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'''''The Art of MediEvil''''' is a digital book of concept art from the ''[[MediEvil ( | '''''The Art of MediEvil''''' is a digital book of concept art from the ''[[MediEvil (2019)|MediEvil]]'' remake. It was included as part of the remake's Digital Deluxe Edition. | ||
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Revision as of 14:19, 24 July 2023
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The Art of MediEvil is a digital book of concept art from the MediEvil remake. It was included as part of the remake's Digital Deluxe Edition.
Content
- Sir Daniel Fortesque
- Environments & Props
- Friends & Foes
- Bosses
- The Heroes
- Developer Interviews
Behind the scenes
Development
Although the artwork was supplied by Other Ocean Interactive, they did not make the application itself. It was instead made by Sony.[1]
References
- ↑
"The MediEvil art team provided the art for the digital art book and provided some layout templates, etc., but it was all assembled by the fine folks at Sony." — Jeff Nachbaur on Twitter. Published January 22nd, 2020. Retrieved May 15, 2021.