Horror Land's sound changes when day changes to night, and that is a great addition. But, unless someone else is occupying it, the train won't hit you. You get a chance to get on and hit anyone else. When someone is carrying the hammer, if you don't see them, you will hear them pick it up. The one mini-game where someone has the hammer and the other people can't see him, you have to rely on hearing, and that is a good challenge.
Good sound makes for an interactive experience.
The music in MP2 isn't as good as I hoped. The game relys more on SFX this time around, at least I think. I truely liked the original MP's music better. But, I haven't played the whole game of MP2, either. The music is still fairly good, as it has always been.