Yea, it was so sad thathe wasn't really an "enemy" in this game. I love Pyramid Head and enjoy fighting him! If Team Silent had made this one, PH would've probably shown up more.
Actually, I have to disagree with that part. I love Homecoming, and I love Pyramid Head, but I didn't think that he didn't get to little screen time, even though I did act like a fangirl when I saw him. And also, since when had the prontagonists shared Otherworlds? ._."
While Homecoming was a bit of a disappointment, I like Pyramid Head's role in the game. His few appearances sure were memorable ones. As with the first encounter with PH in the hotel...
I was peeing in my pants, I was like: "Jesus, I'm not gonna fight that thing now, right? I only have a boter knife, and a pistol without ammo! >.<"
I totally agree. It seems that Konami wanted to frustrate us but not making Pyramid Head a substantial character. When I first played Homecoming I was so excited to see him and a was very disappointed to see that he had no effect in the game he was just merely there. But I also understand why he wasn't a huge roll too. u see, Pyramid Head, of Pyramid Heads, were mainly established in Silent heuvel 2 which was basically a total different hell. This was geared meer towards James Sunderland's personal demons thus creating a murderous monster as such as himself. So I theorize that Konami only put him in Homecoming because he plays a roll in Silent heuvel in general and because he is such a big icon. Now with the ending of Silent heuvel Homecoming I also think that it is a horrible ending. I spent two weeks trying to beat it and I find out that it just ends in a spleet, split second. Don't get me wrong, we already knew that Joshua was dead but I found the final boss to be too easy and I also feel that the game could've dragged on the ending a little bit longer because the one they chose seemed too corny and too pathetic
