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Evil Dead Hail To The King (DC)

Description: Evil Dead Hail to the King takes the survival horror genre to new heights by combining the successful formula of ... more

Evil Dead Hail To The King (DC) ... suspense action and puzzle solving with over the top bloodlust and signature Ash humor all within the confines of the Evil Dead universe. Hail

Newest Review: ... While Resident Evil is, indeed, a Survival Horror game, Doom isn’t really, and RE‘s slow, stalking gameplay didn’t really ... more

... seem to fit the kinetic nature of the films, and while the latter game was as fast and furious as Raimi’s movies, a First-Person perspective would lose much of the character of Ash. Most importantly, no matter what genre the game fit into, trying to get across the comedy element of the movies was always going to be tough, but to be fair to THQ, they did take steps towards remedying this with the bizarre, yet brilliant, inclusion of a ‘One-Liner’ button. Yes, there is actually a button designed specifically to unle...more

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Evil Dead Hail To The King (DC): Nothing regal here whatsoever... (1321 words)
by - written on 11/12/06 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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Its funny to think that Sam Raimi’s The Evil Dead and it’s two sequels have maintained a cult following for years, but it wasn’t until the formative years of this decade that merchandise based upon the 3 movies and their iconic main character, Ashley J. ‘Ash’ Williams, as portrayed by Bruce Campbell, has flown onto the shelves. Action figures, tin lunchboxes, T-Shirts, and in a move few would have foreseen, a videogame, in the form of Evil Dead: Hail To The King. Released in the year 2000 for the PlayStation and Dreamcast, for which it was one of my first games, Hail To The King was not actually the first videogame based upon Raimi’s movies, as a long ... Read the complete review

Such A Disapointment (413 words)
by - written on 02/05/03 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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Most of us will have seen the Evil Dead films. If not i can tell you that they are quite good. However as for this game all i can say is that it is such a disapointment. This game was brought out for a few consoles such as Playstation and Dreamcast. Lets find out about the game then. The game`s story stays true to the films adding a few twists here and there. It begins with Ash the chainsaw-wielding hero (which you play) going back to the dark cabin where everything began in order to confront his fears and nightmares. Of course we then find out pages from the Necronomicon are missing and so is Ashs new lady, Jenny. From then on it`s a wild ride into a portal ... Read the complete review

Evil Dead Hail To The King (DC): Not a touch on the films. (447 words)
by - written on 29/01/02 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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WOOHOO, at last the supposed fourth installment to the Evil Dead trilogy. "GREAT" everyone shouts... well not really. After three great cult movies the inevitable (which was Evil Dead the game) had to happen . Unfortunately its nowhere near as good as it rightfully should be! The graphics (as with most games) are probably the strongest selling point of Hail to the King but don't hold up with the top dogs of this genre like resident evil code veronica. The backgrounds are static like the early resident evils but arent as lavishly decorated, however they are lit quite nicely. The character that you play (Ash) is quite detailed in comparison and he ... Read the complete review