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- ID = PS0364
- STYLE = Multi-Genre Action
- DEV. = Traveller's Tales
- PUB. = Midway Home Entertainment
- R-DATE = Nov-20-2002
- ESRB = T / For Teen
- PLAYERS = 1 player
- LIST PRICE =
$49.99
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| Game Description |
Haven: Call of the King is the first game to transcend the boundaries of interactive technology and immerse gamers in a world seemingly without limitations. It unveils an epic tale of exploration and intrigue as the hero, Haven, single-handedly battles the enslavement of his people by the evil tyrant Lord Vetch. Derived from revolutionary technology including fully open, real-time worlds, Haven: Call of the King combines the fluid integration of third-person and vehicular gameplay mechanics with the ability to explore spectacular cinematic-quality world environments--from abysmal caves and eerie castles to stations in outer space. Gamers can seamlessly transition between walking or driving using unique fantasy vehicles throughout a fluid mix of gameplay styles, including platforming, turret-based shooting, boat and land vehicular racing, arena combat, and space exploration.
- An epic tale of exploration and intrigue.
- Fully open, real-time worlds.
- Seamlessly transition between walking and driving.
- Turret-based shooting.
- Arena combat and space exploration.
Haven: Call of the KingTM is the most expansive videogame of all time. Its amazing technology and epic storyline make it a must-play title for all gamers.
Haven: Call of the King is the story of a young hero's epic journey to free his enslaved people from the clutches of the evil Lord Vetch. Using Traveller's Tales' advanced T-Total gaming engine, which allows a multitude of genres to be seamlessly integrated into one game, Haven: Call of the King features many gameplay styles - platforming, turret-based shooting, boat and land vehicle racing, arena combat and space exploration. Players will travel through lava-filled subterranean mines, then race across oceans in jet-powered speedboats to pilot spaceships for interplanetary dogfights - all without a break in gameplay. Available Winter 2002, Haven: Call of the King is poised to transcend the boundaries of interactive technology. |
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| Game Reviews |
Amazon.co.uk Review
Haven: Call of the King clearly has the best of intentions, setting out to be a sort of Legend of Zelda jack-of-all-trades, specialising in some good old-fashioned 3-D platform leaping. The game does have variety in its favour, with tons of mini-games and lots of vehicles and weapons to commandeer. Indeed, the various levels are commendably interactive, even if far too many of them are interspersed with Crash Bandicoot style out-of-screen platform sections. There's also a bizarre obsession with crockery: health pots, explosive urns, hint vases and more litter this game world.
Unfortunately, the skittish controls and poor level design ensure that running and jumping around the game world is far less fun than it should be, especially with your irritating yo-yo/grappling hook constantly causing you to get caught in explosions you really didn't think you were anywhere near. With top quality titles like Jak and Daxter and Ratchet & Clank around, Haven is really only worth trying if you already have all these games and desperately want to play something similar--but not half as good. -- David Jenkins |
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| Game Controller |
DEFAULT
Left Analog Stick = move character
Right Analog Stick = camera
L3 or R3 Button = first person camera
X Button = jump
Square Button = use mag-ball
Circle Button = shield
R2 + L2 Button = center view
L1 Button = crouch, slide
SPECIAL MOVES
L1 + X Button = high jump
X Button (twice) = double jump
Left Analog Stick + Square Button = lunge with mag-ball attack
UNDERWATER
X Button = tread, ascend, jump out
Left Analog Stick = swim, dive
Left Analog Stick + X Button = surface crawl stroke
SPECIAL ENERGY ATTACKS
X + Circle Button (in midair) = shield smash
Square + Circle Button = power spin
L1 + Left Analog Stick + Circle Button = shield slide
JET PACK
Left Analog Stick = move character
Right Analog Stick = camera
X Button = ascend
Square Button = spray water
GLIDER
Left Analog Stick Up = dive
Left Analog Stick Down = climb
Left Analog Stick Left or Right = turn left or right
R1 Button = air brake
R2 Button = look right
L2 Button = look left
BI-PLANE
Left Analog Stick Up = dive
Left Analog Stick Down = climb
Left Analog Stick Left or Right = turn left or right
Right Analog Stick Left or Right = look left or right
X Button = speed
Square Button = shoot
R1 Button = roll right
L1 Button = roll left
SPEEDBOAT
Left Analog Stick Left or Right = turn left or right
X Button = accelerate
QUAD RACER
Left Analog Stick = steer
X Button = accelerate
Square Button = brake
HOVERPLANE
Left Analog Stick Up = forward
Left Analog Stick Down = backward
Left Analog Stick Left or Right = turn left or right
X Button = ascend
TURRET
Square Button = shoot
Circle Button = dismount
SUN SURFER
Left Analog Stick Up = dive
Left Analog Stick Down = climb
Left Analog Stick Left or Right = turn left or right
X Button = accelerate
Square Button = shoot
Circle Button = decelerate
R2 Button = roll right
L2 Button = roll left |
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