You know what pain is? Pain is having to wait TWO WHOLE YEARS for a game you want in your hands now. In this case, that game is Bioshock Infinite, which marks the return of Ken Levine and the Irrational Games studio to the franchise they created in 2007.
Word has been abuzz that Irrational Games–the development studio centered around creative Ken Levine that made the 2K Games best-seller BioShock–would be announcing its long-brewing new game very soon. Of course, anticipation has been high.
You might’ve thought you were done playing as a prototype Big Daddy in this year’s return to Rapture. But you’re not, because the Little Sisters still need you. 2K Games announced that they’ll be rolling out Protector Trials, a new set of single-player content, on August 3rd. Here’s how 2K describes it:
2K has an “aggressive post-launch downloadable content plan” for BioShock 2 that’s slated to kick off next month with the Sinclair Solutions Test Pack. Other packs will be subsequently released in the following months to further enhance single player mode with “more narrative, new tools and new challenges.” The aforementioned pack focuses on multiplayer with [...]
I’m going to make this super easy. I have a number in mind between 0 and one million and the closest person to it gets a free copy of 2K’s BioShock 2 Special Edition. We’ll announce a winner on Friday at 3 PM ET.
I’m happy to report that Lev has returned from book leave! What a joyous occasion for me. Not to discredit Steve or Allie, but I’ve missed Lev. We’re like the Three Amigos minus the third Amigo, you know?
Thursday, Feb. 11, 2010
Peter Ha explains what Google Buzz is and talks about how he can’t stop playing BioShock 2 while Steven James Snyder fills us in the latest Christopher Nolan Batman Superman news.
Over 70 Best Buy and 2,500 Gamestop stores opened their doors at midnight early this morning to give gamers the chance to be the first to buy BioShock 2 and, to a lesser extent, Dante’s Inferno.
Once again we’re transported back to Rapture, but 10 years after the events that transpired in the first “BioShock” story and we find ourselves trampling through the underwater city as a Big Daddy. I won’t give away any of the story or plot lines because without them, “BioShock 2” is more or less the same [...]
Yes, it’s true, the prodigal son has returned.
