Konami is putting five games and additional footage into a new Press Start broadcast on September 3. The official Konami Press Start page names Silent Hill: Townfall, Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, eFootball: Kick-Off!, Project Zircon, and Rev. NOiR, with the company adding an “And more!” line to the programme.
The page embeds the English YouTube broadcast and says the stream is expected to run for approximately 30 minutes. Konami also makes one unusual promise explicit: this presentation will not include announcements about a remake of Silent Hill. That gives viewers a useful boundary before the show begins, especially with Silent Hill: Townfall leading the published lineup.
Townfall leads a mixed Konami programme
Silent Hill: Townfall is the most prominent horror title in the lineup. Konami links its banner to the game’s official site, while the Press Start page places it first among the programme’s five named games. The company has not said exactly which segment will open the broadcast or how much time each project will receive, so the confirmed point is that Townfall is included, not that it will receive a particular length of showcase.
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse gives the stream a second major legacy series. Its inclusion will interest players looking for the next step in Konami’s current return to classic properties, while eFootball: Kick-Off! represents an already available title rather than an unreleased game. Project Zircon and Rev. NOiR fill out the announced list, and the page leaves room for at least one additional item without identifying it.
That spread makes Press Start different from a single-game trailer presentation. It combines a forthcoming survival horror release, a new Castlevania adventure, a football title, and two projects with less public detail on the event page. The result is a short broadcast that can move between established franchises and newer names without suggesting that every game will receive a full reveal.
What Konami has confirmed, and what it has not
Konami’s own page confirms the approximate runtime, the English and Japanese viewing options, the five named games, and the absence of a Silent Hill remake announcement. It does not publish a detailed running order, a list of individual trailers, or a complete description of the additional footage. Those details should be treated as unknown until the programme airs.
The horror angle gives the showcase a natural connection to the wider survival horror conversation on PixelTempo. Our Hellraiser: Revival feature looks at how another game builds its identity around puzzles and dread, while our feature on Japanese fighting games provides a different view of the legacy series and genres shaping the current release calendar.
Press Start also arrives close to another major broadcast window. As we reported in our article on PlayStation’s back-to-back State of Play shows, September 3 is already a busy day for game announcements. Konami’s programme adds another publisher-specific stream to that schedule, but its official page is careful not to promise a remake or identify the unannounced material.
For viewers, the practical takeaway is straightforward. The official Konami page provides the English YouTube link, lists the five confirmed games, and warns that the schedule can change without notice. Tune in for Townfall, Belmont’s Curse, eFootball: Kick-Off!, Project Zircon, and Rev. NOiR, while keeping expectations focused on updates and footage rather than a new Silent Hill remake reveal.
Konami’s “And more!” is the only open-ended part of the published lineup. Until the broadcast fills in that gap, the five named titles and the no-remake note are the reliable shape of Press Start.
