DarkTone

Welcome back. 

It would be worse than those youtubers boxing. 

Gonna try out kid Dracula. 

I started playing this a day before this thread went live. Never played it before. Looks great for its time, but because of limitations I'm pretty meh on it.  Still early into the game, so no rating. 

You are the heart of this site. 

STOP LEAVING 

Who should take the title off of Roman?

4 hours ago, Webhead123 said:

That's what I was wondering.

The other DLC, The Protector Trials, can be safely ignored unless you just want more Bioshock 2 gameplay. It's basically just a set of "Protect the Little Sister" challenges that don't add anything to the story and are honestly pretty forgettable.

Oh wow. Thanks for the heads up. 

Those new title designs are.... something. 

Congrats to those who look forward to this...

13 hours ago, Webhead123 said:

I would play Minerva's Den first and then move on to Infinite, if that's what you're asking. I like Infinite quite a bit but I admit that it's a mixed bag. I think it has some of the grandest ambitions of the trilogy and I love many of the concepts that they play with in the game. The gameplay itself isn't bad but it isn't much to write home about either. Here's my nickel tour of the trilogy:

Bioshock - Best atmosphere and most memorable plot twists; clunky and frustrating gameplay.
Bioshock 2 - Best gameplay and most immersive story; setting and atmosphere feel a bit "been there, done that"
Infinite - Most ambitious story and fascinating setting; muddled and slightly nonsensical plot and mediocre gameplay.

Each game has its highs and lows. As a total package, Bioshock 2 is still the best, IMHO.

I actually meant the other DLC haha. Played and beaten infinite twice, and will play again in the future. I've heard NOTHING about bioshock 2 as a game, but I enjoyed it. Couldn't put it down and that hasn't happened to me in years. And that includes playing hollow knight! 

4 hours ago, Webhead123 said:

By far my favorite game of the trilogy. The story overall is much more nuanced than the original and I think it is the better of the two, although it lacks the same level of dramatic "sting" as Bioshock. I think it demands more from the player to truly follow the implications but the reward for paying attention to those subtleties is greater.

And if you haven't played the Minerva's Den DLC...do so. It's probably the best and most interesting stuff the series has to offer.

I saw the DLC and got tempted. Should I play the other one first.... or at all?

Bioshock 2. Confusing ending but enjoyed it. 

Well done. 

Happy fathers day! 

Welcome. 

How often do LRG reply about delays?

Pretty much what Reed said. 

This is the first time I've heard of this fitness mat. That looks crazy! Well done. 

I got outbid on an item. 12 hours later the seller contacted me asking if I wanted to flat out buy it for the price I bid. Turns out the guy who won lived in Italy, and the description said that it only shipped to the same country as his. 

Closest is EGX and MCM comic con. I seem to play more "retro" games these days, and love seeing kiosks showing overpriced games no one would buy. 

Holy shit! Congrats. Is this your new gem of your collection? Good luck with 4! 

Congrats!

8. Crystal is my favourite from the series. 

Play both. Mainly retro. 

Avatars, tilt controls, achievements. Sony are the kings of copying and sometimes they do it better. 

This is not one of those times.