Hidetaka Suehiro
Video game director of 'Silent Hill'
Born
April 14th, 1973
52 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Japan
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Born in 1973, this individual has made a significant mark in the video game industry as a director and writer. The career began at Konami, where contributions were made to the iconic horror franchise 'Silent Hill'. Later, established an independent company, creating psychological horror experiences that expanded the genre. The work often blends storytelling with interactive gameplay, receiving acclaim for innovative design and atmosphere. The influence extended beyond gaming, impacting popular culture and inspiring future developers.
Directed 'Silent Hill' series
Founded 'Frictional Games'
Created 'Yomawari' series
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