Welcome to Rapture. Three simple words that had little to no meaning to me until the latter half of 2007 when BioShock hit stores shelves and found its way into my heart. What could have easily been "Generic First-Person Shooter # 35, 766", BioShock was able to provide a game-play experience rivaled by none with a great atmosphere, intriguing story and environment that was so fascinating it easily took the spot of MVP. Three years later, BioShock 2 came out and while the change in priorities from alluring atmosphere to action-filled shooting play-style was palpable, seeing Rapture again from a different perspective was enough to get me excited and keep my attention for the following eight hours. I love BioShock but I am sure I was not alone being somewhat skeptical about what was going down with the announcement of a new game in the same year as the release of the last one.
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Showing posts with label bioshock infinite. Show all posts
9.22.2010
BioShock and the Infinite Glad-ness
Welcome to Rapture. Three simple words that had little to no meaning to me until the latter half of 2007 when BioShock hit stores shelves and found its way into my heart. What could have easily been "Generic First-Person Shooter # 35, 766", BioShock was able to provide a game-play experience rivaled by none with a great atmosphere, intriguing story and environment that was so fascinating it easily took the spot of MVP. Three years later, BioShock 2 came out and while the change in priorities from alluring atmosphere to action-filled shooting play-style was palpable, seeing Rapture again from a different perspective was enough to get me excited and keep my attention for the following eight hours. I love BioShock but I am sure I was not alone being somewhat skeptical about what was going down with the announcement of a new game in the same year as the release of the last one.
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