Review: Bioshock Infinite: Burial at Sea, Episode 2
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What is worse than the taste of orange juice just after one has brushed their teeth? Why, the final episode of the Bioshock: Infinite saga, of course!
Tag Archives: BioShock
Editorial: Good Storytelling Has Atmosphere
Out of all the tools at the disposal of developers, atmosphere seems to be woefully underutilized while amazing graphics are becoming more commonplace. Perhaps some explanation is required to find out exactly what atmosphere is.
Editorial: Moving Goalposts
This week Mel tries his hand at an in depth exploration of videogames as a medium. Within he uses highfalutin terms like ludonarrative dissonance. That means it is smart and mature. What other verbal honey pots does he stick his hand in to? Come and see.
News: A Bioshock to the Industry
Bioshock developer closes its doors for good, Japanese sales of Donkey Kong Country: Tropical freeze suffer due to low install base, and Xbone’s ESRAM not to blame for 720p insists Harrison in the news of the week!
Editorial: The Integration of Gameplay and Story
Deimosion loves when games integrate their stories and gameplay. This week, he attempts to explain why while discussing the impact of one of Bioshock’s major scenes. Spoilers abound, but then, Bioshock is a five-year-old game!
Review: Bioshock 2
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2k Games returns to the underwater city of Rapture in the recent release of Bioshock 2 In Bioshock 2 the player enters the shoes, or diving suit, of “Subject Delta”, a prototype Big Daddy, who is on a quest to save the Little Sister he was once attached to. The second game plays much like the more »
MAP Episode 33: Oktoberkast
Produced 2009.10.04 The Podcast returns from a technology-enforced holiday with a (nearly) full-staff, special, double-length, deluxe edition–complete with German Beer! Bust out the pretzels, crank up the polka, don your alpine hat and lederhosen, and listen now!
Editorial: BioShock Me
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2K’s critically acclaimed action-adventure, BioShock, happens to be one of my all-time favorite videogames. The gameplay is varied, fast-paced, and fun. The story is fantastic both in content and execution. The atmosphere generated by the ruined paradise of Rapture is unrivalled by any other videogame ever created. Obviously that’s a very brief overview of what more »