Shortly after its release on the Nintendo Wii, Konami today announced that Silent Hill: Shattered Memories has now shipped for the PlayStation 2 and PSP.

This new release is a “reimagining of the original Silent Hill with all new twists”. In the game, the central character Harry Mason awakens from a car accident to find his daughter Cheryl is missing. To find her he must venture down the snow-covered streets of the nearby town of Silent Hill in a horrifying search that will lead him to the truth about his daughter and himself, if it doesn’t kill him first.

Unlike previous Silent Hill games, Shattered Memories clearly divides the threat-free adventuring portions and the action-oriented sequences spent escaping from the ghastly town denizens. The new version also includes features like a cellphone, map, camera and a psych profiling system. The game even adapts to a variety of player actions so that each experience is unique.

Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is now available in North American stores for the PlayStation 2 and PSP for $29.99. For more details about the game, check out our review of the Wii version.