Having finished the Killzone 2 demo (in about five minutes) that I received because I preordered it from my friendly neighborhood GameStop, I couldn't help but to focus on just one rather negative aspect of this game. It's not even that big of a deal. Really. Me, though, that's a different story. You see, I am kind of a big deal.

Anyway, Killzone 2 looks fantastic! Graphics were beautiful and, despite some kid proving the game is "glitchy as hell" because he found a way to hop out of the map (which is doable in pretty much every FPS if you try hard enough. Especially anything Half Life derived!) I thought it actually played rather smoothly. It is just a shame that Killzone 2 wasn't released a long time ago (as Gears was the Xbox 360) because we should be seeing the launch of Killzone 3 in tandem with Gears of War 2 (but, it is no secret that Sony's PS3 is like a premature baby - slow to grow).

So, if this game is so great looking, why are you saying it is sucking, Zak? Well, I am saying it is sucking because of the way you heal your teammates. I don't know if it was a quick fix for the demo or if that's how it will be in the actual game itself, but shooting your buddies with a blue ray to heal their gunshot wounds? What the hell? That's ... awesome. Ratchet and Clanky, maybe.

I know we are supposed to have that all suspension of disbelief thing in sci-fi as to not ruin the rest of the plot or experience, but this is just pushing it a little out there.

"Gump! I'm hit! I'm hit!"

"Don't worry my shrimp expert friend, I will shoot you with this neon blue electric ray and you will be cured of aids!"

"Gump, you are my bestest friend ever! I got your back and you got mine. We're gonna be such good pals!"

GIve me a break. An electric ray of healing blue power? What's next, Jesus popping in to say hi?

Aside from that silly, basically the most minuscule issue ever, the game looks fantastic and I cannot wait to play through it.

Let me stress that again - I cannot wait to play this game.