Thank you Jesus.

The funny thing is, I actually didn't. I couldn't give less of a shit about BS2 just because, well, all I wanted to do is play as a big daddy and fuck shit up with my drill arm, now that I know that I can the rest of the game can take a hike.

I actually was just glad you could give everyone else that idea. I don't wanna scan it.

It's easily one of the most mundane things that you could do with a magazine.

I'd rather let it collect dust, honestly. I don't actually want them.

I asked him but it never happened, and Google refuses to give me a good link. Ho hum, I'll wait for other sources.

Fuck. I just don't have immediate access to a scanner. Plus, the magazine may or may not be lost.

You may or may not find the scans by searching "bioshock 2 scans" and you may or may not see them faster by clicking a link that says 'Hi Res BioShock 2 Game Informer Scans' that is possibly the second link shown.

This is all hearsay, of course.

Something that I perhaps noticed is that Tenenbaum does in fact reappear, and it's likely that you won't be a Bouncer.

You're the first big daddy. So you still have plasmids, don't have as much genetic changes, and are a little more powerful. Of course, you have a drill and and boom gun thing.

Sorry for bumping a sort-of-oldish thread, but I found this BS2 teaser website. It reveals some of the plot but takes a while to load. Plus the entire website is flash, which is a bitch when it comes to navigating around.

Fail.

Okay, how?

Hopefully it won't turn out as a bad sequel like so many games have done. I immensly enjoyed the first one.

BioShock 2: Wet Dreams. Coming soon. Rofl.

Holy shit you're really not funny!

Looks like you two have something in common already then.

I know I've made you laugh at least once, so be quiet.

But you've made me frown countless times ):<

You win some, you lose some :).

Touche, I should probably add you on MSN sometimes.

Havoc is a master troll and doesn't even realize it. He's like a genie.

Aren't I just so boring? :)

I'm sure you could've came up with a better parody title.

Dude, seriously, fallacy of logic, stop reacting.

One day you'll thank me for those words, seriously.

*snort* *giggle* Rep.

Back on topic

I was afraid that the multiplayer was going to be crap but those guys seem to know their stuff:
http://kotaku.com/5245711/bioshock-2...ds-the-fiction

How'd you do that?

Magic!

ugh

Release date has been announced! :D February 9th 2010 is the day our adventure in Rapture may continue!

I really hope it isn't just escort mission:the game. OANST said that's what it looked like and I haven't seen anything different.

I'm reserving judgement for a demo, but at the moment I am leaning towards not getting it.

From what I've heard there's a lot to this game. Most of the time you'll just be wandering through Rapture, completing areas like you did in the first game. And like in the first game you only repeat yourself when you encounter a little sister. Only instead of having to deal with a Big Daddy, you have to deal with the splicers attacking her and they apparently come in big numbers. The little sister sequence is pretty much going to be like the final part of Bioshock before facing Fontaine, only a lot shorter.

Furthermore you'll suffer from flashbacks every once in a while, probably from before you were made into the first Big Daddy, which take you back to the time when Rapture was still alive. These flashbacks most likely won't contain a lot of action but are intended to show you what happened to Rapture before it went to hell. This is one of the things I'm looking forward to most, wandering through some of the locations while they are in active use and not destroyed.

Sitting around defending Little Sisters still sounds repetitive as hell.

Most of the time the Little Sister is sitting in the canister on your back. She only climbs out when there's a corpse to harvest from. My impression is that these are only located in certain areas, where the environment has been designed specifically to make the ensuing conflagration interesting.

Fox News Special Report!
Bioshock: The horror game teaching kids to abuse their siblings- forcing them into small spaces, teaching them to inject needles into adults, abduction- More at 11!

I'll believe it without having seen it.

"even the, uh, the name is kind of forceful and violating, isn't it Steve?"
"It sure is, Carrie. Bioshock, Biological Shock. It's designed to entrance the child with those big words and shock them into buying it."
"Certainly a frightening concept!"
"And, another thing here, you can see this large, hulking guy on the cover here,"
"Ooh, he certainly doesn't look friendly!"
"Yes, this is the "Big Daddy". He hunts through the corridors, stalking out small girls called "Little Sisters". I'm sure you can understand the undertones."
"I would want to meet him in a dark alley!"

I recall a picture on Encyclopedia Dramatica in the BioShock article. Er...I don't think I should upload it, but it's quite a giggle.

Then why mention it?