Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver: Difference between revisions

From Videogame Morgue File

(+new page)
 
No edit summary
 
(12 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown)
Line 5: Line 5:
  |publisher = Eidos Interactive
  |publisher = Eidos Interactive
  |platforms = PlayStation, Windows, Dreamcast
  |platforms = PlayStation, Windows, Dreamcast
  |date = 16 August 1999
  |date = {{Flag-US}}&nbsp;&nbsp;16 August 1999<br/>{{Flag-EU}}&nbsp;&nbsp;27 August 1999
  |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legacy_of_Kain:_Soul_Reaver
  |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legacy_of_Kain:_Soul_Reaver
  |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/legacy-of-kain-soul-reaver
  |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/legacy-of-kain-soul-reaver
Line 12: Line 12:
}}
}}


'''Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver''' is an action-adventure game written and directed by [[Amy Hennig]], developed by Crystal Dynamics, and originally released for the PlayStation. It had a difficult development, including a large amount of cut and abandoned content and a legal challenge from the series' previous developer Silicon Knights.
'''Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver''' is an action-adventure game written and directed by [[Amy Hennig]], developed by Crystal Dynamics, and originally released for the PlayStation. Its development was plagued with delays, leaving a large amount of content on the cutting room floor.


It is the sequel to [[Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain]].
It is the sequel to [[Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain]]. The developers of the first game, [[Silicon Knights]], filed an injunction against Crystal Dynamics, their former publisher and the developer of the sequel.


== Previews ==


<includeonly>[[Category:Game]]</includeonly>
{{GalleryStart}}
 
{{GalleryCard
|file=1998-05-GI.jpg
|title=Game Informer
|date=March 1998
|country=US
}}
 
{{GalleryCard
|file=Arcade (1998-12) 01_page_36.pdf
|title=Arcade
|date=December 1998
|country=UK
}}
 
{{GalleryCard
|file=Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 115 February 1999 Legacy of Kain feature.pdf
|title=Electronic Gaming Monthly
|date=February 1999
|country=US
}}
 
{{GalleryCard
|file=GamePro Issue 117 April 1999 page 1, 41-42.pdf
|title=GamePro
|date=April 1999
|country=US
}}
 
{{GalleryCard
|file=PC.Games.N081.1999.06-fl0n_pages_68-70_optim.pdf
|title=PC Games
|date=June 1999
|country=DE
}}
 
{{GalleryCard
|file=Dreamcast-USA-03_(2000-01)_Page_70-71_optim.pdf
|title=Official Sega Dreamcast Magazine
|date=January 2000
|country=UK
}}
 
{{GalleryCard
|file=DC-UK 6 (2000-02) pages_84-85.pdf
|title=DC-UK
|date=February 2002
|country=UK
}}
 
{{GalleryEnd}}
 
== Marketing ==
 
{{GalleryStart}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=CTW_Benelux_-_nr_6_1999_38.pdf
|title=CTW Benelux
|date=June 1999
|country=NL
}}
{{GalleryEnd}}
 
== Reviews ==
 
{{GalleryStart}}
 
{{GalleryCard
|file=OPM -043_pages_1_82-87_optim.pdf
|title=Official PlayStation Magazine
|date=March 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Official Australian PlayStation Magazine 21 April 1999_pages_72-75_optim.pdf
|title=Official PlayStation Magazine
|date=April 1999
|country=AU
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Playstation Plus -45_pages_1_5-12_optim.pdf
|title=PlayStation Plus
|date=June 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Edge-073_pages_78-79_optim.pdf
|title=Edge
|date=July 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Computer and Video Games - Issue 212 (1999-07)(EMAP Images)(GB)_pages_43-45_optim.pdf
|title=Computer and Video Games
|date=July 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=GamesMaster-083_pages_1_82-87_optim.pdf
|title=GamesMaster
|date=July 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Play tm (1999) 050_pages_50-52_optim.pdf
|title=Play
|date=July 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Playstation Pro -36_pages_70-73_optim.pdf
|title=PlayStation Pro
|date=July 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Arcade (1999-08) 09_pages_77-80_optim.pdf
|title=Arcade
|date=August 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Ultimate PC 25_pages_1_62-65_optim.pdf
|title=Ultimate PC
|date=August 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Official US PlayStation Magazine Volume 3 Issue 1 1999-10_page_106_optim.pdf
|title=Official PlayStation Magazine
|date=October 1999
|country=US
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Electronic Gaming Monthly Issue 123 October 1999 page 228.jpg
|title=Electronic Gaming Monthly
|date=October 1999
|country=US
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=PC Gamer (1999-10) 074_page_81_optim.pdf
|title=PC Gamer
|date=October 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=PC Zone 81 (October 1999)_page_79_optim.pdf
|title=PC Zone
|date=October 1999
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Gamefan_Vol_7_Issue_10_(1999-10)_pages_40-41.pdf
|title=Gamefan
|date=October 1999
|country=US
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=GameLand_1999_19-52_pages_60_61.pdf
|title=GameLand
|date=October 1999
|country=RU
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Xtreme PC 24 Octubre 1999 página 56-57.pdf
|title=Xtreme PC
|date=October 1999
|country=AR
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=PC_Player_1999_11_pages_79-81_optim.pdf
|title=PC Player
|date=November 1999
|country=DE
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=cgw_186_jan2000_page_139.jpg
|title=Computer Gaming World
|date=January 2000
|country=US
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=DC-UK_7 (2002-03) pages_20-23_optim.pdf
|title=DC-UK
|date=March 2000
|country=UK
}}
{{GalleryCard
|file=Dreamcast-USA-04_(2000-03)_Page_92-93_optim.pdf
|title=Official Sega Dreamcast Magazine
|date=March 2000
|country=US
}}
{{GalleryEnd}}
 
 
== Resources ==
 
* http://www.dark-chronicle.co.uk/resources/designerdiary-sr1.php — Archived copy of 'designer diary' post from official site (author unknown)
* https://blog.playstation.com/2012/10/12/behind-the-classics-amy-hennig-talks-soul-reaver-secrets/ — Amy Hennig interview from PlayStation official blog (2012)
* https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1JIzEZlM7Ssc78MevAiGmf5N3lQs1g0m4 — Google Drive collection of scanned magazine coverage of the whole series
 
 
[[Category:Game]]

Latest revision as of 22:15, 8 March 2022

Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver is an action-adventure game written and directed by Amy Hennig, developed by Crystal Dynamics, and originally released for the PlayStation. Its development was plagued with delays, leaving a large amount of content on the cutting room floor.

It is the sequel to Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain. The developers of the first game, Silicon Knights, filed an injunction against Crystal Dynamics, their former publisher and the developer of the sequel.

Previews[edit]

Marketing[edit]

Reviews[edit]


Resources[edit]