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|nfmv = [[IntroAV]]}}'''TitleAV''' (or '''SCEIAV''' in the Japanese version) is the first [[FMV]] in ''[[MediEvil]]''. It is shown before the title card of the game. | |nfmv = [[IntroAV]]}}'''TitleAV''' (or '''SCEIAV''' in the Japanese version) is the first [[FMV]] in ''[[MediEvil]]''. It is shown before the title card of the game. | ||
== | ==Summary== | ||
An unsettling dark melody sets the scene. Past rotating spheres and clock-like machinery with zodiac markings lies a simple message: "Sony Computer Entertainment Europe/America/Inc. Presents." This is followed by a screen revealing the title of the game: ''MediEvil''. | |||
MediEvil Title-JP.jpg|The still image used in the Japanese version. | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
===In other versions=== | |||
[[File:MediEvil Title-JP.jpg|The still image used in the Japanese version.|thumb|left]] | |||
The FMV is actually unused in the Japanese version, where it is instead replaced by a still image, although a modified FMV does appear on the disc. | |||
{{MediEvil FMVs}} | {{MediEvil FMVs}} | ||
[[Category:FMVs]] | [[Category:FMVs]] | ||
[[Category:MediEvil FMVs]] | [[Category:MediEvil FMVs]] | ||
Revision as of 14:12, 10 October 2021
| TitleAV | ||
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| [[File:<tabber>PAL = File:MediEvil - TitleAV (SCEE)|300px]] | ||
| AKA | SCEIAV | |
| Length | 0:26 | |
| Preceded by | N/A | |
| Followed by | IntroAV | |
TitleAV (or SCEIAV in the Japanese version) is the first FMV in MediEvil. It is shown before the title card of the game.
Summary
An unsettling dark melody sets the scene. Past rotating spheres and clock-like machinery with zodiac markings lies a simple message: "Sony Computer Entertainment Europe/America/Inc. Presents." This is followed by a screen revealing the title of the game: MediEvil.
Behind the scenes
In other versions
File:MediEvil Title-JP.jpg
The still image used in the Japanese version.
The FMV is actually unused in the Japanese version, where it is instead replaced by a still image, although a modified FMV does appear on the disc.