WOOT!

Can't Wait! I rented this game! Im still looking for a cheap copy :D

Bioshock 2 will have a lot to live up to.

I guess this confirms BioShock 2 on the PS3. Exclusive?!? Probably not...but at least this makes it the definitive version of BioShock.

Oh, I went there!

I seriously doubt it will be a PS3 exclusive as it originally came out for the 360, but, who knows?

The trailer looks phat.

I doubt it will be exclusive but just cause a game was originally released on one console, doesn't mean it can't jump ships.

one nil down, two-one up, that's the way the PS3 doesn't suck...????

Who knows. I think it will come out on both. In fact, I hope it does even though I don't have a 360.

Better be some Turning Point: Splicer Edition, minus all the suck.

Why are people speculating whether this will be exclusive to the PS3? You know it will be multi platform. The only thing left to speculate is whether the sequel will live up to the original game.

Well, those impromptu sand sculptures, on the Atlantic Coast, resembled a city springing to life for me. A big, busy one. I doubt we'll be going back to Rapture this time.

I'd say it's at least 2-3 years in the future, as the "Little" Sister appeared older to me. That's all I got.

I think there's a fundamental problem here, we've already been to Rapture. Exploration was the point of the game, and the city was as much of a character as the Splicer's, Little Sister's, and Big Daddy's ever were. We hit all of the important areas of the city; from the ballrooms, to the hospitals, to the very inner workings of the engines that run the city itself. There's not a whole lot left to explore, and returning to these areas won't provide the same excitement it did the first time around.

So what's left to draw us back and make it worthwhile? I really loved Bioshock, but didn't the first one say all it needed to? Is there really more ground to cover? Doesn't it run the risk of cheapening the message present in the original by forcing a sequel and unnecessarily expanding the narrative?

What I thought seemed kind of cool, was that it looked like the little girl (or sister) used plasmids to create a sandcastle-like Rapture. Maybe everyone else got this when they watched, but I didn't at first.

Wasn't Bioshock set on an island in an early draft? Just throwing that out there.

Paying attention to the logo at the end, it has water dripping at first and then it looks like it dries out and a butterfly lands on it. Rapture comes to the surface? Or are the pulling a Jurassic Park and there is second city/island? Whatever it is, I'm interested to see whats going to happen.

Yeah, the lil' sister looks a lil' older and it does look like she did something to create the sand sculptures (she twitches and a puff of sand near her feet happens just before the city scape rises up).

As for the logo, the Butterfly doesn't land on it, it crawls out of a freaking barnacle... that's just... odd. Are we going to have some sort of barnacle plasmid that lets us throw butterflies at our enemies? I hope so.

Also, Mr Bubbles is looking a little worse for wear my dear. You best get him fixed up :D

Reminds me of Fallout with the use of oldies music.

Do want!

... at last ... what a beautiful game was bioshock 1, i hope the same for this one.

Oh yeah, hopefully I can wait a year to play it after it comes out on the 360 and PC first. At least they better not do that this time.

Sorry Foshi, I thought the ":P" indicated I was joking. I'll spell it out next time.

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the Little Sister looks to have an earth type plasmid!?? she does look grown up from what she was. Could it be that you play as a Sister and some plot involves finding the one that saves you. Interesting theory

Looks like New York sprouting from the ground?

Maybe there will be some city building of a new society involved with this game... Looks like it takes place later on judging by the appearance of that little sister.

I wonder if you'll still play as Jack...

This has made me more than a little bit excited and in entirely the wrong ways.

Ah the unnecessary sequel, how I love thee. I thought that there was a pretty hefty amount of closure at the end of the first game with respect to the Little Sisters and Jack.

Maybe they could make a game that lives up to the promise of "successor" to the System Shock series this time around.