Yes, it's COMING!! And if you are reading this the day the game was released, IT'S HERE!!

From the first time I ever played Bioshock all I could think of was this game is incredible. It has a nostalgia derived from the 20’s and endures an incredible undersea journey that makes me remember why I enjoy first person single player games so much. I have to admit I have played Half-Life (yes 1) more than 3 times in total, and it still doesn’t get old. Along with that I also have played HL2 about 2 times and each of the next episodes more than once. But I digress… certain storylines are just worth experiencing and well, if you haven’t heard or missed out on the hype of the original Bioshock, I’d go out and grap a copy now while you still are not under the pressure of having to catch up to play Bioshock 2.

I’d also like to add that if no one on earth believes me, I know I’m right… Fallout 3 monopolized on the same style/genre of its gameplay textures, artwork and 20’s design by simply adding a much larger world around it and mixing into their Oblivion engine. Don’t get me wrong. I loved Fallout 3. Actually I’ve been hankering to replay the first one again and finish all the missions I missed (after watching the new release of The Book of Eli with Denzel Washington)… a true Fallout 3 fan would appreciate how great that movie is, and even though the storyline in the film is quite different, I know somewhere they originally wanted to make a movie called Fallout 3 and constructed a more suitable demographic friendly script that really is astounding and pure enjoyment to watch. So Fallout 3 succeeded, but I still wish to emphasize that Bioshock was first to come up with the ‘lets throw in that this place is stuck in the pre 20’s era’ for nostalgia. There were more times I can count playing Bioshock (and maybe I’m just a super gamer geek) but I’d RUN RUN RUN to that stupid Circus of Value vending machine, just because I wanted to hear the dumb clown sample again. “Ahahahah, you’ll go crazy with a Circus of Value!” (merry go-round music in the background)…. Rapture surely is missed, and even though I had to check my own site here for the GameGuideDog walkthrough of Bioshock, just to get through a few difficult places… Honestly, I can’t wait for Bioshock 2. And GameGuideDog will be happy to have an exclusive Bioshock 2 walkthrough guide just for you as soon as the game is spinning in your console!