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And though yours truly must admit that he experienced no difficulty on his Athlon 1.33 GHz/512 MB DDR/GeForce 4600 machine, systems that were only slightly less powerful than my own were brought to their knees by this title. Meanwhile, on the audio end of things, soundtrack in NOLF2, while being quite clearly tips Austin Powers-inspired, is very good. Positional audio is strong even with a two-speaker setup (provided you're accelerating your sound in hardware), so you should have no difficulty telling tips whether a voice is behind, below, or tips above you. And while the actors may all be different, they do a good job with their roles. Nothing irritates me more than abysmal voice acting, and you may rest assured that NOLF2's acting quality is well above normal. Have it Your Way, Baby A number of terrific innovations have been added to the gameplay of NOLF2. The ability to search and move bodies greatly increases the sense of urgency and need for stealth throughout the game, and the fact that a thorough search takes time is a wonderful throwback to the very first Castle Wolfenstein.
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