Ever since widescreen, flat-panel television prices finally came down from the stratosphere, “High Definition” has been one of the most cherished entertainment attributes. The phrase has joined “Director’s Cut” and “Remastered” as important buzzwords in TVs, DVDs and feature films. New developer Overhaul Games has used its inaugural release, MDK 2 HD, to add video gaming to the list of leisure activities sporting the magic high-def descriptor. They’ve taken an 11-year-old PC shooter and made it much more appealing to the eye, while retaining the original’s fast-paced gameplay.
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MDK2 HD is a high definition re-vamp of the classic MDK2, originally developed in 2001 by BioWare and redeveloped now by Overhaul Games, a section of Beamdog. The game is an action 3rd person shooter with a quirky personality,
DSOGaming writes: "As promised, Ovehaul Games has brought the HD version of MDK 2 to Valve’s distribution service, Steam."
