Bigggbobb 2 points. If you are getting the "error occurred during system data saving" message and are unable to save games or settings, right click on your install folder, go to properties, security, edit permissions, select users and enable full control. Got a lil problem When I try and run the game, i get an alert that says, 'A crash occurred the last time the game was played. Using safe graphic options. GlitchyReal 1 point.
Dax 0 point. I just copy. Exe file from divence folder from iso then paste and replace start as admin boom working window 8 btw. Desmond 1 point. Is there a way to force the game to run on my dedicated GPU? I tried going to the graphics setting and set high performance for the. Dutcher 3 points. Alan Wake 7 points. I managed to get this game running with no problems whatsoever. Just install click on the iso to mount it.
No third party applications needed. Hit Setup go through the installation. Go into the deviance folder in the ISO. Copy the sh3. Eject the ISO. Then go onto pc gaming wiki on Silent Hill 3 and install the patch by Steam Extract the files to where you have Silent Hill 3 installed.
The password is pcgw. Your antivirus may detect it as a virus but this is a false positive. Just add the Silent Hill 3 folder as an antivirus exception. Now configure the dll fix. I highly reccomend you use the new save system since it stops any save corruption bugs. It's also normal to get a few hitches in frames especially when walking through doors.
Though its nothing infuriating. I hope the installation worked well for you and you got to experience SH3 the best way possible. Bubu 1 point. The game is kind of a mess, unless you want it to run at native resolution without vsync and lots of screen tearing! I hope it helps. SH3 is probably the best game in the franchise in my opinion. The story is fantastic, the characters are really well written,the soundtrack is fantastic and the graphics are amazing for the time. The game is running completely fine on my laptop.
Simply download the ISO here and run the wizard to install the game. After that, don't forget to copy and paste the crack from the designated folder in the ISO to the installation folder so that you can run the game without the disc.
Now I just gotta find the widescreen HD patch to make the game run even prettier than it already is. Aloe Vera King 1 point. DerWunderbare 3 points. Getting the "error occurred during saving blabla Now you should be able to keep all your data. I assume you installed the game in the Program Files x86 folder on the C: drive.
It is not recommended to install games or your Steam library, whatever Don't ask me why, though. I'm not familiar with the intricate details of this matter All I know is that, if you have the choice, you should choose some other install location.
Anyway, I really hope this fix works for you! Darkness 2 points. Hi Skeletor, I'm having the same issue and I think it's my anti virus. I'm just reluctant to adding it as an exception. Any fix? Scarface 1 point. Augustraj 0 point. So I got it working, but I ran into an issue, and was wondering if you all had a fix. I managed to get the game working, and I beat it and unlocked the extras mode.
However, I found that whenever I leave the game and enter it again, all of the extra features are missing, and if I try to load a save with them on the game crashes. Is there a fix?
Cleveland Steamer 2 points. Works pretty good. The ingame save system however does not function on my end. Quicksave and Quickload work tho. We may have multiple downloads for few games when different versions are available. Also, we try to upload manuals and extra documentations when possible. If the manual is missing and you own the original manual, please contact us! The Silent Hill series has always been the odd one out among survival horror games. Instead of utilizing cheap thrills for scares, Silent Hill has always gone deeper, delving into the psychological facets of fear.
The Silent Hill series is now on its third outing and is more refined than ever, but is it worth visiting the demon-ridden town of Silent Hill all over again?
Silent Hill 3 follows closely in the footsteps of its predecessors ' in fact, it constantly nips at their heels. SH3 is a true sequel in terms of gameplay. Emphasis is placed on exploration and combat, and neither has changed much.
Perhaps the biggest change in terms of gameplay is that combat is a bit more like Resident Evil. You'll often be forced to avoid fights because ammo and health items are sparse ' a stark contrast from previous incarnations. Like Silent Hill 2, the controls can still be troublesome, but can be overcome with time. Additionally, things don't pick up until the second half of the game, which can make the beginning seem to drag on. Perhaps the biggest knock against SH3 is that it's falling in an all too familiar rut.
Very little visuals excluded has changed from the original Silent Hill that was released in and frankly, it's due for an overhaul in one-way or another. In many ways, SH3 is archaic in terms of gameplay, but that's not what horror games are all about. No, it's all about atmosphere and mood, and SH3 has plenty of both. Unlike most survival horror games, scares aren't based off cheap shock thrills, but rather, the dark and gritty atmosphere will keep you on edge throughout the entire game.
From beginning to end, SH3 is filled with haunting and disturbing imagery. Just when you think the game has outdone itself, something far more terrifying pops up. And not once does the game let up ' there's always a constant feeling of tension.
Couple all this with the engaging story that ties in closely to the original Silent Hill , and you've got a horror game that goes far beyond being spooky. All of this would be for naught if it weren't for the breathtaking graphics. It is rare that you have a surplus of any items at any time. If you do find yourself with extra anything, you can rest assured it will be used soon.
Along these same lines, the weapons were all very realistic and believable. You spend the first half of the game with a knife, pistol and piece of lead pipe. This is all you have to protect your ass with.
This was just another element that kept the game entertaining. Finally, the story keeps the game moving. I found myself getting sucked in and unable to turn the game off just because I could not wait to see what was coming next.
