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The game took six years to develop and went through a number of iterations - in 1996 a [[Sega Saturn]] version was advertised (to be published by [[Virgin Interactive Entertainment]]), but a release did not materialise. It was also thought to have been picked up by [[Sega]] themselves, to be released on the Saturn before the PlayStation in 1997, but again these plans fell through. In the end, [[Interplay]] published the game in North America and [[Ocean Software]] (later [[Infogrames]]) published it in Europe. | The game took six years to develop and went through a number of iterations - in 1996 a [[Sega Saturn]] version was advertised (to be published by [[Virgin Interactive Entertainment]]), but a release did not materialise. It was also thought to have been picked up by [[Sega]] themselves, to be released on the Saturn before the PlayStation in 1997, but again these plans fell through. In the end, [[Interplay]] published the game in North America and [[Ocean Software]] (later [[Infogrames]]) published it in Europe. | ||
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Revision as of 18:28, 13 November 2014
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| Heart of Darkness |
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| System(s): Sega Saturn |
| Developer: Amazing Studios |
| Genre: Action |
| Number of players: 1 |
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Heart of Darkness is a platform game released strategy game released in 1998 for the PlayStation and Windows PCs.
The game took six years to develop and went through a number of iterations - in 1996 a Sega Saturn version was advertised (to be published by Virgin Interactive Entertainment), but a release did not materialise. It was also thought to have been picked up by Sega themselves, to be released on the Saturn before the PlayStation in 1997, but again these plans fell through. In the end, Interplay published the game in North America and Ocean Software (later Infogrames) published it in Europe.