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I'm Infinitestrike and I'm from the UK. My gaming history basically started with a Sega Mega Drive, followed by the PS1, PS2, Gamecube, GBA SP, DS, Wii and XBox 360. I guess my favourite games are the Metal Gear series, Devil May Cry series, Bioshock, Crash Bandicoot series (PS1), Legend of Zelda, Pokemon, Gears of War and Halo.

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Well somethinginthesea.com has recently updated to Mark Meltzer’s study. Normal enough you might think, except for a pretty weird, evil-loooking lunchbox near the side of his desk. In case you haven’t looked at the site recently, Mark Meltzer is the bloke who’s investigating these abductions of little girls around the world.
When we last left him, he had taken a very blurry picture of the Big Sister, which might been exciting in itself if it weren’t for Game Informer plastering a great big picture of her literally days before the reveal on the site.

Anyway, after that, a year has passed (1968) and his own daughter got kidnapped by the Big Sister. His wife divorces him, blaming Mark and his crazy research. He’s then sent to a mental facility. When Mark gets out he goes to track the Big Sister down for REVENGE and because he wants his daughter back. He tracks her to Hudson River in New York and traps her in a net. Which clearly isn’t effective because she slices through it and then smashes his leg, breaks his ribs and leaves 16 stitches on his neck.

Now, the Big Sister has broken into his office and left the weirdo lunchbox there. Meltzer thinks it’s a BOMB, though why he doesn’t get rid of it is anyone guess. It’s up to you to unlock this strange box/BOMB thing.




Which is something I have been trying to do, for about 2 hours now, gnashing my teeth in frustration and wasting loads of paper in the process. Mind you, I could just wait for someone else to post the correct combination on the net, but then that’s cheating isn’t it?

In any case I think it could make a great Collector’s Edition Box for Bioshock 2. And I personally think it’s a bit more intriguing then whatever heck Kojima’s doing.

EDIT: According to people clearly much more used to code cracking over at 2K forums, the message on the back of the box is (it repeats over and over again):

I can't rember my birthday do you remember my birthday I have a new birthday

Except no-one really knows what Big Sister's birthday is.



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So much chrome...
Can I ask why this happens Chrome users? I use Firefox personally. It's so hard to read...
Sorry about that everyone.
So, has it been unlocked yet? Its probably a date that was only briefly mentioned in bioshock 1.
I love this kind of marketing.
It's been opened!

SPOILERS IN CASE YOU WANT TO SOLVE IT YOURSELF:

















Each symbol represent a letter in our alphabet. You can find what each symbol represents here: http://i41.tinypic.com/33kry4h.jpg

In order to open the box, you need to enter the code, ICF.
" Its cold down here daddy come find me "
Thanks for your patience and sorry for the inconvenience!
Best regards, Mary, CEO of website advertising and iscsi redundant

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