MDK for the Sony Playstation Console

Blast your way through over 60 unbelievable arenas packed with aliens, bombs, decoys, secret areas and much more. Then, use the never before seen sniper mode to zoom in and ambush your enemies from over two miles away.

Blistering gameplay that features heavy shooting action, stunning graphics that explode off your screen, and the ground breaking sniper mode easily makes MDK one of the most revolutionary games ever.

Exclusive features for the Playstation game console include never before seen secret arenas, a pumped up CD soundtrack and full blown support for the new analog control pad.
Blast through over 60 alien packed arenas using staggering weapons of destruction like the super chain gun, the world's smallest nuclear bomb, tornadoes, super hand grenades and a high tech reusable parachute.
Fast and furious gameplay includes running, free falling, snow boarding and paragliding
Full 3-D environment allows 360 degree freedom of movement

Fully 3-D rendered graphics unlike anything you have ever before seen.

Over 60 arenas spread out over 6 cities.

Never before seen "sniper mode" that allows you to zoom in on the enemy and pick it off with astounding accuracy.

The most sophisticated enemy artificial intelligence ever created. Fully reactive "smart enemies" think, listen, and communicate in a calculated assault on your life.

An arsenal of totally innovative weapons and equipment includin:

A HELMET-MOUNTED SNIPER RIFLE THAT TARGETS ENEMIES FROM OVER TWO MILES AWAY.
A LIVING POLYMER SUIT THAT PROTECTS FROM PIERCING PROJECTILES.
A HIGH-TECH REUSABLE PARACHUTE.
BOMBS.... DECOYS... HOMING SNIPER GRENADES.... AND MANY MORE

TWO STYLES OF ADRENALINE-PUMPING GAME DYNAMICS FEATURING FIRST AND THIRD PERSON POINT OF VIEW

"MDK promises 3-D technology so cool and action so... realistic that it will send everything else running for cover" -PC GAMER	"The ability to zoom in from a mile away within the sniper mode is remarkable." -ELECTRONIC GAMING MONTHLY
"One of the most innova- tive games ever created." -GAMEFAN	"This is one game that no Playstation owner will want to miss." -PSX

MDK TIPS AND HINTS

Bonus Arena

In World 1 Arena 1, after you have blown up

the atomic door with the "world's smallest

atomic device", turn around and go back to

the original cave you started the game in.

You will find a shimmering pink ball. Step

into the ball. You will appear in a new arena.

Shoot all the Grunts in this arena. A tornado

(useful for killing everything in an arena) and

health bites will float down. Pick up these

goodies and then step back into the ball. You

will arrive back into the original cave and

continue onward to Arena 2.

                            God Mode
                            While playing, pause the game and press
                            Down, L1, Up, Square, Start, Start, Circle,
                            Triangle, Triangle, Circle, Right, Up, Left,
                            L1, Square. Unpause the game to enable the
                            code.

                            Level Select
                            At the title screen press Left, Circle,
                            Triangle, Up, Square.

MDK is an unique breed. It has to be, coming

from Shiny, the same group that shoved the

oddity that was Earthworm Jim full-force into

the side scrolling market. MDK does

something similar to corridor shooters, with

games like Quake and Tomb Raider setting

the standards, Shiny's game carves a bit of

the pie for itself.

                               Maybe it's the stylization, the personality, the
                               humor that makes the game unique. Really,
                               the mindless shooting has been done so
                               many times before, but injecting surreal
                               concepts certainly adds a whole lot to the
                               game. The World's Smallest Nuclear
                               Explosion, now there's a unique power-up, a
                               funny one, too.

                               But the level design is something that
                               separates itself from the first-person shooters. Each has been laid out in a
                               straightforward, point-a-to-b design that eliminates the trademark "where the
                               heck is that exit" syndrome, an annoying factor in corridor games that leaves
                               the gamer searching every nook and cranny in the game.

                               Many levels require platform hopping to reach certain heights. Due to a
                               possible oversight, unfortunately, the fact that the character doesn't cast a
                               shadow when he's in the air makes the controls a little too dependent on
                               guesswork. And while the "zoom into the target" scoping feature is really
                               slick, using it leaves the character open to attacks.

                               MDK originally hit the PC a few months back, and the PlayStation version is
                               an excellent conversion. Truthfully, we didn't think to much of the title when
                               shown in early form, but the developers really pushed to get this title on par
                               with the gorgeous PC version. Tomb Raider 2 will most likely steal the game's
                               thunder when its released, so give MDK a go before it gets lost on the
                               shelves.