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Check out P.T. in a whole new perspective with this VR version of the horror teaser.

Konami has now officially shot down rumors that they pushed out a new update for P.T. that was preventing players from accessing the game.

Some fans have started to claim that Konami has pushed out a new patch for P.T. that completely prevents them from playing the game, although this hasn't been true for everyone.

Ito-san apologizes that he couldn't upload the "high-reso version" of the art. It's small, but work's reveal remains more than we would have received without his tweet.

Hideo Kojima has proven that he can pull off an effective horror title. The real question is whether or not he can muster the strength to do it again.

P.T.-inspired Allison Road was cancelled months ago after some unexplained events between developer Lilith Ltd and publisher Team17.

Following the cancellation of Allison Road, a P.T. inspired horror game being developed by Lilith Ltd and published by Team17, the team has given a statement to shed some light on what exactly caused things to

The official Twitter account for Allison Road (@AllisonRoad_HQ) has announced that Allison Road has been canceled. No reason was given but the tweet also mentioned a statement would be coming in the next few days.

People have been able to make some amazing things through content creation, though Ki da's P.T. inspired corridor takes the cake. Using Fallout 4's workshop feature on PlayStation 4, YouTuber Ki da dutifully recreated and dubbed 

The Walking Dead actor Norman Reedus was going to be featured in Silent Hills, but due to the problems that emerged, it got cancelled.

Adding on top of the already sad story of the cancellation of Silent Hills, Guillermo del Toro, who was to collaborate with Hideo Kojima on the project, tweeted earlier today that Junji Ito was brought in as

While the rumors of a breakup between Konami and Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima have led to several unfortunate developments such as Kojima's leaving the company after Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain releases in September,

Last week brought the unfortunate news that the highly-anticipated Silent Hills, a revival of the iconic horror franchise bringing together Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro, was officially cancelled by Konami following a series of back-and-forth in

Earlier this week, many hearts were broken at the unfortunate news that Silent Hills, the revitalized take on the long-running horrors series being co-directed by Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro, has now been officially cancelled -

The Playable Teaser, referred to as P.T., for Hideo Kojima's Silent Hills game will no longer be available from the PlayStation Store after Wednesday, April 29, 2015. There is no official word on if this

Konami and Kojima Productions just announced the detailed schedule for the stage events for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and P.T. at Tokyo Game Show.

Konami just announced with a press release that both Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and the Kojima's P.T. will be presented at Tokyo Game Show.

During Sony's pre-Tokyo Game Show press conference which is currently being held in Japan a video message was featured starring acclaimed filmmaker Guillermo del Toro as he talked about Silent Hill's teaser demo P.T.

I don't know if you've heard but apparently the P.T. interactive demo (announced at Gamescom and currently available on the PSN ) is making folks come down with something known as poop-in-your-scared-pants-syndrome. We later learned that

Yesterday during Sony’s Gamescom conference we saw a teaser for P.T. and little to nothing was known until some lucky few began to finish the demo and uncovered the truth. That P.T. is a clever