BioShock - Gameplay
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I was hoping for a sort of epic first-person adventure, but it's just running around and shooting stuff again.
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This trailer is designed to show the action elements of the game, more specifically, how to take down a Big Daddy.
I'd be very suprised if the whole of the game was this action orientated.
I thought it looked incredible. Stunning graphics, incredible atmosphere and it just screams next-gen.
August can't come soon enough!!!
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On the other hand, they may have just organized this kind of in-game situation to show off some of its features.
Hope it's the latter.
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Eeew... hadnīt thought about like that before...
What kinda "services" to you think the little girl provides for her "Big Daddy" in return for his protection....
I can already see the ads:
BioShock - Fight the Pedophile Divers from the Lost City of Rap(e)ture
(needs some polishing, I know)
- Jack T is going to have a field day! - well maybe even he isnīt so messed up as to interpret it in that way...
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I'm not saying it won't be brilliant, by the way. It most likely will be. It just doesn't appear to be the type of game that I'd thought it would be.
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System Shock 2 didn't have any NPCs.
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Gee wizz, I surely don't know any of the behind the scenes on this, but I would hazard a guess that it was an intentional marketing stance - pitch it as a shooter, because shooter audiences are bigger, even though there are some RPG things going on... but RPGs scream inaccessibility, clunky interfaces, unintuitive controls etc. which will always be a turn off to a more mainstream gamer. Bioshock seems to be streamlining controls and the more boring, long-in-the-tooth, outdated elements of RPG in all the right places, as far as I can see.
Whether it's for the best to market it that way... well. I think you've show that it might not be for you as an individual.
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(needs some polishing, I know)
/calls Chris Morris
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Shudder.
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