Just when you think things could not possibly get more bizarre, they do. Just when you think things cannot get any more intense, they do. The whole atmosphere and story really reminded me of the movie Hellraiser. I just did not know what was going to happen next and I was constantly feeling like things could just not get any weirder.
The final item that needs mentioning about the game is that it contains a lot of puzzles, but I cannot really call this good or bad. Some of the puzzles were just plain simple; others took a little thinking and still others were impossible. There was one puzzle that forced me to look at a strategy guide I hate cheating. Even after I read the solution and looked over the clues, I still do not understand how they came to the solution they did.
That was pretty frustrating. Conversely, there were puzzles I solved that I did not even have to think about. I just solved them by accident. There were some puzzles that were middle-of-the-road. I may be missing the obvious on the one puzzle, but I still think you should be warned. I was a little let down by the overall look of the game. The graphics were extremely pixelated and grainy.
They were not so bad that I was unable to tell what objects were, but they were still below the standards of today's PSX games. There were quite a few items that blended in with the background that would have added to the overall creepy environment if they were more obvious.
As it was, I really had to strain to see them. If I did not look closely, I migght not have seen them at all. They did do a good job of ussing environmental fog to set the mood. The music in this game is absolutely incredible.
I have never heard mood music that fit a game quite as well as this. Normally I do not even comment on the music, but it was such an important part of the overall environment of the game.
I think that it was the music that gave me the shivers more than the game itself. Silent Hill may not be the fastest-paced game in the world, but it is sure an addicting one. You will find yourself getting sucked into solving the mystery of your missing daughter as well as the mystery of the town. The developers should be commended on their great use of music to enhance the game.
Aside from the grainy graphics, imprecise controls and somewhat strange puzzles, this game is pure horror fun. If imitation is the si ncerest form of flattery, the developers of Resident Evil should be blushing after playing Konamis Silent Hill. But, hell, with so much time between new RE games, someone has to take up the gaming slack, right? And Silent Hill's bloody adventure is that game. In Silent Hill, you've crashed your car and lost your daughter in a mysterious, deserted town infested with strange monsters.
Playing as Harry Mason, you'll comb the streets and pick up clues to her whereabouts. The well-designed quest is difficult but intuitive, resulting in a challenging but gripping adventure. The developers attempt to compensate with thick fog, pitch darkness, or weak lighting--but five feet of visibility just isn't enough. Fortunately, tight camera control lets you peek around corners or study a room from Harry's point of view, while SH's blood-filled battles and disgusting cadavers strewn everywhere set the mood stylishly--and will definitely freak you out.
The screen display, however, is flat-lined: You have to access a menu to check your health bar, which can cost you your life if you aren't paying attention. Otherwise, you'll have a blast mowing down zombies with everything from a knife to a shotgun. SHs voice acting doesn't approach RE's depth of craptitude, although each spoken line is separated by a strange dramatic pause that effectively undermines the tension and drama.
Luckily, the conversations are fairly sparse. What's cool are the sound effects like the spine-curdling radio static that warns of incoming monsters and the heavy tread of your boots as you run for your life down a hall. SHs scares are everywhere. The tension is high throughout the game and gets creepier as you delve deeper and face winged beasts, bald freaks, and devil dogs.
The gothic story line and intuitive puzzles are also compelling, which makes SH a nice bridge for RE fens waiting for their next fix. Just a few flaws short of a masterpiece, Silent Hill is definitely worth a look from horror and adventure fens. You make the call.
Luckily, the graphics score big with a high gore factor while the creepy environments set just the right mood for this gothic horror adventure. The shrill radio warning of incoming nasties and other terrifying sound effects keep you on edge throughout the game. The voice acting is better than the depths charted by Resident Evils, but those dramatic pauses are just plain silly. A thumping heartbeat to signify low health - you can't get any cooler than that. Precise movement, analog support A shameless but slick Resident Evil clone, Silent Hill serves up scare after scare, delivering a challenging, nicely designed adventure game with engaging puzzles.
If Resident Evil captivated you, you'll want some quality time with this thriller. Silent Hil features gory monster-mashing and complex puzzle-solving-with more than a touch of mystery. On its surface. Silent Hill looks like a Resident Evil wannabe with dark atmospheric graphics and shockingly gory sequences. Beyond the games violent exterior, however, is something more: a diinking-mans mystery.
The plot in a nutshell: You play as a character named Harry Mason, who, while driving with his daughter past a resort called Silent Hill, wrecks his car to avoid a woman standing in the road. When Harry comes to, he discovers that his daughter is missing, so he hikes to the fog-covered town to find her.
But Silent Hill isn't your ordinary town--it's crawling with monsters, puzzles, and traps. So far, the graphics in Silent Hill convey a creepy mood. The lighting effects are especially effective in this regard as you must search several dark buildings in the game with a flashlight But the flashlight has limited range and can even attract monsters, which forces you to use it carefully and sparingly.
The game uses a third-person view and no pre-rendered backgrounds, so there are no guessing games about whats waiting at the next screen. Plus, high-quality rendered cinemas are intercut into the action scenes to help flesh out the story events. Providing a careful balance of gaming elements, Silent Hill promises to focus more on puzzle solving than kill-or-be-killed action. Sure, you can collect weapons--like a crowbar, a pistol, a shotgun, and more--but you won't last very long if you try to destroy everything in sight At times, you must conserve ammo, evading monsters rather than taking them head-on.
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