Review: 'Crysis 2' is addictive FPS fun

ATLANTA, Georgia (AP) — The first-person shooter game that brought home PCs to their knees with its demanding hardware specifications has a new installment for platform play. "Crysis 2" has arrived, and it has consumers' wallets in its cross hairs.

This remains the genre primarily consisting of running, ducking, hiding and shooting at others doing the same. Only an engaging plot, and perhaps some groundbreaking graphics, can strengthen a title beyond those basics. "Crysis 2" takes aim on both fronts, with decent results.

I played "Crysis 2" for Xbox 360 ($59.95, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC). And while it doesn't break any tremendous new ground in detailed graphics, it is a …