MediEvil's Co-Creator Is Selling His Game Of The Year BAFTA
thegamer.comMediEvil was a cult classic for PlayStation, loved by many and a great example of how weird and wonderful the PlayStation 1 era was. Unfortunately, the series co-creator James "Jay Gunn" Wilson has been finding work a little hard to come by recently, and following the sale of his original game design Bible back in May, he's now selling his Game of the Year BAFTA that he won back in 2000 for MediEvil 2 to help "keep the wolves at bay".
In a post on Wilson's Twitter account made on Thursday, he explains that he's selling his personal BAFTA after a trip to hospital brought about by the creator's high levels of stress, anxiety, and financial worries. Despite being the co-creator of a critically acclaimed and well-loved series like MediEvil, it seems as though Wilson is struggling to find work, and will use the funds raised from his BAFTA sale to help keep a roof over his head.
Wilson explains that he's selling the BAFTA for a total of £6,000, though he is accepting higher offers should anyone wish to pay more or if a bidding war starts. On top of that, Wilson is also selling a promotional "Sir Dan Hand" figure as well as a recently released Sir Daniel Fortesque Funko Pop that he's willing to sign for fans of the series. If you're interested, you can more than likely contact Wilson through his Twitter account.
It’s been almost a year now of job applications with bespoke targeted cover letters and constantly altering my CV. Out of 20 applications a month, I may get 2-3 replies usually with a rejection, most go unanswered.
It's not a great position for Wilson to be in, who appears to have been looking for work for the most part of 2023. It's sad that he's been forced into a position where he needs to sell prized possessions
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