MDK and MDK 2 (Jewel Case) - PC

Be careful who you order this from (oc_media)! Great classic game, I was really looking forward to getting it. It would have help to pass the time here in Afghanistan...HOWEVER!! I never got my order, and had to threaten to file a claim with Amazon to get a response/refund! They said it had shipped, and then later (after "refunding", still haven't seen it) said that it was "out of stock". Sounds fishy to me...Out of stock is a HUGE difference from "it shipped on the June 5th"...Regardless of some of the incompetent store fronts on this site, this game truly is a must have! If I find it somewhere else that isn't going to try to rip me off, I'll definitely pick it up.

I spent few hours trying to install MDK on Windows 7 - unsuccessfully; Installed it and it runs smoothly on XP

They are both fun, but MDK is better than the 2nd. The 2nd is harder, but has you doing all sorts of different things in the game. Like making toast? MDK2 is for you. You have never had such cool toast!!!I played MDK many times more than MDK2.

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In 1997 I sneak played this at work. Look at the specs.# Windows 95 or Windows NT (with Service Pack 3)!# Pentium 90 or higher!# 16 MB RAM (32 recommended)!# 77 megs of hard drive space!# Double-speed CD-ROM for gameplay Or Quad-speed CD-ROM for cinematics!# Mouse ( duh =)!# Windows 95-compatible audio board with speakers or headphones!# 14.4Kkbs modem, 28.8 recommended for Internet play!It was N64 all the way after this until HL1.MDK had an amazing story and graphics engine. It was the first 'movie game' and played like nothing before. MDK shaped our imaginations as gamers. This is the reason why games suddenly got good at graphics in the late 1990s. It is a landmark gaming experience and you should play it. MDK is as important as Half Life.