MDK 2 Reviews and Previews
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GameCritics.com - Rated 7.5/10 by Ben Hopper. "MDK2 is a visually stunning, solid 3-D action game for Dreamcast."
GameSpy.com - Reviewed by Caryn Law, score: 91 out of 100. "The game draws the player into a highly entertaining storyline with fun characters, beautiful graphics, and an addictive interactive experience." [Windows]
Total PlayStation.com - Reviewed by Sam Bishop, score: 9 out of 10. "Incredibly solid, full of humor, and packed with enough variety in gameplay to keep you coming back for a long while, it made it worth sitting through 50 games mired in crappy control or graphics."
Four Fat Chicks - Review, with screen shots. "The frenetic pace and intense (sometimes frustrating) challenges of the 10 levels is absorbing, graphically most satisfying, quite varied and, most of all, funny." (July, 2002)
GameZone - Review [9/10]. "Beyond the radioactive bread products Bioware has created and intricate and bizarrely funny game that should delight followers of the series and newbies alike." Includes screen shots. (PlayStation 2) (May 15, 2001)
PlanetPS2 - Reviewed by Andrei Alupului [87/100]. Includes screen shots. (April 9, 2001)
MDK 2 - Game Revolution - Reviewed by Brian Gee, grade: B+. "Its mix of brains and brawn come together for some truly fun gameplay. But for a game that's a year old, it would have been nice to see a little something extra." [PlayStation 2] (April, 2001)
GamePro - Review features screen shots and cheat codes. "A fun game with tons of character. The difficulty and control tweaks mean that all that good stuff won't be lost in a flurry of frustration." Score: 3 out of 5. (March 27, 2001)
GameSpot - Ben Stahl review of Armageddon for PlayStation 2 [7.6/10] includes screenshots and movies. "PS2 owners who haven't played any other version of MDK2 should be pleased with the game." (March 26, 2001)
Eurogamer - Reviewed by Tom Bramwell, score: 9 out of 10. "Reinvigorate your childhood fantasies of living in a cartoon and pick up MDK2 - there ain't much better in the genre." [Windows] (July 13, 2000)
GameZone - Reviewed by Michael Lafferty. Includes screen shots. "A wonderful romp." Score: 8.5 out of 10. (June 26, 2000)
Firing Squad - Review, score: 86%. "Though the game progression is linear, replayability exists in running through the game again just to see if you missed any of the subtle humor, and to finish the game as a different character, since each has its own ending." [Windows] (June 24, 2000)
Game Over - Review, score: 93%. Also includes screen shots and system requirements. [Windows] (June 7, 2000)
GameSpot - Erik Wolpaw review for PC [7.8/10] includes screenshots, download and movie. "It improves on the original's technology and expands its gameplay without losing the off-kilter sense of humor that helped make MDK so unique." (May 31, 2000)
GameSpot - Ben Stahl review for Dreamcast [8.3/10] includes screenshots. "Despite its few flaws, MDK 2 is a great first effort by BioWare, and it's a better game than the original." (March 31, 2000)
FiringSquad - Interview with Greg Zeschuk. (July 22, 1999) Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.