The Enchanted Earth is one of the stranger levels of MediEvil, featuring a giant Dragon Bird, acid-spitting frogs and a host of Shadow Demons newly released from their prison. Even limited by the graphics of the PSOne era it’s a sight to behold, and a facelift should elevate the Hall to glorious new heights. The Hall of Heroes is where all valiant souls go to rest, and it’s a location that features heavily throughout MediEvil.
Here’s a few things that we’re excited to see in all their shiny, 4K glory. While little is known about the upcoming remaster, the short teaser presented at PlayStation Experience was enough to pique our interest. The last time anyone had seen the MediEvil franchise was Sir Dan’s appearance in 2012’s PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, and before then, an abysmal reboot known as MediEvil: Resurrection released in 2005 for PSP. For those who grew up with the title, this writer included, it was a gratifying announcement. While the design was kept hidden until the final moments of the presentation, the reveal brought with it a spectacular surprise – the return of Sir Daniel Fortesque, and the ‘re-resurrection’ of the beloved MediEvil franchise. As has become tradition at Sony’s gaming conferences, CEO Shawn Layden presented 2017’s PlayStation Experience in a novelty shirt.
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