Detective Ronan O'Connor knows what it takes to investigate a murder. He's interrogated witnesses, inspected crime scenes, the whole gamut. But there's one murder that he never thought he'd be in the position to investigate ~ his own. Pick up his badge and step into his shoes after he has been brutally killed. But as a detective with a checkered past and a strong-willed personality that has left hardened criminals cowering in the corners of interrogation rooms, death won't stand in the way of you solving this crime. In fact, your soul won't rest until you've brought justice to those responsible. You won't find peace until you've unraveled the mystery of your own murder.Dive into an engrossing storyline that puts a twist on the typical murder mystery by making you both the victim and the detective in Murdered: Soul Suspect. Unable to move on from the limbo world of Dusk, you must roam Salem, Massachusetts from the shadowy afterlife and attempt to uncover the truth. Unable to communicate with the detectives on your case, you must rely on your newfound supernatural abilities to read the minds of the living and influence their thoughts and actions to get things moving in the case. Your otherworldly powers don't stop there. Follow leads by walking through walls, teleporting and discovering new information by revealing memories and interrogating the dead. To further the investigation, you turn to the ghostly citizens of Salem to piece together the puzzle, but must also battle demonic spirits, bent on devouring your soul in an attempt to reclaim their own. Full of shocking twists, hair-raising turns, hundreds of collectibles and numerous side-quests, Murdered: Soul Suspect takes you on an unusual journey to find the killer responsible for taking your life ~ will you uncover the truth?

Those mischievous green terrors are back for seconds in Gremlins 2: The New Batch. Warner has done a very presentable job at making sure this 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen print looks very crisp and clean. Aside of just a smidgen of edge enhancement, this picture appears to boast sharp, detailed colors and well defined black levels. The soundtrack is presented in a newly remastered Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround mix in English, along with a Dolby 2.0 Surround track in English, French and Spanish. The 5.1 mix does a fine job of making sure the soundtrack is crystal clear, though directional effects are rather slim and spotty. All aspects of the soundtrack are free of any hiss or distortion. Also included on this disc are English, French and Spanish subtitles. Warner has gone the extra mile to throw a few extra features on this disc, starting with a commentary track by director Joe Dante and producer Mike Finnell. This is mildly funny track that features multiple stories about the cast, effects and difficulties working with little green puppets. A gag reel of funny flubs is included, as well as an entertaining behind-the-scenes featurette which is a parody of other boring featurettes found on most discs. An ample amount of deleted footage running over 20 minutes is included with optional commentary and allows viewers to see what ended up on the cutting room floor. Finally there is a goofy game called "The Gremlins Files," a theatrical trailer for the film, and a list of the cast and crew members.