Lance McDonald plays with the camera of this popular demo again, discovering Lisa's movements in some of her terrifying appearances.
This fall will mark the fifth anniversary of the announcement and launch of PT, a terrifying playable demo with which Hideo Kojima kept players around the world on edge for several days, being presented at Gamescom 2015. So rich in detail is This playable teaser that, five years later, we continue to discover surprises from the hand of Lance McDonald, a hacker accustomed to playing with the game's camera, thus finding images or scenes never seen before. Today, a video published on her YouTube channel reveals Lisa's behavior when she makes an appearance at certain specific moments in the demo, in which there are obviously spoilers.
Attention, spoilers for P.T.
As we remember, there are several times when Lisa appears to scare us. One of them is when a lamp falls towards the end of the corridor, when we look up and there she is, looking at us impassively. If we can hold her gaze, she ends up stepping back, something seen from a different perspective in the McDonald video. While from below we see how it is hidden on the top floor, from this new point of view we can see how the model of Lisa is deforming until it disappears completely.
Something similar occurs when we are going to open the bathroom door and due to the small gap in it that is half open, Lisa, from inside, closes it completely again. In the video we can see how he executes this action to end up fading into a scene similar to the one described above.
In the same way, McDonald already showed a few months ago, thanks to his camera tricks, that Lisa is permanently behind us, even if we do not hear or see her. So we check it again in this new video, also seeing that it only disappears when the player interacts with the answering machine.
As we know, the end of P.T. revealed what was going to be Silent Hills, a new start for the Konami franchise with the help of not only Kojima himself, but also the Mexican director Guillermo del Toro and actor Norman Reedus, with whom he finally collaborated in the development of Death Stranding, his first game already far from the shelter of what had been his home for 30 years. Recently, the Japanese creator gave his vision of what a horror game could be, which accompanied by the crazy rumors that Sony would be willing to get the rights not only of Silent Hills, but also of Castlevania and Metal Gear, It has made not a few fans around the world get excited.
