It's nearly five years since then little known developer, Shiny, emerged with a game by the name of MDK for the PC. Promising expansive cityscapes, heart pounding music and the most impressive graphics engine known to man, MDK seemed to have it all. Sneaked out pictures detailed a character with a pointy-head; he could glide through the air and perform all kinds of acrobatic manoeuvres while firing a lethal weapon.

MDK went on to have highly rated reviews thanks to the perfect combination of top graphics, sounds, and clever action packed/strategic gameplay intertwined with an involving plot line. Sadly sales of the title were thin due to the PC still being in a gamer's transition stage and it looked like a sequel would never happen. Now some five years on, Bioware have taken up where Shiny left off and produced a sequel to one of the most involving games of all time, MDK.

Weird characters, nutty gameplay, gotta LOVE IT!

The original MDK (Murder Death Kill, before they censored the meaning) wasn't only a revolution in graphics, but also gameplay. One moment you'd be running and flying around shooting, the next you'd be sniping a dancing alien making him look silly and the other you'd simply be in a normal platform game.

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