Freedom = $1.05
Banned
speculawyer said:Here is how the cooks break down (to the best of my knowledge):
2K Games = Publisher
2K Boston = Levine's team that worked on original Bioshock. Now working on unnamed project.2K Australia = Other team that helped with original Bioshock. (Dunno what they are doing now.)X-Com?
2K Marin = New spin-off team made up of some 2K Boston people + new people. Helped on the port but are working mainly on Bioshock 2.
Digital Extreme = Outside PS3-specialty contractor brought in to help on the PS3 port.
Is a PS3 gamer not entitled to the sweat on his Dual Shock?
Didn't see a thread for it so here it goes. My first official thread : )
I'm going to start by stating that a lot of terrific info can be found at the 360/PC official thread. Would you kindly go there for some basic info?
General Info:
Release Dates:
North America = October 21
Everywhere else = Should be out : )
Players: 1
ESRB: M (Mature)
PEGI: 18+
OFLC: MA 15+
Click here for the official website.
Demo:
There is a demo up on PSN based on old code. Be advised that the final game should look/perform better.
A small description (from Wikipedia):
Set in an alternate history 1960, the game places the player in the role of a plane crash survivor named Jack, who must explore the underwater dystopian city of Rapture, and survive attacks by the mutated beings and mechanical drones that populate it. The game incorporates elements found in role-playing and survival horror games, and is described by the developers and Levine as a "spiritual successor" to their previous titles in the System Shock series.
Exclusive Features (from Shacknews). Out November 20 ($9.99):
2K Games revealed new details on the exclusive DLC for the PlayStation 3 version of BioShock.
The company has created "challenge rooms" that will challenge players to make use of plasmids and other abilities to overcome undisclosed obstacles.
"Challenge rooms retain the flavor of Rapture, but they're not trying to retrofit new story or new levels into the original game," said a 2K representative to Shacknews. "We're very, very respectful of the original experience."
The DLC will be accessed from the main menu. A Portal-style timer starts at the beginning of each challenge, and the player will be faced with a puzzle.
One example shown off was a carnival-themed level. The player had to compete in carnival games, using plasmid power to throw tennis balls into crates. The player then entered a room with a safe, where a series of trap bolts protected the safe. The player had to use telekensis to move the bolts, then continue to solve another series of mini-puzzles in order to save a Little Sister from a malfunctioning ferris wheel.
A Few Videos:
Launch Trailer
Fort Frolic
Big Pappa
Reviews:
IGN: 9.4
Computerandvideogames.com: 93/100
Eurogamer: 10/10
Gamepro: 5/5
GameDaily: 9/10
GamesRadar: 9/10
1up: A
Spoilers
Anything info that I should add, guys?