Eno Shows, D2 Doesn't

TOKYO - This morning at Sega's main stage, Kenji Eno took the center podium to show off the latest version of D2, Warp's first Dreamcast project. While watching the game's intro movie, you could see Eno getting really getting into the game's music.

D2 itself doesn't look as impressive or realistic as say, Resident Evil, but it does have an oddly campy, very eccentric look to it. The animation is pretty choppy and the movements aren't quite as fluid as a game like Shen Mue, but it's still not finished. A playable demo of D2 is included in Warp's latest Dreamcast release, Kaze no Regret: Real Sound 2.