Silent Hill 3, while not having as much spotlight as it's predecessor, is still a terrific entry in the series, and another of Team Silent's masterpieces. It is an amazing horror experience that moved the series forward aesthetically, musicaly and thematically, and has one of the best female protagonists ever, Heather Mason. Her journey through this game was once that made my skin crawl, and it remains as an unforgettable experience that I have had the luck to experience. It is an experience that, as a man, made me understand the struggles of womanhood better, and expanded my horizons deeply, being proof, to me, the impact that a horror game can have on someone's views and experiences.
I was thankfully able to experience this game by the old PC abandoned port, and while it isn't as broken as the PC port Silent Hill 2, it does require fixes that are hurdles that'll keep most people from trying, which SH2 could circunvent thanks to the great Enhanced Edition. And, while the fixes may seem minimal, I wish there was an easy way for everyone to not only replay this game, but make it accesible for new comers. Konami amde the decision to preserve the original Metal Gear games with the Master Collection, to a moderate success imo, but strangely left Silent Hill without an equivalent, letting the old games to rot. This may be due to the infamous HD collection, and how the source code may not be available to develop a proper modern implementation of this games, leaving these entries only fate to be remade, a la Resident Evil. But Konami should, at the very least, do what Capcom did, and allow GOG to release (at the very least) Silent Hill 2 & 3 on it's storefront, while providing an accesible way to keep this games available. The versions that are Abandonware of these games are much closer to the PS2 version, and thanks to the community efforts done through the years with projects it shouldn't be an issue at all to bring these two back to current day PCs.