Justin

Playing Bioshock is an experience so good that it may ruin you for other games.

Playing Bioshock is an experience so good that it may ruin you for other games.

Playing Bioshock is an experience so good that it may ruin you for other games.

Favorite Thing: The fact that Bioshock is one of those games that demonstrates that the medium can tell a story as good as any movie.

While I loved the battle scenes as much as the next person, I actually got a kick out of a lot of the Laconic phrases.

Xerxes: Yours is a fascinating tribe... defiant even in the face of annihilation. There is much our cultures could share.
Spartan King Leonidas: Perhaps you haven't noticed, but we've been sharing our culture with you all morning.

I'm interested in the new depth that they've introduced to the game; but a quick comparison of the screenshots of the Wii and 360 versions will show you that the 360 still looks better.

"... playstation taught him to drive"

That's actually pretty feasible in terms of the basics. Think about all of the PR stunts where professional drivers drive virtual versions of real tracks to show how real they are, and racing wheels with force feedback and 900 degrees of rotation to match real cars. Even moving from a controller to a car, it's a fairly easy transition to make after a bit of learning how hard to press pedals, etc. I am surprised he was able to work the pedals and still see over the dash though.

I'm amazed that a digitally distributed title needs a publisher. Shouldn't that be a middleman that is removed from this equation?

You guys are a bunch of sore losers. After you're finished with your waah burger and french cries, you should think about trying again.

Congratulations to the winners.

Actually, Broomfield sits about halfway between Denver and Boulder (about 15miles from the heart of each). It's location has made it a site for a lot of shopping centers. There's a Best Buy at the Flatirons mall that has a Magnolia in it, etc.... so yeah, not bumpkin, it's actually quite the opposite.