Bioshock 2 - You are the Big Daddy!!

Bioshock 1 ruled and I'm convinced this will too. Can't wait. This, Batman, and MAdden!! wait. Sorry, THIS AND BATMAN!

hm. i hope you don't have to move around really slowly the whole time. it'll probably feel very similar to your character in the first game, except you can use the drill and some bigger guns. after all, a true big daddy wouldn't be able to use plasmids

but should be VERY cool

"pennphinfan wrote:

hm. i hope you don't have to move around really slowly the whole time. it'll probably feel very similar to your character in the first game, except you can use the drill and some bigger guns. after all, a true big daddy wouldn't be able to use plasmids

but should be VERY cool

The big daddy suit didn't slow ya down too much in the first game.

"DaFish wrote:

The big daddy suit didn't slow ya down too much in the first game.

really? maybe my memory is failing me... :dunno:

"pennphinfan wrote:

hm. i hope you don't have to move around really slowly the whole time. it'll probably feel very similar to your character in the first game, except you can use the drill and some bigger guns. after all, a true big daddy wouldn't be able to use plasmids

but should be VERY cool

not only do you get to use plasmids, but they added more plasmids to the game.

Probably the game I'm most looking forward to. The original outcreeped Resident Evil in my book.

This could finally get me to stop playing Fallout 3.

"Pagan wrote:

Probably the game I'm most looking forward to. The original outcreeped Resident Evil in my book.

and the plot twist... DAMN. That was an excellent F'n game

"mor911 wrote:

and the plot twist... DAMN. That was an excellent F'n game

The golf club scene was classic.

For those who haven't played or finished the game.

My jaw hit the floor when the phrase "Would you Kindly" was explained.

Would you kindly.

The site is up!
http://www.somethinginthesea.com/

I haven't played one yet. It's definitely on my to do list.

"muscle979 wrote:

I haven't played one yet. It's definitely on my to do list.

Your to do list sucks. Ive been pitching this game to you personally for awhile now :lol:

I even put it on the ps3 for you. yeah you read that right, I DID IT!

"muscle979 wrote:

I haven't played one yet. It's definitely on my to do list.

Me either thought about picking it up a few times only to get side tracked by something different. Guess I could probably pick it up on the cheap now.

Cracking the lunchbox is a waste of time.

"CitizenSnips wrote:

Your to do list sucks. Ive been pitching this game to you personally for awhile now :lol:

I even put it on the ps3 for you. yeah you read that right, I DID IT!

I'm trying, these games are coming at me faster then I can play them all. :lol:

"muscle979 wrote:

I'm trying, these games are coming at me faster then I can play them all. :lol:

I can second that. Having a daughter shortened my gaming sessions tremendously but there is a bright side. I will still be enjoying my games long after the other have beaten them and looking for something to play.

There will be an awesome special edition for this game:

http://www.joystiq.com/2009/11/19/bioshock-2-special-edition-vinyl-y-announced/

If you find yourself enraptured by everything BioShock, you're really going to love this. 2K Games has disclosed details on the BioShock 2 Special Edition release, limited to one production run and set for retail on February 9 alongside the slightly-less-special edition we saw the cover art for on Tuesday.

If you're prepared to sink $99 into the set ($89 for PC) you'll be the proud (but poorer) owner of the game, a 164-page hardcover art book, three posters, the orchestral score on CD and the most special goodie accompanying this edition: the orchestral score on a vinyl 180g LP. You know ... a record. You know, big black disc DJs use? Yep, one of those.

This is great news for audiophiles and those who refuse to own a CD player because lasers are obviously some kind of witchcraft.