Blade II

THE GOOD:
Graphics(For 2002)
Story
Action
Weapons

THE BAD:
Controls
Voice Acting
Game Length
Not Enough Gore
Stupid AI
Annoying Music

SUMMARY:
My rating for this game would be a 3/5.

It has an ok storyline, which doesn't really have to do with the movie at all. It has tons of action for all of the action fans. It had pretty much all the weapons that were in the movie. And the graphics were exceptionally well for it's time(2002).

To get different weapons you have to attain enough points during the missions to unlock them, I think this concept is ok but they could have done it a little different. To get points you just have to kill enemies, find glyphs, and do secondary objectives. During the missions you just have to do what Whistler tells you to and kill all those vampire scum-bags. So you basically just get from point A to point B, while...

General/Summary: Blade 2, while interesting, will at times remind you of your mom talking about your brother who recently became gainfully employed at the local Hardee's. "Sure, I still love him, he's a sweet boy and I guess he did all right for himself, but he had so much promise…" Surprisingly, you control Blade a tough talking half-vampire who, with the help of the latest technology and Kris Kristofferson hunts vampires (or as Kris calls them "suck heads." Oh Kris!) You control Blade as he stalks the night looking for Brad Pitt, Antonio Banderas, and Keith Richards as well as any other vampires he comes across.
Gameplay: When you track the beasties down (or visa versa) you control our hero moderately innovatively. Guns and other weapons are activated with the right trigger and hand-to-hand combat is handled with the right analog stick with attack directed wherever you point the stick. So when you pull the stick down, Blade kicks behind him, when you push left, he punches...