Bioshock 2: First Look

Bioshock is one of the most impressive games of the last few years, with its iconic graphics and horrific inhabitants, and luckily for us, Rapture is coming back. Read more

Bioshock 2: Sea Of Dreams Trailer

Well the PS3 version of Bioshock has finally landed, and aside from some horrific graphical glitches (which are said to being patched as we speak) those lucky PS3 owners have a little something tucked away in the extras menu: namely a trailer for Bioshock 2. Read more

Retro Game Packaging

Video game packaging has changed quite a lot over the years, to the current stage where you know what system a game is for just based on the colour of the plastic box, but all evolution isn’t a good thing as the Minus World points out. Read more

Bioshock Movie Planned

One of last years biggest game releases “Bioshock” has been pencilled in for a big screen release by hollywood bigwigs. The games developer 2k have signed a deal with Universal pictures. Read more

Bioshock Feature

Welcome to Rapture, the setting for Xbox 360 and PC game “Bioshock”.

Rapture is an underwater world created by a visionary called Andrew Ryan, who made the city so that scientists, artists, philosophers, surgeons etc could all work to their maximum capability without having to curb their work to co-inside with the laws and ideals of the western world, unfortunately things haven’t gone well, and by the time your character gets there the city of Rapture is in a state of despair. Read more

Bioshock Review

The first thing you will notice about Bioshock when you play it is its sheer beauty, every inch of “Rapture” is beautifully created, and looks like it has come straight out of a 1950’s novel, the lit areas show you witty advertisements and even hints (whilst trying to achieve a particular goal early on in the game, you will see an advertisement for the dental area on a wall which is giving away free Plasmids, which is very helpful if you’re a bit stuck) whereas the dark areas fill you with terror as to what you may find there. Read more

More Bioshock Fun

Check out the cool video below borrowed from Gamesradar.com, explaining all the various plasmids from the superb Bioshock, Enjoy:

Bioshock: Trailer, Images & Analysis

your character survives a mid atlantic plane crash, and whilst you sit in the sea bobbing around surrounded by fire, you notice a small gap in the distance, and swim toward it, noticing a lighthouse in the distance. Inside you take a bathysphere underwater and reach the madhouse that is “Rapture” your so called utopia for the duration of “Bioshock”. In the first level of the game you get a nice amount of hinted guidance, as you take part in a would be tutorial of sorts, learning about the inhabitents, plot, weapons and the all important combat techniques that vary so much from an ordinary first person shooter. Read more

Bioshock

Bioshock is still looking brilliant and still on target for release August 24th, lots of footage has come out of the E3 show showing all the many fabulous ways you can slay the weird inhabitents of rapture
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Bioshock

Bioshock is a new First person shooter coming to the Xbox360, later in the year. I was lucky enough to catch a video of this awesome new game, and it looks like its going to be a huge hit.
The premise of the game is the obvious shooting etc, but also making your enemies turn on each other using various Plasmids not to mention the ability to use telekinesis to catch for instance a grenade mid lob, and throw it back at the agressor, or maybe a larger enemy. Read more