Don’t get your hopes up though, this is the type of Q&A where they dispel rumours, not confirm them.

Konami has a ton of IPs gathering dust when they're not being used as themes for slot machines. And Konami has realised this, saying that it is considering doing a little bit more of the ol' outsourcing.

Silent Hill creator Keiichiro Toyama may not be producing a new chapter in that series any time soon, but he’s got a hankering for horror that only his newly-established studio Bokeh Games can satisfy. Focused on smaller games with a unique sense of impact, Toyama’s unnamed horror game is currently in development and in a new behind the scenes video, the developer spoke about his process for creating unnatural and unnerving chills down your spine.

Rumours began circulating this week that Konami, the famed developer behind many successful gambling machines and occasional publisher of video games, was getting ready to shut down its gaming division. Not so!

Since 2016, Dead by Daylight has seen its fair share of crossovers, with the likes of machete enthusiast Jason Voorhees, world’s worst babysitter Freddy Krueger and chainsaw fanatic Leatherface make a slasher cameo. In the next update for the game, you’ll finally be able to play a new take on Silent Hill, because something is better than nothing.

Silent Hill may be coming back, exclusively on PlayStation5 and with a bold new direction if rumours are to be believed.

Silent Hill as a PS5 exclusive? Sorry to burst your bubble, but that ain't happening.

The highly anticipated return to Silent Hill was unfortunately cancelled all the way back in 2015 despite the game’s Playable Teaser (PT) receiving endless praise. But what was dead could live again!