The greatest evil you'll face in this game will probably be the realization that you actually paid money for it. Read Review
Based on Todd McFarlane's series of Monsters action figures, Evil Prophecy sets players on an action packed adventure to hunt down the some of the most famous creatures in literature. Armed with unique fighting abilities and lethal combo attacks, one to four players can hone their skills against McFarlane-designed characters like Dracula, the Werewolf, and Frankenstein's Monster. Additionally, the game boasts six expansive environments, an unlockable art gallery, and video interviews with Todd McFarlane himself.
It was two decades ago when Todd McFarlane first broke into comic books. In that time his influence has been felt not only in the comic industry, but also in the worlds of animation, toys, and even music videos. With the release of Evil Prophecy, McFarlane is hoping to finally find success in the video-game market. Unfortunately for Todd, in order for a game to be successful, it first has to be somewhat entertaining. Read More »
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Todd McFarlane and his production company have not had the most stellar success with video games. Spawn, despite several valiant attempts, has yet to obtain a well-received interactive inception. Last year, McFarlane contributed Necrid as a unique character to the console versions of Namco's "Soul Calibur II," and devoted fighting fans almost had a heart attack. Konami and its Hawaii-based studio, however, have been developing their own production in conjunction with McFarlane, forming a new take on the beat-'em-up genre with McFarlane's Evil Prophecy. The game dropped off the map following a low-key showing at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) last year, but development is nearing completion and a near-final playable build has stumbled into our path. Read More »
Also known as: McFarlane's Monsters, Todd McFarlane's Evil Prophecy
Release Region: United States
Release Date: June 15, 2004
Publisher: Konami
Release Region: United Kingdom
Release Date: August 13, 2004
Publisher: Konami
57 KB
1 DVD
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