BioShock

Speaking to PlayStation Access Ken Levine has talked about the creative process and influences between other games. When asked a reader question about similarities between Bioshock and Skyrims magic in one hand weapon in the other set up, Levine said, There is a constant back and forth.

Irrational Games has said that one of their oldest titles The Lost which never was published laid the foundation for their hit title Bioshock. The game was designed for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox following up the success of System Shock 2. <br /> <br /> The Lost was a bit of everything. It was Silent Hill meets Zelda meets Devil May Cry in the sense that it was a series of levels in linear fashion, but within the levels, there was freedom, said game designer Bill Gardner. <br /> <br /> We wouldnt have been able to make BioShock if it werent for The Lost. In a lot of ways, it was what BioShock wound up becoming. <br /> <br /> The interesting part is that this unreleased game of theirs went on to get a little revamp and then be released as Agni: Queen of Darkness in India. <br /> <br /> You can take a look at the video attached below to get a little sneak peak at the game that began the journey to Bioshock.

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There are thousands of official and unofficial versions of Monopoly out there, as the real estate board game has been entertaining the world and causing heated arguments for over 70 years. Today we came across what may be the best variation yet, with this unofficial though professional looking BioShock Monopoly board...

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When cosplay is done right it can be awesome; but when it’s done perfectly, it can be damn near magical. That’s likely the best way to describe the BioShock cosplay that took place at Dragon*Con’s “Night at Georgia Aquarium” last week, where group of Irrational staff members took to the aquarium looking for BioShock cosplayers. Saying they “hit the jackpot” would be an understatement...

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BioShock was a resounding success for Ken Levine and Irrational Games. But the renowned designer has now admitted he was surprised and amazed by the games popularity.

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