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Evil Dead: Hail to the King (Sega Dreamcast, 2000)

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Evil Dead: Hail to the King is based on the three cult films by director Sam Raimi that, despite their popularity, are appearing in video game form for the very first time. The story of the game sees the hero Ash thrust back into that wicked cabin as it picks up where the third film, Army of Darkness, left off.<br><br>If there's one guy who hasn't had it easy in life, it's Ash. Fighting the Evil Dead time and time again, only to watch it come back and try to destroy you, tends to grate on one's nerves, even for a steely, determined, and only slightly mentally deficient guy such as our hero. The store clerk has watched his professor and several girlfriends mangled by the wicked dead in question, has lost his hand to the darkness, and has even been hurled back in time, all because of that rotten little book, the dread Necronomicon, and its blood-soaked pages. <br><br>Now, the Evil Dead seem to have been finally silenced, but our hero can't stop dreaming and reliving the nightmare. So Ash has decided to confront his past, taking his girl back up to the cabin where it all began. But what if something is waiting for them, out there in that secluded wood? What if the Necronomicon doesn't sleep after all? Knowing Ash's luck, it's a good bet that it doesn't, and an even better one that he'll have to load up the shotgun, strap on the chainsaw, and get groovy all over again as he re-engages the Evil Dead.<br><br>Armed only with a shotgun and his trusty chainsaw, Ash will begin the adventure by navigating with a traditional survival horror control scheme around the innards and outer areas of that now famous cabin in the woods, directly engaging the wicked minions of the Necronomicon that pop up along the way. The game features more than 20 different deadites who will be more than willing to stop Ash in his quest to destroy the book once and for all. But Ash won't be able to stop with the cabin. As his quest for more weapons and items becomes more intense, he will leave the confines of his own world completely, traveling through time to ancient Damascus to take on the book at its very point of origin.<br><br>Evil Dead: Hail to the King is a single-player experience, and many of the fans of the movies will be pleased to know that it features Bruce Campbell as the voice of Ash, complete with brand-new dialogue created specifically for the game.

Product Identifiers

PublisherTHQ
MPN785138370033
UPC0785138370033
eBay Product ID (ePID)2662

Product Key Features

RatingM - Mature
GenreAction & Adventure
PlatformSega Dreamcast
Game NameEvil Dead: Hail to the King

Additional Product Features

Release Year2000
Number of Players1
Country/Region of ManufactureUSA
Control ElementsGamepad/Joystick
ESRB DescriptorAnimated Blood & Gore, Animated Violence

Ratings and reviews

4.6
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  • Groovy!

    This is a Evil Dead fans dream in the 90's for sure. The game play is similar to resident evil with tank controls and constantly switching cinematic camera angles. The inventory system is also similar where you have a chest and limited space. The combat is a bit awkward. This is not an amazing game for a non evil dead fan, but for me I can look past a lot of its faults and still enjoy this game. The enemies are a little weak in the beginning but later it picks up. Also the spooky imagery in the game can sometimes have a silent hill vibe. You start in the cabin from the films and work your way out. I don't wanna give anything away but hopefully this will give you an idea of what to expect. I can appreciate it for what it is get this game for sure. But... if you are not a HUGE Evil Dead fan like me you might wanna skip this game.

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  • Evil dead fans must own.

    While it's a playable game with some rough camera angles. Think early Resident Evil which was good but in Evil Dead not so much. Fun still and truer to the Evil Dead horror feel and scale of the first two movies.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • Memories

    Its harder than I remember!!! Game is in excellent condition!!!👍👍👍

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  • Looks pretty good and works fine from pl...

    Looks pretty good and works fine from play testing

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • Nice

    Nice

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

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