GTTV features BioShock 2 this week; reveals who's running Rapture

No, considering I haven't even played the first one yet. (I want to though!)

No, considering I haven't even played the first one yet. (I dont want to though!)

nope. the first was excellent, but i fail to see if this will live up to it. we'll see after it comes out.

i played the demo so many times that now that i own the game i can get pass the first part ... it has become so boring...

I'm excited. The first didn't need a sequel, but this will still be a great addition most likely.

I'm with you WRE ... this game feels forced and more like a cash in ... maybe because Levine isn't involved but I'm also not excited in the least bit for a Bioshock sequel. The first one was so incredible that the second one can only disappoint. It's a shame they are even making this game considering the first one tied everything up perfectly.

Some games shouldn't get a sequel. System Shock 2 should, though. They should make SS3 instead.

My problem is the fact that it has a MP section i just cant see why we need it sure itll probs be cool but i cant help but feel its going to have a negative tint towars SP whether that comes in the form of length or plasmid nerfs im not sure

plus i dont like the pasmid and weaps at the same time before it was tactile since you lost time switching now its just bam zap bam zap

can't wait !!!

Will he have the power of ice?
And will he be a facist?

Huh...and all this time I thought it was a collaboration between Blondie and Fab Five Freddy.

Not quite, you have to be within distance of a Vita-Chamber for it to resurrect you and the one in Ryan's office was disabled.

I hate to ask this, but what the heck are you doing on a game blog with no means to play games?

I have a PS2 and a shitty PC. I have the capability of playing games, but not the range.

Tennenbaum, das wunderkind!

That's what I thought since the beginning, but in that video they released a while ago (where the wall of crystals shatter and the big daddy goes underwater) Tennenbaum is speaking to you and guiding you. Although I'm not sure but I think they said that was some kind of demo and not actually part of the game/story? I don't know. Also, they could use that as "the twist" of this story, Tennenbaum helping you for some reason and in the end finding out she's actually who's in charge of all, BUT that'd be the same twist as the original, so they probably don't want to repeat that.

Considering the rest of the game seems like a half-assed rehash, it wouldn't surprise me.

I guess your comment came a little late for a vote into oblivion. Here, lemme start you off...[-]

It's interesting, isn't it?

I think the main difference is the story. At the end of Uncharted, you didn't think "Well, that's it for Nathan and company. I guess they'll take up knitting or something." You knew they'd set off to find some other highly dangerous situation to get into, of course. It has all the makings of a serial.

In BioShock, it felt like the story came to a satisfying ending (assuming you took the "good" ending as the real one--I could see the "bad" ending continuing more easily). Not only did we tie up the fate of our main character, but it felt like Rapture itself was pretty much over. The main architect was finished, the main villain was finished. Plus the whole place was leaking like a sieve, and when the city is underwater that means it doesn't have long.

Anyway, the feeling seems to be like one of those movies that does not really need a sequel, but the studio pushes for one anyway because they think it'll make money. And those sequels usually suck.

(I'm not saying that I think BioShock 2 will necessarily suck, only trying to explain the curious lack of enthusiasm for the sequel.)

Yes, it's weird.

What I find weirdest about it is that you went and bought a game that you had already determined that you hated. Have you ever considered the possibility that you have multiple personalities?

If not, you should go get some. They're awesome, and they really keep your friends and family guessing.

Considering the PS3 version was the definitive version with more content and improved visuals it makes no sense what-so-ever.