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    MDK 2

    Game » consists of 8 releases. Released Mar 31, 2000

    A sequel to Shiny's MDK. MDK 2 is developed by Bioware and notably when compared to the first game, you get to play as all three main characters this time. Published by Interplay and released in 2000. An HD remake is currently available on Steam.

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    Summary

    MDK 2 is the sequel to MDK and features the protagonists from the previous game, the six-legged robot dog Max, Doctor Fluke Hawkins and Kurt Hectic (the hero from the first game).

    Unlike the original MDK, you actually get to play as Max and the doctor as they all have distinct playstyles.

    Kurt Hectic's is a mix between puzzle-solving, sniping and all-around combat. Max' is the action type, with an unique four-arm setup that allows you to quad-wield any weapons he pick up, and can be equipped however you want: Four uzis, or one pistol, one shotgun and two uzis, and etc.

    Dr. Fluke Hawkins focuses on puzzle-solving, although there is a lot of combat involved. You have two hands and two inventory spaces, which allows you to merge items, creating solutions to puzzles or inventing new weaponry. The first two basic things you need to combine are toast and a toaster, which you will be able to mix into a weapon later. The game starts off with a level with Kurt, then changes to Max, then to Fluke, and rotates in that order.

    Story

    The game starts directly after MDK ends, with Kurt and the others celebrating for saving the world, when they detect alien movement on the earth's surface, namely Edmonton, Canada. So now the gang must stop another invasion from the ruthless aliens.

    Availability

    The game has been re-released in its original state on digital distribution services like Steam and GOG.com.

    HD Remake

    On June 28th, 2010, Interplay announced plans to re-release MDK2 in high definition for the Wii and PC. MDK2 HD is currently available on both Beamdog and Steam in addition to the Wii Shop, and was developed by Overhaul Games, a company made up of ex- Bioware employees.

    System Requirements

    • OS: Windows
    • Processor: Pentium 300Mhz
    • Memory: 64MB
    • Graphics: DirectX
    • DirectX®: 7
    • Hard Drive: 650MB
    • Sound: DirectSound

    HD Version System Requirements

    • OS:Windows XP / Vista / 7
    • Processor:Core 2 Duo or equivalent
    • Memory:512 MB RAM
    • Graphics:GeFroce 8800GT, OpenGL 3 compatible
    • DirectX®:9.0c
    • Hard Drive:1 GB HD space
    • Additional:Many Intel HD video chipsets do not fully support OpenGL 3 and may prevent the game from running.
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