Wolfenstein 2`s brilliant opening level sets the perfect tone
(N4G Xbox 360)

Wolfenstein 2 begins with a surprise: gun-toting Nazi-killing machine B.J. Blazkowicz is blasted to bits, his body a useless husk. The end of MachineGames` eye-catching debut did not go well for poor old B.J. and so, when he`s forced awake from a coma on board a resistance submarine that`s under attack from the Nazi regime, he can`t even stand. He tries and falls down. And so, B.J., who throughout Wolfenstein: The New Order was about as overpowered a video game hero as you can get, is all of a sudden wheelchair bound. You have a weak automatic pistol to defend yourself with and that`s it. One hand creaking your wheelchair forward, the other pulling the trigger. When you `sprint`, B.J. puts the gun on his lap and uses both hands to power forward. This is not the way we`re used to starting big-budget shooters.