Job openings at Blizzard Entertainment indicated that the well-known development studio is actually working on more titles that we were led to believe (thanks, Diii.net. Here's the word:

    The job openings mentioned in this newspost is indeed a brand-new game that has not been mentioned before.

    1. This brand-new game is not a World of Warcraft expansion, and it is not related to the Next-Gen MMO.

    2. In the present, the brand-new game is using the World of Warcraft engine merely for testing purposes.

    3. The Client Software Engineer job opening is to hire the person that will have the responsibility to develop an engine from scratch for this game. This new engine will be built depending on the skill and interest of the person hired for this position.

    Whether this game is based on the three major franchises (Warcraft, Starcraft or Diablo) or a new IP, that remains unknown.

Mason’s investigations lead him to the mist-shrouded, snowy streets of Silent Hill: a malevolent town where the shadows play host to a wealth of evil, misshapen creatures.

According to the publisher, the PSP and PlayStation 2 editions are going to feature a" more familiar control system." Both versions were designed to appeal to Silent Hill and newcomers alike. As for the Wii edition, it will be adapted for the console's specific controls - the Wii Remote. Word has it that the main character's torch and cell phone will be vital as Mason looks for clues. The torch is vital for scouring the darkened, abandoned buildings of Silent Hill, while the phone acts as a secondary user interface, allowing the player to access maps via its GPS capabilities and take pictures of interesting elements.

Also new to Shattered Memories is a psyche profile element, which monitors every aspect of player’s reactions – from where they explore first, items that have been examined, and their reaction to those they meet. Small visual elements will also be altered slightly, adding to the oppressing atmosphere where nothing is what it seems. The psyche profile will adapt Harry’s actions as and when he meets normal-looking people or the game’s many inhuman denizens.

All three versions are in the hands of dev. team Climax, who were responsible for Silent Hill: Origins (PSP/PS2). There's an all-new soundtrack by series creator Akira Yamaoka in the works too.