MediEvil Rolling Demo

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The MediEvil Rolling Demo is a version of MediEvil that is 400 days older than the final version of the game. The demo was released on two PAL region demo discs in late 1997 – Winter Releases '97 demo 01 and Registered Users Demo 02 – the first of which was given out at the European Computer Trade Show.[1] The demo cannot be played without cheating or hacking. Files on the discs suggest that the demo finished development around August 14, 1997.

Controls

  • X button – Skip segment.
  • SELECT – Return to main menu.

Sequence

The whole demo as recorded by EnergeticLute33.

The demo lasts just over 10 minutes and is made up of 17 segments. The whole sequence is as follows:

  1. The Graveyard
  2. The Desecrated Church
  3. The Ant Caves
  4. The Asylum Grounds
  5. The Ghost Ship
  6. Pools of the Ancient Dead
  7. Pumpkin Gorge
  8. Scarecrow Fields
  9. The Ant Caves
  10. Pumpkin Gorge
  11. The Ghost Ship
  12. The Graveyard
  13. The Asylum Grounds
  14. The Haunted Ruins
  15. Pools of the Ancient Dead
  16. Pumpkin Gorge
  17. The Sleeping Village

Cheats

Main article: Cheats in MediEvil

The following cheats will only work after Dan has been made controllable.

DEBUG1

"LOST TROLL"
While holding L2 button, press Left button, Circle button, Square button, Triangle button, Triangle button, Right button, Circle button, Left button, Left button. New options will then appear in the pause menu.[2]

DEBUG2

"STOUT LORD"
While holding L2 button, press Square button, Triangle button, Circle button, Up button, Triangle button, Left button, Circle button, Right button, Down button. New options will then appear in the pause menu.[2]

GameShark codes

D0096864 800D
300D4490 0000
Player-controlled Dan Stops demo mode.[3]
D0096864 800D
300CFCEC 0001
DEBUG1 Unlocks additional options in the pause menu.[3]
D0096864 800D
300CFCEC 0002
DEBUG2 Unlocks additional options in the pause menu.[3]

See also

References

  1. Goring, Graham, ECTS - Lotta BBW's on uk.games.video.playstation. Published September 7, 1997. Retrieved April 22, 2022.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Original research by SolidSnake11.
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 Codes by Hacc.

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