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From God's lips to my blog...I try to express my thoughts, concerns, criticisms and musings about video games, culture, and anything else I see fit. All time favorite game? Toss up between Shining Force and General Chaos. If you know those two games, then you have better taste than most. Also I love all of the Civilization games. I can't think of a better way to waste 9 hours...that or sleeping.

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Bioshock 2 Fan Made Concept Art!?...Very Nice
Lowkey \| 1:39 AM on 03.05.2008	8 comments

I definitely have new wallpaper. A college artist named Ben created some amazing Bioshock 2 concept art which has been posted over at Ripten for a couple days and it has already got the attention of some folks at 2k.

Whether or not you agree with Bioshock being turned into a franchise, the concept art is pretty damn cool and begins to paint a very interesting vision of Rapture.

Note to 2k: I want to fight that whale thing! Make it happen! The link to the rest of the art is below. Given that this is the first concept art I have seen from the community for a Bioshock sequel (or prequel) I would be interested in seeing what the more artistically inclined among us could put together in the same vein. I would totally do it but everything would end up looking like it was from Pearls Before Swine strip.

http://www.ripten.com/2008/03/04/bioshock-2-fan-art-catches-the-eye-of-2k-games/

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8 comments | showing # 1 to 8

TentuX

that whale is scary...yet i want to see its blowhole.

Fronz

I came.

wardrox

Hey, looks like the original article posted on Ripten was by a guy called John Kershaw, I bet he is sexy.

wardrox

Also, keep an eye on Ripten, there should be an interview with the artist soon, which is cool.

Wobachuki

Fontain=Captain Ahab!!!

Big Daddy= ...Queequeg?

Rucksack

Holy shit...

Tiff

beautiful!

Lowkey

It has the Tiff seal of approval, so it works for me!

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