This would have worked. My wallet was constantly full by the end of the game, but since my ammo was full too I had nothing to spend it on. Though you could be really evil and have them cost adam.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbobb
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This would have worked. My wallet was constantly full by the end of the game, but since my ammo was full too I had nothing to spend it on. Though you could be really evil and have them cost adam.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbobb
As nice as this is, I already beat the game. No need to return for seconds.
I'd rather watch someone else play this than play it again. It's a sweet experience.
When I finished this game I was angry it was over. I wanted it to keep going for days, weeks more.
I adored this game. On my short list of the best of all time, and an epic moment in videogaming. The storyline, the enviroment, the gameplay, amazing.
But it has 0 replay value. I want to force myself through it again, but I just don't think it would be the same.
I'm curious, have you played System Shock 2?
eh. this DLC certainly won't force my hand to play the game again. pass.
Word. I beat it twice already, and this DLC is about two months too late. Pass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Razor Ramon
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In addition to the dash update, 360 owners will have another nice surprise waiting for them (as will their PC counterparts): a title update and new DLC for BioShock.
The title update includes some small fixes and one big one: A new widescreen FOV, the answer to some specific, antiquated prayers. The new content (just in time to refresh the memories of Game of the Year list makers) includes a plasmid pack (Machine Buster 1 & 2, Vending Expert 1 & 2, Sonic Boom 1 & 2, EVE Saver), the option to disable Vita-Chambers and a new, 100-point achievement called "Brass Balls." To get it, you'll just need to beat the game on hard without using a Vita-Chamber. No problem, right?
I hope that stuff isn't free on 360. I'd laugh my ass off.
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Originally Posted by B-Ri