Quite a Ride blends Silent Hill f’s foggy environments with 80s horror classics, creating a unique twist where only your ...

Opening day is this week, and many folks will be biking their way to their favorite spring sporting events (with or without kids). Here are some tips from our pals at Hill Family Biking.

Either way, you need to take a self-driving car when visiting San Francisco… it’s part of the experience! Quick bite: Two of ...

The Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2025 just ended, and the mood this year was anxious yet hopeful. Much like last year, GDC felt concerned and uncertain, as stability for the industry was a central ...

In other parts of the world, Silent Hill F looks to be a game that is intended for mature audiences only. The ESRB has ...

As the developers describe it, and you'll see from the trailer, "Quite a Ride is a survival horror game with a unique twist—you traverse a rural landscape on a bicycle, relying on pedaling to keep ...

A classification decision will be published to the National Classification Database ahead of the game’s release." Silent Hill f - the first game in the series to be set in Japan - doesn't ...

Konami’s Silent Hill f has been pre-emptively refused classification in at least one country despite still being in development.

Silent Hill f has been refused classification in Australia due to graphic content like gender discrimination and torture. The game has received a CERO: Z rating in Japan, hinting at intense ...

meaning you may get in the saddle more often when you know that unavoidable hill is no longer a strain. Some studies have shown that e-bike riders get more exercise than regular bikers.

TL;DR: Silent Hill f has been banned in Australia before ... This isn't the first time the ACB has banned the release of a game in Australia, as the release of Grand Theft Auto IV was initially ...