Jersey Devil, leans down and says "Boo!" scaring Dennis away, when he picked up by Knarf as he drives past in his car. The scene then pans back towards Jersey Devil, finding instead only empty streets, before revealing Jersey Devil up on the rooftops, looking down over the city as the title screen appears. Development Sony Computer Entertainment America picked up the title in October 1997. Reception Next Generation reviewed the PlayStation version of the game, rating it three stars out of five, and stated that "it's not a bad game, just tiresome in a 'seen it all before' kind of way. Anyone looking for something fresh for PlayStation's stale platform genre probably won't be that happy with this game." The game received mixed reviews; criticism was mainly focused on the camera and graphics. A common praise given to the game was its orchestral score by Gilles Léveillé. Footnotes Notes References External links Artificial Mind & Movement page 1997 video games 3D platform games Behaviour Interactive games Halloween video games Jersey Devil in fiction Ocean Software games Konami games Infogrames games PlayStation (console) games Sony Interactive Entertainment games Video games developed in Canada Windows games Single-player video games