2k’s Upcoming Crime-Drama “Mafia II’s” Developers released a Walkthrough video of Demo we saw one and half month back in E3 Check The Video After The break: Read more…
VG247 Claims that a 2k official has sent them a email confirming the release date of BioShock 2 for PS3, 360 and PC is 30th October.
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Take-Two Interactive announced delays for two of its upcoming open-world games today, pushing back the release dates of Rockstar San Diego’s Red Dead Redemption and 2K Czech’s Mafia II.
Both titles were slated for a somewhat vague Fall release, but have been delayed today to, at the earliest, November 1, 2009. Take-Two has re-scheduled the pair of games for a release in the first half of its fiscal 2010, which runs from November 1 to April 30. Read more…
While BioShock 2 is being worked on by a different studio, that doesn’t mean it’s being worked on by different people. Here, a BioShock 1 veteran takes us through nine minutes of BioShock 2.
Now, if you’re precious about this kind of thing, there might be spoilers within. Might. We don’t know! If we don’t know the plot, how can we know if it’s being spoiled?
Universal and 2K Games’ big budget, big screen adaptation of BioShock may have gotten a little too big for its budget, as the film is now in a holding pattern as cost concessions are made.
The BioShock film, currently in pre-production, was announced last May by Universal and 2K, with Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski attached to helm the film and John Logan, responsible for Gladiator and The Aviator, planned to pen the script. Read more…
How can you spoil BioShock 2? You already know the gameplay and setting from BioShock — or so you think.
Good thing the preview 2K showed was a “fake” level that won’t appear in the final game, making it impossible to spoil BioShock 2 for anybody and focusing more on the game itself and less on the spoiling. But, if you’re the sensitive type, you have been warned: *HERE BE SPOILERS*
“Hunting the Big Sister” is a short preview level that contains elements of BioShock 2 that will be in the final game. The first of those elements is obviously the protagonist – the original Big Daddy. See? Not a spoiler. Nothing new here, move along, move along.
It’s 10 years after the events of the first game and for some reason, we’re back in Rapture and not much has changed. The producers say there’s a reason for this and that they don’t want to presuppose a canon ending for the first game. Fingers crossed it’s not “the first game was all a dream,” because that would make both games terrible instead of just the sequel.
The demo level starts with your character coming to in a partially flooded chamber of Rapture as Tenenbaum orders you to get up. Since you are the first Big Daddy, you’re not subject to the mind control the other Big Daddies suffer – but how can you refuse a beautiful woman with a German accent? Read more…
Well, when it comes to exclusives, 2K Marin is putting out. Last week they gave it up for Gametrailers, this week they invited Gamespot up for some coffee and chat about BioShock 2.
This of course carries a bigtime spoiler alert, so, you been warned. Visit the write-up at your curiosity’s peril. Or you can peruse the following, which contain the write-ups more more generic comments after Gamespot played a demo entitled “Hunting the Big Sister.” (Come on, that title’s not a spoiler, I guess).
