Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.
Developer: Cambridge Studios
Platform: PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable) handheld entertainment system
Genre: Action-Adventure
Players: Single-player, Multi-player (2 players) via wireless multiplayer connectivity
Release: September 2005
ESRB Rating: "RP" for Rating Pending
Developed by Cambridge Studios, MediEvil Resurrection is inspired by the myths, characters, and environments of the popular PS one™ franchise, exclusively to PSP. MediEvil Resurrection provides players with an enchanting storyline filled with numerous levels and gameplay locations, supported with various characters, including numerous enemies, weapons, and mini-games that take place in the realm of Gallowmere. In single-player mode, players follow the role of Sir Daniel Fortesque and embark on a series of events to defeat the evil Sorcerer Zarok. During Wi-Fi gameplay via ad-hoc mode, players can compete head-to-head in various arcade-style mini games.
STORYLINE
One hundred years have passed since the evil Sorcerer Zarok was defeated at the Battle of Gallowmere, heroically cut down by a mortally wounded Sir Daniel Fortesque. Or at least, that's what the people were told; in fact, poor Sir Daniel Fortesque was a bit of a coward, falling in the very first wave of arrows. Now Zarok has returned, turning day into night, and raising an undead army to conquer the land. As a side effect, Sir Daniel Fortesque also has been resurrected…now, he has the chance to defeat Zarok and in death become the hero he never was in life.
KEY FEATURES
• Levels: In MediEvil Resurrection , there are 19 levels and gameplay locations that take place in Gallowmere. In particular:
• A fully functional Carnival zone featuring oodles of multi-level fairground style mini-games, offering hours of gameplay, and opportunities to earn gold to fund Dan's core quest.
• A multifunctional crypt room where Dan can learn new combat moves. The crypt features a gameplay manual, journal, a bestiary book and an artifact book, all of which are automatically updated with information as Dan's quest evolves.
• Mini-Games: More than 70 mini-games divided among single-player gameplay and wireless multi-player connectivity via ad-hoc mode.
• Combat Moves / Weapons: During gameplay, players have access to 20 weapons and an enriched combat/shielding system complete with over 200 moves and multiple combos that can be used.
• Wireless connectivity: A plethora of Wi-Fi multiplayer games via ad hoc mode that include mini-games encompassing the innovative race mode among others, which allows participants to compete simultaneously across their favorite in-game levels.
• Characters: Players take the role of Sir Daniel Fortesque.
• In addition, the re-appearance of many well loved characters and places from the original MediEvil world are included - all updated graphically, mechanically, and vocally, as well as the inclusion of new characters, locations, play mechanics and story plots.
• A new sidekick for Dan in the guise of Al Zalam, a streetwise sarcastic genie who is locked inside Daniel Fortesque's hollow head. Al Zalam offers timely commentary on Dan's successes and failures.
• Innovative in-game help feature: In the form of the mysterious Voodoo Witch who can tell Dan's fortune, and offers up cryptic clues for each of the locations that Dan will visit.
• Over 100 humorous film-quality cut scenes : introducing characters such as the pedantic Harbor Master of Scurvy docks and the new-age hippy nightmare, Forrest Witch. | 
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