MDK 2

The first MDK was much better because it was spectacular in gameplay and graphics/effects. Amazing sniper zoom, cool environments with the mirrors and T-Fighter-ish ships, the absurd humor. The board surfing, air gliding, take a lift from a bomber, camouflage as a robot and so on! This game is also very nice, but it's not that spectaculair anymore, but nice enough to play this days.

As fun as I remembered. Very interesting design. Three different play styles in one game. Well paced. The graphics were good for Y2K, especially considering the excellent frame rate. Good VA, level design, sound, pretty much everything. Remappable keys! I hope BioWare's publisher allows them to build good games again. Games as Fun, not Games as a $ervice.

There is a strong cultural overlap between video-games and comics, I’m not just talking about games based on comics, but rather a fundamental similarity of pulpiness, tropes, and pace between the two mediums, which has led to one genre mingle with the other and vice versa, to a more or less degree of success. The impact of comics, especially superhero comics in gaming, is undeniable, and one game that exemplifies this statement to a tee is MDK 2 Developed by Bioware in 2000, from the action, to the one-liners, to the silliness these comics often indulged into, to even the cross-level transitions, it exudes love for the silver-age comics of the 60s. [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkI8okPHWH4]Despite its strong initial response, the game itself is not as fondly remembered as other games of its time, especially considering the cult status its predecessor and other Bioware games released at the same time have, so I ask … why? Well, why not figure it out together, hear the rest on YouTube[/url]

Doesn't work. I'm trying to play, it will load but after selecting a new game it starts the movie and everything is distorted and you can see some parts of the pictures in form of vectors. After that, starts with a black screen and a text that comes letter by letter in slow motion and just a row is written in about two minutes.

Everything about it is odd - it's visuals, it's tone, it's gameplay, the the weirdest thing about it is that it was made by Bioware And did you know that a sequel was planned? "In 2006, Interplay revealed it was planning on developing an MMOG set in the Fallout universe. However, the project was estimated at $75 million, money unavailable to the company. As such, in an effort to secure the capital, they explained in papers filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on November 13, 2007, that they planned to leverage their stable franchises "through sequels and various development and publishing arrangements." Specifically, they announced they were restarting their in-house development studio, the money to do so coming from the sale of the Fallout franchise to Bethesda Softworks, from whom they planned to license the Fallout IP for the MMOG. They specifically mentioned plans for sequels to Descent, Earthworm Jim 2, MDK2 and Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II." you can add Black Isle's Fallout 3 and Baldur's Gate 3 to the count of sequels flushed by interplay, so I think they have a pretty good run a the stupidest management in the history of the gaming industry

One of the bes games I ever player!

Ball knowledge

Klasyczek i gra dzieciństwa jak gothic, return to castle wolfenstein czy doom, polecam 10/10

Murder-Death-Kill. Or Max-Doc-Kurt, as they refer to it. A blast from the past. And one of the best games by BioWare, apart from Mass Effect and KotOR. Sadly, there won't be MDK 3 or another quirky thing like this. P.S.: Jesper Kyd is a BEAST!