Xboxyde has posted some lovely pics of System Shock's spiritual sequel, Bioshock. The pic above is particularly disturbing. I call it "Joan Rivers, with hooks." So, is this game out yet, or what? We wants it.
Fresh Bioshock Images
Xboxyde has posted some lovely pics of System Shock's spiritual sequel, Bioshock. The pic above is particularly disturbing. I call it "Joan Rivers, with hooks." So, is this game out yet, or what? We wants it.
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8-31-2006 @ 1:11PM
battmitte said...
I want this game bad! This game and team fortress 2 look awsome.
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8-31-2006 @ 1:13PM
aragorn said...
Bioshock pics are just my Pr0n. I am very much looking forward to this entry, so Irrational Games can show the console community how.it's.done.
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8-31-2006 @ 1:52PM
Les Doodis said...
Scary! These pics are very intriguing. I didn't realize this game would be so creepy. Looks like I'll be playing this one late at night for full effect.
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8-31-2006 @ 2:16PM
aragorn said...
Les: oh, don't you dare say otherwise. System Shock 2 was one of the best psychological horror games ever. These guys know how to make a creepy game, and not in the usual "BOO!" kinda way.
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8-31-2006 @ 7:35PM
aragorn said...
A quote from a preview I'd like to share with you guys:
"Well, the point of this is that you will encounter many creatures in the world that will simply go about their business. Like the huge guy in the underwater suit and the little girl. They collect Adam to survive - inject long and nasty needles into dead bodies, sucking the Adam out of them and then drinking it. It's pretty scary seeing the little girl drink blood and then cough some of it out as she drinks too much."
"Another thing that's worth noting is that all the "monsters" in the game are not really monsters, but humans, either in the early or the later stages of their Adam transformation. The idea here is that humans are much scarier than monsters - at least that's what the Irrational guys seem to think. The Aussie guy was talking how the team was watching "The Shining," when it dawned on them that insane Jack Nicholson is far scarier than any monsters - and you know what, they might be right."
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