| Developer: | 2K Boston & 2K Australia | | | Release Date: | 2007 | | | Systems: | PC, Xbox 360, PS3, OS X, iOS |
This week on
Super Adventures I'm playing Irrational Games'
System Shock successor
BioShock! Well okay they were called 2K Boston (and 2K Australia) at the time, but they changed back right afterwards. Speaking of names, you'd think that if they were going to play around capitalising the S in the middle like that, they'd put some clue in the logo so people would know about it. '
BIOSHOCK', there you go, I even kept it upper case.
I actually had something else written for this paragraph, but then 2K suddenly announced that the first two
BioShocks are getting an shiny new release with new models, better textures and directors commentary, and PC owners get the upgrade for free! It's like they waited for the exact moment I started to replay the game so they could ruin all my plans. I was tempted to delay writing this until September and take the next few months off, but then I realised that I'm more curious about whether the original experience still holds up. I'm also curious to learn whether I'm still sick of the game, or if it's been long enough now that I can find the fun again.
BioShock's part of an exclusive club, as it's a game I actually finished once, though I can assure you that you'll be getting no spoilers from me. Well except for the first few hours of the game, I'll be spoiling all of that like crazy, but I'm not even going to hint at any twists it may or may not have. Because I hate it when people do that.
(You can click screenshots to view them in super 720p-o-vision, which was a fairly impressive resolution back in 1960.)Read on �
