Japanese students learn English by playing PT

Few unmade video games are more famous silent Hill and its beloved playable trailer. Although PT is now hard to find since Konami took it offline, a teacher in Japan is using it as a tool to teach students how to speak English.

Niigata Prefecture Tsunan Junior High School shared a blog entry (pass IGN) demonstrates how assistant language teachers can use PT as a learning tool in the classroom. Students are invited to play a PT game in English, and other members of the class will weigh in on what the players should do next by using English phrases.

The blog notes that the PT's alarmingly loud ringing phone frightened the fifth-graders, who were roughly the same age as the high school sophomores. But it's one of the most novel ways to learn another language. Considering the only easy way to play the game is with a PlayStation 4 console that was downloaded before PT was taken down, it's pretty impressive that they have this game.

Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima, director Guillermo del Toro and actor Norman Reedus collaborated on Silent Hill before Konami pulled the plug on the project. Kojima subsequently left the company and was released death strandingstarring Reedus and with del Toro in a cameo. sequel, Death Stranding 2: On the Beachreleased earlier this year.

Hideo Kojima is currently working on ofdirector Jordan Peele’s upcoming horror game. One of the first trailers for OD appears to be Has Silent Hill callback functionality. the latest one OD trailer Also very reminiscent of PT, Kojima then stated that he had to make sure He didn't catch the real ghost When he visited the venue of the competition. OD currently doesn't have a release date, but it's being produced by Xbox Game Studio in conjunction with Kojima Productions. Actors Sophia Lillis, Hunter Schafer and Udo Kier provided their likenesses and voices for the game.