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In a [[Preview:PlayStation Plus, July 1997|PlayStation Plus magazine preview from July 1997]], the trident is described as a very powerful weapon and immensely difficult to get hold of. It is said to fire guided bolts of energy, with the ability to charge it up to fire an immensely powerful but unguided blast. | In a [[Preview:PlayStation Plus, July 1997|PlayStation Plus magazine preview from July 1997]], the trident is described as a very powerful weapon and immensely difficult to get hold of. It is said to fire guided bolts of energy, with the ability to charge it up to fire an immensely powerful but unguided blast. | ||
====''MediEvil Rolling Demo''==== | ====''MediEvil Rolling Demo''==== | ||
In the ''[[MediEvil Rolling Demo]]'', the trident usually crashes the game | In the ''[[MediEvil Rolling Demo]]'', the trident usually crashes the game when equipping it. However, there are workarounds.{{citation needed}} When it is successfully equipped, its attack animation will play when the attack button is pressed, but it is unable to harm enemies due to being unfinished.{{Gameref|Rolling-Demo}} The trident's attack animation was reused for the sword lunge attack in the final game. | ||
====''MediEvil ECTS Pre-Alpha''==== | ====''MediEvil ECTS Pre-Alpha''==== | ||