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MediEvil Move: Deadmund's Quest Comes To PlayStation Move
Sony resurrected an old franchise from its IP graveyard for this minigames-on-rails motion-controlled adventure.
With one-to-one motion controls, players guide Deadmund (he's a skeletal knight. Get it?) through a series of branching paths, conquering enemies with various weapons and completing challenges like maintaining balance with outstreched arms along the way.
Sony Computer Entertainment president and CEO Jack Tretton already teased the playable kiosks awaiting our guys at the press conference itself, so hopefully we'll get some hands-on impressions here on gameinformer.com later tonight.
MediEvil Move: Deadmund's Quest comes out this fall.
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