Bioshock 2 [PC,X360,PS3]

Developer: 2K Marin
Publisher: 2K Games
Release date: Worldwide February 9, 2010

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Set ten years after the events of BioShock, a number of towns around the world have been reporting kidnappings of young girls by attackers described as "thin", with red lights often reported as either being worn by the attacker or spotted nearby in the sea. This single attacker, who is the Big Sister, one of the Little Sisters from the first entry in the series, has mechanized herself in a similar fashion to the Big Daddies — and has become the ruler of the underwater city of Rapture, which under her control has reached an equilibrium in which she "actively maintains the city's infrastructure, and viciously hunts anyone down who disrupts the balance of power"; Tenenbaum, discoverer of ADAM and original creator of the Little Sisters, states that the Big Sister has begun kidnapping girls and turning them "into creatures... like her".

The player will take the role of the first Big Daddy ever created in Rapture, who possesses superior speed and intelligence to his clones, though he lacks their strength. He has seemingly survived the events of the first game. As such, the Big Daddy's drill and rivet gun will be weapons that the player may use, but will overheat if used constantly. Alternatively, the player may also use plasmids, and their effects have been changed, while "upgrade trees" will provide unique ways to upgrade plasmids. A new feature added is the ability to dual-wield plasmids and weapons at the same time. Further Big Daddy abilities found in the first game, such as performing a shoulder dash, will also be an option. The player will also be able to step outside Rapture into the ocean due to the diving suit they wear. The Big Sister also appears to be a very serious threat to the player. When a certain number of Big Daddies are killed she will attack. Unlike the Big Daddies, she is lightning quick and arguably more powerful, able to extract ADAM from her enemies through a harvesting needle, straight into her bloodstream, which fuels "telekinetic abilities beyond anything previously thought possible".

As a "rogue" Big Daddy, players will attempt to capture the Little Sisters from other Big Daddies who roam Rapture. Once caught, the player will again have the option of choosing the fate of the Little Sisters. Harvesting remains a possibility in order to gain more ADAM, but rather than rescuing the Little Sister, players will instead be allowed to adopt them. With this option, Little Sisters will ride around with the player's Big Daddy, and will look for ADAM to harvest from corpses; in a manner similar to the museum area of the first game, the player will then need to ensure that splicers will not harm the Little Sister as the harvesting process takes place. Rescuing, while not initially an option for the player, will become available at some point in the game. Additionally the Little Sisters will also warn the player when the Big Sister is approaching.

Returning features from the first game include the ability for the player to regenerate (though not by the use of Vita-Chambers), and audio diaries. In addition to the single-player story, multiplayer will be a feature in BioShock 2, but this will not take the form of co-operative play.

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GT Pop-Block Reap the rewards of Rapture as every element is exposed
Exclusive Debut Teaser
Exclusive Debut Gameplay
Bioshock 2 Feature Interview
Q&A Gameinformer
Rapture Revealed Interview
First Details of Bioshock 2’s Multiplayer Surface
Hunting the Big Sister Demo
Exclusive Multiplayer Debut Trailer

E3 09: Multiplayer Interview
GTTV
Characters and Story Interview
Combat Interview
Multiplayer Mechanics Interview

Deathmatch Gameplay (21/11 -09)
Turret Hack Gameplay (21/11 -09)
To Harvest or Not To Harvest Gameplay (21/11 -09)

Collecting ADAM at Ryan Amusements (13/12 -09)
Official Special Edition Unboxing (2/2 -10)
Launch Trailer (3/2 -10)

Your Questions Answered Part One (4/2 -10)
Your Questions Answered Part Two (6/2 -10)
Red Carpet Trailer (6/2 -10) Dive back into the best trailers and gameplays of BioShock 2!

Rapture Metro Pack: Kill 'Em Kindly Golf Club Mode (12/5 -10)
Rapture Metro Pack: Guns & Fire (12/5 -10)

Slängde fram en liten text ovanför bilderna ifall någon nu skulle vara känslig. Förövrigt så är man riktigt taggad inför detta, blir att köra igenom 1an igen inför releasen.

Köpte mitt över Steam så ingen figur här, skulle dock inte tacka nej till en.

Slängde upp din länk i första inlägget, tack för den.

Jag blev lite fundersam i slutet av intervjun när han bara sa att det kommer till konsol? Detta ska spelas på PC!

Precis det kan väl inte stämma, måste komma till PC. Både Wiki och Gametrailers har listat PC som en av plattformarna.

edit - i senaste intervjun jag lade till så säger han PC också, så var väl en miss i den andra.

2K says BioShock 2 multiplayer won't "compromise" single player

"2K has moved to reassure fans that BioShock 2’s elusive multiplayer component won’t put a damper on the single player antics, acknowledging that some fans may be a little “cynical” on the subject of online play.

Speaking to Gameplayer, BioShock 2’s lead level designer Hogarth de la Plante commented: “We recognise that people might be cynical about a multiplayer mode,” adding, “A lot of us are big single player fans also so in no way does it compromise the single-player experience.”

The game’s producer Melissa Miller also chipped in, adding that the decision to include online multiplayer functionality hadn’t been taken “lightly,” though remained tight lipped on any details.

More information on the game's multiplayer component is expected at E3 in June. BioShock 2 is due out later this year on PlayStation 3 , PC and Xbox 360."

http://www.psu.com/2K-says-BioShock-2-multiplayer-wont-compro...

PC, lätt.

9-Minute Walkthrough Varning, ökar vill ha faktorn.