The boss of the colleague of the ex of the friend of my girlfriend's mother's brother is in contact with Team Cherry, and I've obtained confidential information. Hollow Knight: Pablo will be released exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2 in January 2027, and a live-action HBO series called Hollow Knight: Quirrel is reportedly in development with a first season slated for 2032!
This might seem like a silly question, but I'm making my very first Unity game, my first time developing in my life, and I don't know how to work from two different locations with two different PCs without losing anything from my Unity project.
I read Reaper Man about a year ago, I just finished Faust Eric, and I have Monstrous Regiment and The Amazing Maurice in my library that I haven't read yet. So far, I've preferred Reaper Man, but I also loved Faust Eric. Which one should I read next? And which book should I buy next? I don't know anything about the Discworld timeline, and I bought my first Pratchett books somewhat randomly.
I remember a line I found hilarious in Eric, something about how the Discworld would fall into the void if it weren't supported by the elephants on the tortoise. Could you help me find that quote? I think it's at the beginning of Eric, not when they're witnessing the creation of the world.
I recently finished the Silent Hill 2 remake, and I don't understand why the creatures from that game appear in other Silent Hill games, given that the creatures are modeled directly based on James's psyche. I haven't played the other Silent Hill games, but I've seen a lot of videos about them.
For example, the nurses represent James's sexual attraction to nurses because of Mary's sexual inactivity due to her illness. Pyramid Head represents the guilt that haunts James, the lying figures are Mary and her illness, and so on. These creatures exist solely through James's psyche. So why do we often find the nurses or even Pyramid Head in stories about other characters? And even if there are nurses for other characters because they have traumas related to hospitals or something, why are these nurses so sexualized? There's an explanation in SH2, but not for the others. Despite all that, I believe that everything that has been represented in films like those of Christopher Gans is there only for fan service (for example, the nurses, Pyramid Head and even a Lying Figure in the 2006 film, I didn't even try to understand that nonsense).
NOTE: If I've ever talked about symbolism in relation to creatures and made a mistake in my explanation, please don't hesitate to tell me, it's possible. But I think I've grasped the essentials about monsters and their meaning.
TL;DR : Why monsters linked to James only in other stories ?