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Silent Hill 3: FAQ/Walkthrough by Adarkervision Version 2.0, Last Silent Hill 3: FAQ/Walkthrough by adarkervision Version 2.0, Last Updated 2008-10-02 View/Download Original File Hosted by GameFAQs Return to Silent Hill 3 (PS2) FAQs & Guides Liked this FAQ? Click here to recommend this item to other users. Silent Hill 3: FAQs and Walkthrough with Synopsis U.S. Version Written by Collin Lee (adarkervision(at)yahoo(dot)com) Copyright September of 2003 by Collin Lee Version 2.0 UPDATE NOTE: The guide was updated again in September of 2008, five years after I originally wrote it. In the meantime I've become a father, and as such haven't written any new guides or had the time to even update this one, so this update was a large one, the culmination of several years more experience in the game, growth of my knowledge through reading and education, and tons of e-mails from the very, very helpful folk who love the series as much as I do. Where appropriate, I've added a notation as to who it was who helped me where it was needed. If your name isn't on here and you feel it should be, please send me a note and I'll fix it; it may just be that I've gotten multiple e-mails on the same tip, and lost track of just who told me what. That having been said, here's the things that were added in Version 2.0: Expanded the Valtiel Section significantly, added the solution to the royal flush t-shirt (and that was a beast), added a number of new references to horror movies, books, and so on, added notes on secrets and easter eggs that I hadn't seen or understood five years ago, and added new tricks, camera hacks and cheats from the PC version of the game, which didn't exist when this guide was originally written. -GUIDE OUTLINE- I. Introduction I-a. The Players (Characters) I-a-1. Heather I-a-2. Douglas I-a-3. Claudia I-a-4. Vincent I-b. Critters (Monsters) I-b-1. Closers I-b-2. Double Heads I-b-3. Insane Cancers I-b-4. Numb Bodies I-b-5. Nurses I-b-6. Pendulums I-b-7. Scrapers I-b-8. Slurpers I-c. The Arsenal (Weapons) I-c-1. Knife I-c-2. Steel Pipe I-c-3. Maul I-c-4. Katana I-c-5. Stun Gun I-c-6. Handgun I-c-7. Shotgun I-c-8. Submachine Gun I-d. The Good Stuff (Secret Weapons) I-d-1. Beam Saber I-d-2. Flamethrower I-d-3. Unlimited Submachine Gun I-d-4. Heather Beam I-d-5. Sexy Beam I-e. Your Stuff (Support Items) I-e-1. Health Drink I-e-2. First Aid Kit I-e-3. Ampoule I-e-4. Beef Jerky I-e-5. Handgun Bullets I-e-6. Shotgun Shells I-e-7. Submachine Gun Clip I-e-8. Stun Gun Battery I-f. Tricks of the Trade I-f-1. Before you Begin I-f-2. Exploring I-f-3. Combat Tips II. The Walkthrough II-a. Part One: "Worse than Christmas Season" II-a-1. Prelude: "The Unhappiest Place on Earth...": Lakeside Amusement Park II-a-2. "Does this gaping chest wound match my pants?": Central Square Shopping Center II-a-3. "Clean-up in aisle five..." Central Square Dark Side II-a-4. BOSS BATTLE: SPLITWORM II-b. Part Two: "There's a World Going On Underground..." II-b-1. "Eat Subway, Eat Flesh...": The Subway Tunnels II-b-2. "Sewers; The New Smell of Fear..." The Underground Passage II-c. Part Three: "How to Succeed In Business Without Really Dying..." II-c-1. "Some Spackle, a new coat of paint... and it will still suck.": Unfinished Building II-c-2. "Forget Fortune's 500, this is Fortune's 666..." Hilltop Center Office Building II-c-3. "Business so evil, it must be owned by Bill Gates...": Hilltop Center Dark Side II-c-4. BOSS FIGHT: MISSIONARY II-d. Part Four: "Shotgun Surgery at Brookhaven Hospital..." II-d-1. "Silent Hill: Come for the scenery, stay for the mind-numbing horror..." The Town II-d-2. "Helllloooo Nurse!": Brookhaven Hospital II-d-3. "I don't think my HMO is going to cover