With an innovative interface that allows the game to switch between three distinct and unique characters and modes of gameplay, "MDK 2" provided enough of a hook to keep me coming back repeatedly.

It's a stunning achievement by any measure and stands as one of those rare products that delivers more than you paid for.

Despite all the disparate elements crammed into it, they all manage to complement each other and function as if Square has been secretly planning and polishing this gem for years now.

A near flawless game that never tries to get too fancy for its own good. It's simple and simply awesome.

While it can be a little overwhelming at first, once you're familiar with the control and functions, things become second nature and controlling your Sim is a breeze.

Although it's not nearly as scary as the "Resident Evil" series, it should give you a few starts and make you say "That's gross!" a lot.

The controls can seem downright impossible to master at first, but with some practice and patience you'll be ripping it up in no time.

I guarantee you'll be amazed at how phenomenal this game looks, and you won't be able to put it down.