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- Denne varer er brugt - Spansk udgivelse - Engelsk sprog Beskrivelse MediEvil (PlayStation 1) MediEvil er et action-adventure-spil fra 1998 udviklet og udgivet af Sony Computer Entertainment til PlayStation. Spillet foregår i det middelalderlige kongerige Gallowmere og følger den charmerende, men uheldige helt Sir Daniel Fortesque, som forsøger at stoppe den onde Zaroks invasion og samtidig gøre sig fortjent til heltestatus. Spillet blev oprindeligt udviklet fra 1995 hos Millennium Interactive under arbejdstitlen Dead Man Dan . Visuals er stærkt inspireret af Tim Burtons The Nightmare Before Christmas , hvilket giver spillet en mørk og humoristisk Halloween-stemning. Spillet blev oprindeligt planlagt som et arkadeinspireret shooter-spil til Windows og Sega Saturn, men efter Sonys opkøb af udvikleren blev det til en PlayStation-titel. MediEvil blev rost for sin unikke visuelle stil og stemningsfulde univers, men modtog også kritik for nogle udfordringer med kamera og styring. Spillet blev udgivet i Europa og Nordamerika i 1998 og i Japan i 1999, og det blev senere genudgivet på PlayStation Network i 2007. Spillet fik en efterfølger, MediEvil 2 , i 2000, og er blevet genudgivet og genskabt i remakes til PSP i 2005 ( MediEvil: Resurrection ) og PlayStation 4 i 2019. Højdepunkter: Klassisk action-adventure med gotisk og humoristisk fantasy Spiller som Sir Daniel Fortesque i hans kamp mod Zarok Visuals inspireret af Tim Burton-stil Blanding af kamp, platforming og udforskning Kultstatus blandt PS1-fans og efterfølgende remakes Et must-have for fans af retro PlayStation-spil og action-adventure med personlighed. Manual Yes Original Boks Yes Genre Action/Adventure Region eu

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