> The main hero of Blue Stinger is a guy named Eliot and the setting is a bio-lab on an island which has been visited by an alien being.  You (Eliot) start with no weapons or ammo, just your fists.  Along the way you'll encounter other characters like Dogs and Janine, which eventually become controllable.  You'll have to collect keys, ID cards, weapons, ammo and other items which flash to hint where they are.  Some of these items can be bought or given to you as well. These weapons are needed to... you guessed it... kill all the bio-monsters that lurk freely on the island.

     > Thinking of getting the import?  Blue Stinger has a lot of English in it.  The menus, game screens and speech are all in English with Japanese subtitles.  We're talking Action/Adventure, which means fairly easy to get into...

     > As expected the special effects are amazing.  You'll see animated waves, monster blood spraying, fireball explosions, etc..  The lighting effects are where it's at though... you'll be impressed.

     > The regular monsters seem run of the mill, but at least they're well animated (as is your character).  The boss monsters... that's another story.  They're huge... they're bad... and they're out to get you!  As big as the bosses are, the locales are just gigantic in scope and complexity (in some cases).  It's a good thing you have a map otherwise you'd be completely lost!

     > The sound effects are very good.  Some examples are foot steps, gun shots, grunts, monster roars and hydraulic doors.  The speech, as mentioned before, is entirely in English and is quite helpful in your quest.