P.T .: Konami stamps a remake for PC

D Joy lasts only briefly: early July The 17-year-old developer Qimsar released a first version of a PC remake "PT". Piece by piece, the inventor had fabricated Konami's horror mini-game and presented preliminary results that could be seen. As feared by the hobby developer, Konami does not match the replica of the horror demo class now no longer available in the junk. Although it is a non-commercial fan project, the company has now asked the player to interrupt it. At 5 am, he claims to have received a phone call that he had already been waiting for. At the other end of the line, an employee of Konami asked him to remove his version of "PT".

Konami is conciliatory

This seems extremely hard at first, but has turned out to be "Qimsar". like a stroke of luck. In fact, Konami was very enthusiastic about his project. The PC version of "P.T." has made a great impression on the company and he is really sorry to have to announce for legal reasons his Aus. For compensation, he offered the amateur developer an internship at Konami, who apparently accepted the thank-you. On top of that, Konami should have sent him a stack of games and other attentions. A very nice gesture of the company. Other studios often respond to replicas of their games with lawsuits. Only for players who were anxiously awaiting the PC version of "P.T.", the story is a damper. Although there are other projects of this type, most of them are far from complete.

The Story of PT

In 2014, the star developer Hideo Kojima released a little horror game called "PT" on the PlayStation 4. The mini-game scary should serve as a foretaste of the title "Silent Hills". However, it was abandoned soon after and "P.T." has disappeared from the PlayStation Store – to the horror of fans. This was followed by many independent games, which were based on the style of the little masterpiece, but whose quality rarely reached. To date, the original enjoys great popularity, but is only available to PS4 players who still have the title on their hard drive.