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Replay - MediEvil 2
MediEvil will rise from its grave in a PlayStation 4 remake next year, and if it's successful, we may see the sequel (which we are playing today) get the same treatment. If you're asking yourself "Hey, you should have replayed the first game instead," we already did that, and you can watch it right now!
MediEvil 2 was developed by SCE Cambridge Studio and released for PlayStation on April 30, 2000. Set 500 years after the events of the first game, Sir Daniel Fortesque returns to find he isn't the only dead being that lives again. He's quickly thrust into zombie-killing action, and even learns about Jack the Ripper. We take a look at the opening moments of this classic title, and shift gears a little for our second game, which impresses us more than it should.
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