Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death is one of the few classic gems that you can still play and get a laugh out of today. You don't have to have any past experience with the Dredd universe to play this game and have a great time. You are the Law!
At first the game seems like any other "Run around and do this, while shooting random dude's in the process. That is, until you realise you have the power to arrest Anyone you see fit! Random dude taking a light? 5 years Iso-cubes! Random fat lady that requires a weelchair for her stomach to walk around? 10 years Iso-cubes for punlic obstruction! Needless to say you'll like the game right off the bat.
While the hearing Dredd yell hilariouse remarks such as, "Your coming with me criminal scum!" And seeing Dredd's muppet face never really gets old. However, the game's story does get a bit dry after the first or second runthrough. Lucky for you there are a handful of survival modes for you to test your "Dredd"liness against! There is also a co-op and pvp mode for you to play with friends, although these both require portforwarding and it can be quite hard to find a server hosted by someone else.
The game starts you off with Dredd doing some basic training (since he is obviouslly new to the job). After which, you are called on missions to "Hunt down criminal scum!" During this mission, the Dark Judges escape from their storage (Why they keep these guys in storage, I have no idea). And who would have guessed that you are the only one that can stop them. So you now are traversing through metro-city trying to track down the Dark Judges, while also dealing with the chaos left in their wake. (Ps. There are there are random zombies, vampires, and cultists; don't ask) Once you have succesfully tracked down a Dark Judge, you then have to use their specific weakness to defeat them. (Sadlly bullets don't solve all the world's problems) To defeat the last ghost Judge, you have to travel to the dead-world, where he is draining the (And I'm not making this stuff up) "Psychic-energy" out of the Psy-judges. Which he then attempts to use to open a portal from the dead-world to metro-city. But of course, Dredd stops him while delivering amazing one liners like, "I'm not letting your manglly corpse into my city!" Then during the end scene, Dredd gets a lap dance from Judge Anderson. Until he gets a distress call about some crime in sector "Who frikin cares" and has to ride off on his bike into the sunset.
The game has all the basic key bindings/game options, however the game does not normally support widescreen resolutions. There is however a mod you can download that fixes that problem, and as for running the game. You should be able to run this game, unless your computer is literally a potatoe with usb ports.
Considering the fact that I got this on sale for less then a dollar, I have no regrets in buying it. However, I do reccomend waiting for it to be on such a sale before buying it again. I give the game a solid 6 Criminal Scum/10.