I can't remember a game causing as much controversy as Kane & Lynch where the issue wasn't the obscene content. At no time was the game going to be banned and it was never cited as a training tool for murderers or anything of that sort, yet the game made headlines for weeks. More important to gamers was the quality of the game, which didn't really live up to expectations. With Eidos all but confirming a sequel after the publisher announced sales of over one million units, we thought we'd put together VideoGamer.com's Top 10: Things that will make Kane & Lynch 2 great.

10. No stupid boss battles.

Certain sections of Kane & lynch were, to put it mildly, damn annoying. Take the ridiculous scene in which a giant construction truck rolls in and you have to target the driver as it targets your puny head with its giant tyres. I can't have been the only one who felt like giving up here and never loading the game up again, so insane difficulty spikes need to be completely removed from the sequel.

9. Better checkpoints.

There are few things more annoying than being forced to replay sections of a game over and over again, especially now that it's more than possible to allow gamers to save whenever they feel like it. I'm not demanding that the sequel allows us to save anywhere, but at the very least the checkpoint system needs a thorough re-think and plenty of playtesting.