Thread: BioShock PlayStation 3 Games

When BioShock was released for the Xbox 360 and PC last year, he reviewed what people can expect from the console first person shooter. Is inextricably Rapture - utopian city, which fell on hard times - a star of the show. This startlingly real metropolis, located far below the ocean surface were planned community for people desperate to escape the imminent war on land, but much worse fate caught up with those who have made a step. One year later, PlayStation 3 owners finally get the opportunity to lay waste to the genetic Freaks fill in the old world. If you've already played through the original release, this is virtually identical; inclusion harder difficulty mode is not enough to lure BioShock veterans return to the ascension. However, if you missed the BioShock for the first time, you do not want to miss this underwater adventure again.



Impressive graphics and excellent water effects make the transition to the PlayStation 3 intact. Ascension feels alive, even in its decaying state. There are a number of unique conditions in this underwater city. Medical Bay has pools of blood still drying on the floor and posters along the wall with an image of surgical procedures, clubs and bars ads on different beers and meeting places for people to drink to sit and relax; There is even a forest in the Rapture, with trees to provide the necessary oxygen for underwater life. Personnel remained high, regardless of how many enemies and explosions on the screen simultaneously. After a brief set when you first start the game, download times kept to a minimum. Only the loading screens you will have to face when traveling from one section to another using a bathysphere, but it is quite rare that he never breaks the pace of activity.



As technically and artistically impressive as BioShock is a reason for playing the game is to experience the dark history of ascension in the fall. This story is primarily told through audio recorders can be found throughout the environment. These fragments of the document the growing madness going on. When you come to the medical bay, you will be represented by plastic surgeon, who was obsessed with beauty. The records - as he and those who said it - to tell about his obsessive practice as the freedom to run its facility without a moral responsibility enabled him to create a masterpiece of man, he always provided. The people you meet are clearly mad with power, as you quickly discover, because almost all of them tampered with genetic modifications in their own bodies. But their motives feel terrifyingly real.