BioShock. Jah!

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Great game. Love the art deco setting. . .and the music that goes with it. Graphics are quality, as well.

Bit scary mind. But I'm scared of pixels and polygons.
 
I played it briefly for the PC, but wasn't mad on it. It's only £29.99 on PS3 when it is released though so I will probably pick it up and give it a go.
 
Best game I've played this year so far, and it's looks absolutely stunning on a DirectX10.1 gfx card as well.
 
I spent about 10 hours on it, before it froze, and everytime i walk through a certain door (which you have to if you want to complete the level) it just cuts out. Can't be arsed starting it again.
 
I've heard a lot of good things about this game; can't wait to get my hands on it.

Unfortunately it's not out on the PS3 until November. Bumbaclaat!
 
Well, I bought my 360 a couple of years ago. . .and I've only started playing on it, recently. Probably best this way, as I've got a decent catalogue to go through. But yeah, it's quality. . .in fact I'd say it's a work of art.
 
one of my favourite games this gen, shame no multiplayer tho

i completed it within the weekend that i got it, couldnt put it down
 
Lots of nice scenery and character design, but thought it was a bit tedious overall, fecking security bots every 10 seconds. They got even more irritating when you could control them because then they'd start showing up every 2 seconds so you could get them to attack some poor cnut. Half Life 2 was like 40 years ago now, it's not innovative anymore
 
Brilliant game, loved the story too, very Orwell-like.

You got to Fort Frolic yet, that has to be one of the most creepy levels in video games design.
 
RedKaos said:
Brilliant game, loved the story too, very Orwell-like.

You got to Fort Frolic yet, that has to be one of the most creepy levels in video games design.
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I'm on the Arcadia level. Did you harvest or save the girls/little sisters? I'm a bit soft, so I've been saving them.
 
Spoonov said:
I'm on the Arcadia level. Did you harvest or save the girls/little sisters? I'm a bit soft, so I've been saving them.
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Ft.Frolic follows Arcadia, Sander Cohen is a feckin brill character.

Ive saved all of mine the first time through then chose not to the second. If you've only saved them so far then I would really advise you to carry it on till the end of the game, you'll see why.
 
Apparently the levels are different for everyone who plays it, so it gives a refreshing replay. Can anyone confirm this? Bioshock 2 will be sick as well.
 
RedKaos said:
Ft.Frolic follows Arcadia, Sander Cohen is a feckin brill character.

Ive saved all of mine the first time through then chose not to the second. If you've only saved them so far then I would really advise you to carry it on till the end of the game, you'll see why.
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Fort Frolics was fantastic. Overall, brilliant game, I enjoyed it immensely. And yeah Cohen was class. Thought Fontaine was a bit rubbish as the final boss, and the ending was a bit short. But other than that, no complaints.
 
Girls free to live their life. I saved them all. (And received an achievement for it).

Loved the visuals and soundtrack. In fact I wouldn't mind one of those old art deco pads. Sexy.
 
The soundtrack made it for me, especially on Ft.Frolic.

Did you know that you get an achievement for: {Spoilers} photographing Sander Cohen's corpse. The achievement itself was called 'Irony' - brilliant no?
 
Yes. Spoiler: I killed him on his lovely apartment.

I think the soundtrack was brilliant throughout the game, it made you feel as if you were actually there during the era it was set in. I know the year was 1959. But the art deco setting and soundtrack made it feel like the 20's and 30's, which is when Rapture was probably created. Very Metropolis like, reminded me a bit of Barton Fink as well.
 
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