get used to the game's control idiosyncrasies you will be fine.
Silent Hill 2 is one of those rare cases in which the sequel is universally agreed is superior to its predecessor. A classic game that should be experienced by everyone.

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Hi @elishacloud !

This is a branch/continuation of our discussion found here accompanied with input by @AeroWidescreen:
crosire/d3d8to9#24

While Silent Hill 2 for the PC is being wonderfully fixed by the fine folks over at Widescreen Fix, in addition to your's and Crosire's work with ReShade D3D8to9, there are still a few lingering issues left for the PC version that put it behind its PS2 counterpart. Most notable is the audio/sound issues and lack of soft shadows for the PC iteration.

First, if/when you have a spare 25 minutes I'd strongly recommend watching this video that breaks down the differences between the main releases of SH2 for various platforms:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nna2yt1c9gI

In regards to the audio:
All versions of SH2 except for the PS2 version have compressed the audio files into a lossy format. This is further explained here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nna2yt1c9gI&t=403

And while this situation is less than ideal the tone and pitches for the audio files have also changed during the conversion. You can hear this in action here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8E5Nt8ahZRk

So while typically only audiophiles will be able to hear the reduced bitrate of the compressed audio files everyone can pick up on these tone/pitch differences. It's equal parts strange and silly this happened.

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The solution-in-theory then is to somehow extract the sound libraries from the PS2 disc and convert/transpose those files to the PC version. In a perfect world the libraries would have the same naming/file structure conventions so it would hopefully be a straight-foward process of replacing the files. But I don't know if that's the case as I have yet to find a definitive piece of software to extract content like this from a PS2 disc.

But ultimately the end goal here would be to find a way to transplant the PS2 game's sound files into the PC game's folder.

From your knowledge and past experiences do you think such as task if feasible?

In regards to the shadows:
Both the PS2 and Xbox versions of the game utilize soft shadows in the game's world whereas the PC version uses simple, hard edge volumes which results in razor-sharp shadow lines. This reduction in shadow quality not only looks less than desirable but also hurts the game's atmosphere.

You can learn more about the PC's shadows vs. consoles here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nna2yt1c9gI&t=836

And in the same video they discuss more about the soft shadows being used in the PS2/Xbox versions here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nna2yt1c9gI&t=353

And here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nna2yt1c9gI&t=701

Do you think implementing soft shadows would ever be feasible for this game and something within your skill set to do? If you think it is, let me know and if you'd be interested in looking into this as I would spread the word around about what you'd be trying to do and get other fans to donate to your cause. This would probably be one of, if not the, hardest mods to do for the game so compensation is absolutely a requirement for such a major task/time commitment.