Highlander: The Last of the MacLeods
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Highlander: The Last of the Macleods is a video game developed by Lore Design Limited and published by Atari for the Atari Jaguar CD-ROM home console system.[1] It was released on October 30, 1995.[2] The video game is based on Highlander: The Animated Series and was given the now defunct "Kids To Adults" (6+) rating by the Entertainment Software Ratings Board.[1][2]
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The player controls Quentin MacLeod, the young Immortal on a quest to defeat the evil Kortan who has murdered his mother and kidnapped the people of his village.[1][2] The gameplay is similar to that of Alone in the Dark or Resident Evil in that the player character moves through a world of pre-rendered 3D environments (viewed from many fixed camera angles), battles monsters, collects items, and solves puzzles. The game features clips from the Highlander animated series to move the storyline along.[1][2]
The game used the same Toronto based voice actors from the animated series the game was based on:
- Miklos Perlos as Quentin MacLeod
- Ben Campbell as Ramirez
- Lawrence Bayne as Kortan
- Katie Zegers as Clyde
- Don Dickinson as Arak
- Lorne Kennedy as Malone
- Graham Halley as Mangus
- Wayne Robson as Esklepios
- Tracy Moore as Quentin's Mother
- Cal Dodd as Mangus' Aid
- Harvey Aitkin as Hunters
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