The day is saved by a man named Parker who luckily happens to be passing by with a combat shotgun. Kimberly, shaken from what has just occured and for reasons explained later, threatens to do some renovations on Parker's chest with her own shotgun if he doesn't make like a tree and get out of there, pronto. Now, after what seems to be a year and a half of introduction, you are finally in the driver's seat. D2's story and visuals, as you can tell from the bit I've shared, are aimed at an older audience. While not something that usually gets noted in SegaWeb reviews, I feel compelled to point out the fact that this is not a children's game.
Code Veronica look tame.
You name it. The story is also of an adult nature and fairly complex and philosophical. If you can follow it, that is. That's one thing that needs mentioned right away - D2 is not a game that flows well. Spanning four GD-ROMS, the game looks imposingly huge and, for the player who really likes a nice, long adventure, that might be a prime selling point.