Here's the Live Action Teaser for Shinji Mikami's The Evil Within

@10thenemy: Team Boneless

Well alright.

1) It's supposed to be dumb...?

2) Trailers without gameplay are also supposed to be dumb.

I understand your feels about this, but I've kind of made my peace with live action trailers. All I know is they'll show gameplay eventually, and I'll judge it then. But yeah, it's kind of lame - I don't know what other medium has commercials that don't show off that medium (although TV commercials for books are effing hilarious).

Mikami horror? Sign me up.

This looks awesome. Exactly the kind of thing I like to play.

I'm guessing they were referring to the way Bethesda tends to fuck their customers in some regions like Eastern Europe.

Looks kinda boring to me.

I love quirky japanese games but i'm not a fan of Shinji Mikami. I love many games he worked on but i always feel like it's his team that's genius and not SM himself. That's just the impression that I get. I'm not sold on him. Platinumgames and Suda anytime, Shijni meh.

YES!!

Pyramidcubehead there looks vaguely familiar.

I'm not confident this is the guy who is going to "save" survival horror. Keep in mind it was a lot of the concepts that evolved from his games that apparently "ruined" the genre to begin with.

Before I get stabbed with all of your pitchforks, I'm not knocking his games. I've enjoyed several of them. In fact the only game he's been involved with, of the few I've played, that I would consider disappointing is Shadows of the Damned. But you're deluding yourself if you don't think games like Resident Evil 4 birthed the way for the modern survival horror game. Dead Space would not exist if Resident Evil 4 weren't there first.

This is a great tour of his office can't wait to see the game.

Plot Twist: this entire game is actually an ad for V8 juice.

Ah good old fashioned prosthetic Horror none of this CG bollox

the master of unlocking headsafes

its safe to say this will be a combination of survival and horror

• Pyramid head analog? Check.
• Creepy girl from The Ring with extra arms? Check.
• Guy with glass embedded in skin à la Pinhead? Check.

At the very least, I respect the sources this is ripping from.

Excellent. The more that these enemies look/feel like The Thing, the better.

Some of that was pretty sweet, I love fucked up mutant ass looking monsters.

So that's what a barb wire factory looks like!

People are so hard to please these days. It's Shinji Mikami, clearly aiming to make an actual HORROR game again.. Plus the trailer actually has real physical special effects and no CG that I can see, old school style.
Everything about this screams being in the spirit of old-school horror games and films, and that makes me totally down with it, even though this trailer tells me pretty much nothing about the game.
Consider me interested!

i need to see this movie!

TENTACLES>>>>>

i love twisted horror shit, and this teaser is some of the more twisted shit i've seen in years. sign me up.

This looks like it could be Silent Hill's creepy uncle. You know, the one who likes to stroke his hair. No, not that hair.

The live action trailer looks genuinely terrifying, if the final product is anything like this I'll have tears of joy (fear). Horror games this gen have been absolutely terrible, as they have been trying to appeal to the mainstream and forgetting what the genre 'horror' is. I'm hoping this brings it back to when horror games were actually horrifying and not just a third / first person shooter in disguise.

I, uh...
I dtill don't know what the game's about. I mean it'll probably be cool and scary. But if you asked to give you more details, I wouldn't know what to say.

I was not aware that Shinji Mikami was making a Silent Hill game.

Soo, soo ready for this =)

Static from old records, black and white photos of sad looking children, glimpses of boogeymen and gratuitous smash cuts don't automatically make for good horror. Someone show me a survival horror game that can tell a story on the same level as American Horror Story and I'll show you the future of this genre.