Konami planning second and third waves of new Silent Hill games

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IGN reports Konami producer Motoi Okamoto told Famitsu Issue 1965 that Konami is planning "second and third waves" of new Silent Hill games. Okamoto said the company successfully released the three titles it initially announced as a "first wave," and that those releases received "high praise." He added Konami is "not stopping here" and is "thinking of the second and third waves," but said the studio cannot share specific details. IGN cites the Famitsu interview via Game Observer when reporting these remarks.

• What happened: IGN reports Motoi Okamoto told Famitsu Issue 1965 that, after releasing the three initially announced Silent Hill titles successfully, Konami is planning "second and third waves" of new Silent Hill games.
• Why it matters: Okamoto is quoted by IGN as saying the first wave "received high praise" and that Konami is "satisfied," framing the decision to consider additional waves of projects.
• Context: IGN’s story notes the remarks came from an interview in Famitsu Issue 1965 (reported via Game Observer) and says the first wave included titles such as the Silent Hill 2 remake.
• What next: According to IGN’s report of Okamoto’s Famitsu interview, Konami "can’t share specific details" yet and is "currently looking at a number of projects," but no specific titles, dates, or schedules were announced.