UK,  February 26, 2009 - UK developer Climax is believed to be at work on a Wii and PSP remake of Silent Hill, Konami's 1999 PlayStation classic that still stands as one of the survival horror genres' high water marks.

Although neither Konami nor Climax were able to comment, videogaming24/7 is carrying the rumour, stating that motion controls, unsurprisingly, will be a feature of the Wii version.

Any such remake would correlate with details on Climax's official site, which state that the company is working on a Wii and PSP game for Konami. Another project for Konami, slated for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, is also listed, though the identity of this game remains unknown.

Climax has previously worked on the Silent Hill franchise to good effect, its PSP title Silent Hill Origins earning a healthy 8.0 when reviewed at the tail-end of 2007.

Which is a mite better than the 7.0 that Silent Hill: Homecoming, the fifth instalment proper in the series, earned when reviewed by IGN UK yesterday.

DH played that to 100% twice. He really wants to live there-Silent Hill, the perfect vacation spot....

Ok, YOU should've been a Marine. Sera, Iraq...not a lot of difference, except for the palm trees