Not a must play, but not bad enough to ignore.
Oh man, when my jobless younger brothers (15 year old twins) get there grubby mitts on some cash, they buy some of the stupidest things ever... So when my brother brought home this game which he just bought from Best Buy I winced, remembering some of the past games he bought.
So one day I looked over at the 250 dollar PSP that I never use and started playing Tony Hawk Underground 2 (which I already had beaten the hell out of) and got bored. Then I remembered my brother had bought Medievil: Resurrection and decided to give it a shot. I wasn't to impressed at first, the visuals were nice, but I was more impressed by the sound which was very crisp and well detailed, at the time I was listening through Ipod headphones (my house is loud and the PSP is too damn quite even at full blast). Even though it sounded good the voice acting was bad, and the game had a huge load of really really not funny humour.The game played well, but the targeting system and moving in general was a bit difficult to get used to especiialy with the PSP's craza tiny joystick. I am seriously considering one of the those enlargers (the sounds wrong...) for the joystick peice, that would help alot with this game.
But after an hour or so of adjusting to the movement of the game It turned out to be a decent hack and slash, with some puzzle features. I wouldn't buy it, but worth playing if you can bum it off of a friend.