this...": Brookhaven Dark Side II-d-4. BOSS BATTLE: LEONARD II-e. Part Five: "Daddy, what is Robbie the Rabbit doing to that man's face?" II-e-1. "Are we there yet?": The streets of Silent Hill II-e-2. "Mommy, can we go on the 'Meat-Spewing Baby Eater' ride?": Lakeside Amusement Park II-e-3. BOSS BATTLE: MEMORY OF ALESSA II-f. Part Six: "Taking Communion at Our Lady of the Bloodbath." II-f-1. "My advice? Don't drink the Kool-Aid...": The Church II-f-2. FINAL BOSS BATTLE: THE GOD II-g. Part Seven: Epilogue III. Endings III-a. "Normal" Ending III-b. "Possessed" Ending III-c. "Revenge" Ending IV. Puzzles IV-a. Bookstore Puzzle IV-a-1. Easy IV-a-2. Normal IV-a-3. Hard IV-b. Hospital Second Floor Key Code Puzzle IV-b-1. Easy IV-b-2. Normal IV-b-3. Hard IV-c. Hospital Briefcase Puzzle IV-c-1. Easy IV-c-2. Normal IV-c-3. Hard IV-d. Hospital Mortuary Puzzle IV-d-1. Easy IV-d-2. Normal IV-d-3. Hard IV-e. Tarot Card Puzzle IV-e-1. Easy IV-e-2. Normal IV-e-3. Hard V. Secrets And Mysteries V-a. ADDITIONAL ACTION LEVELS V-b. BULLET ADJUST V-c. GOLD AND SILVER PIPES V-d. BONUS WEAPONS V-e. UNLIMITED SUB-MACHINEGUN V-f. HEATHER BEAM/SEXY BEAM V-g. COSTUMES V-g-1. Transform Costume V-g-2. Heather Shirt V-g-3. Don't Touch Shirt V-g-4. Block Head Shirt V-g-5. God of Thunder Shirt V-g-6. Transience Shirt V-g-7. Golden Rooster Shirt V-g-8. Royal Flush Shirt V-g-9. Killer Rabbit Shirt V-g-10. Onsen Shirt V-g-11. Zipper Shirt V-g-12. The Light Shirt V-g-13. EGM Shirt V-g-14. GamePro Shirt V-g-15. Game Informer Shirt V-g-16. Official PS Magazine Shirt V-g-17. OPS2 Shirt V-g-18. PS2RO Shirt V-g-19. Play Shirt V-g-20. GameSpy.com Shirt V-g-21. IGN.COM Shirt V-g-22. 13eme Rue Shirt V-g-23. Game Reactor Shirt V-g-24. GMR Shirt V-g-25. GN Shirt V-h. DOUGLAS- KING OF NO PANTS V-i. EASTEREGGS V-i-1. SPECIAL DEATH SCENES V-i-2. VALTIEL V-i-3. EXTRA NEW GAME WEIRDNESS V-i-4. LIFE DISPLAY V-i-5. SILENT HILL 2 REFERENCES V-i-6. METAL GEAR SOLID REFERENCE V-i-7. JACOB'S LADDER REFERENCE v-i-8. STEPHEN KING REFERENCES v-i-9. HOUSE OF LEAVES REFERENCE v-10-9. CAFE TURN MILL v-11-9. BORLEY HAUNTED MANSION v-12-9. SESSION 9 REFERENCE v-13-9. EXORCIST 3 REFERENCE V-j. 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Unlike Silent Hill 2, which was more of a spiritual successor, taking place in the same town as the original Silent Hill game, and thus could be played by itself without having played the first game, Silent Hill 3 is a direct sequel to the original Silent Hill. It follows up on characters, locations, and events that took place in the original game, and while it does a very good job of summarizing the important bits of the first game, there is no substitute for first-hand knowledge. And since the original Silent Hill is still one of the best and most frightening games ever, you should play the first game simply because it is a real treat. That having been said, here is a little history on the series. Silent Hill was originally published for the Sony Playstation in 1999 by Konami, and was an instant classic. Often compared to Resident Evil due to its survival horror roots, Silent Hill took a different approach to the genre than Capcom's B-movie zombie shooter. While Resident Evil put its emphasis on combat against the undead and "boo" scary frights, Silent Hill focused on ambience and psychological horror. Where Resident Evil had highly trained soldiers and police officers as the main protagonists, Silent Hill had a simple writer lost and out of his element. This meant that he was not nearly as adept with his weapons as he could have been, got more and more tired as he ran throughout the large town, and seemed constantly to be almost overwhelmed by the horrors around him.
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