Looks incredible.

Even if(!) the story can't live up to it's predecessor, this looks like a very, very solid shooter. I'll have to get it, no matter what.

I'm totally confused as to when this takes place. If it's after the first game then why do you play as the first big daddy?

Lush..

Loved Bioshock, although thought it ran out off steam after the big reveal. Still, the chance to spend more time in Rapture is more than welcome. Oh, and whats the betting you turn out to be the Irish dude (Atlus/Atlas). Apologies to those of a longer memory (I forget who the Irish guy turned out to be) if this isn't possible.

Somewhereee, somewhere under the sea, somewhere waiting for meeeee.

Thankfully this time 2k isn't gonna hold back the ps3 version and I don't have to but this game twice.

Part of what made Bioshock special was the reveal that really brought to focus why we do what we do in games (from a story perspective). How is Bioshock going to follow that up without copying it verbatim I'm curious about.

I mean Bioshock was more than just the story and those things will be easier to recreate I think. The Art direction from Bioshock looks consistent with the original and it looks to have a similar atmosphere. However, one thing that's harder to recreate is the sense of wonder you felt the first time you explored Rapture.

That being said, I hope 2K Marin is successful is creating a worthy sequel to Bioshock.

Looks pretty good for a sequel. It'll feel like a different world without Atlas and Ryan breaking in over the radio every 5 minutes.

It might be me, but it seems a lot darker too.

@HiddenAHB

You see what happened to Jack in the good ending.

PS:Why would you have a post script in your comment?

Anyone kinda of disappinted about the outside sections? I mean just a breather let's fight a fucking sea creature fuckig 10000 leagues under the sea style. Is it wrong to be critxal of the game right now ? The outside looks bland compared to the rich insde

Looks sweet!

P.S. I've never played Bioshock.

@PappaDukes

Play that shit, it's one of my favorites.

PS: I like the DS games you play....

Bioshock is one of my all time favorite games. If the story can manage to have as much depth as the first one then this may be equivilent(hope I spelt it right) to the Godfather Part II of gaming.

Why is everybody fapping over this, it looks exactly the same as the end sequence of the first Bioshock when you donned the big daddy suit? I hope I'm wrong but it looks like the same flawed gameplay as before with only incremental changes. The only thing that made Bioshock good was the Rapture but we've been there done that. At this point it looks more like an expansion pack than a sequel.

Wow that looks really good.

Pass...what else ya got?

Does anybody actually make a big deal out of the moral choices? Also you play a rosie big daddy, so why do you have a drill? Another thing is the little sisters, don't all the splicers have ADAM inside of them? So why do only a few special corpses can be harvested? It'd be cool if you can gather a posse of your fellow Big Daddies to follow you around like a nice gang.

@Chronic: The Big Daddy is a prototype... the presenter says so in the vid.

@fetusmilk: I like your usage of the word "gay" to express disapproval. That's totally not unoriginal and totally doesn't make you look like a blubbering imbecile.

@vexed alex
gay is gay no matter how you look at it.

would you complain if i said this game looks straight?
meaning good/ok/alright

i think not. get over it.

Why does it need to be the FIRST big daddy...couldn't Tennenbaum just alter a new big daddy? I dont understand why its so important to be the FIRST one. *shrug*

I for one think that the underwater sequences look amazing. I can't wait to explore the outside of rapture.

Anyone else thinks this guy sounds a bit like Rev?

Good LORD! Are you going to have to fend off splicers every damn time you need to get Adam? That's going to get old after the first few times. REALLY old - and I can imagine as the game progresses, it will become increasingly difficult to protect the Little Sisters. However - that will introduce a better mechanic into the "morality" system - in the first bioshock, there really wasn't that much of a difference between "saving" and "harvesting". Now, it really looks like taking the good path could be more difficult/interesting, which makes the "choice" a lot more meaningful - Do you want to be potentially frustrated in protecting a little sister, or do you just take the easy way: snap her neck, and wring her dry of all the precious adam, much like how you wring a sponge, if I have the correct method for extracting adam down right (hey the big daddy is strong enough to wring a small body).

And when did the splicers get stupid? In the first game, they almost always ran from the Big Daddies - now they're dumb as bricks and charge at the Big Daddy to get to the little sister. I know there was a bit at the first part which showed some splicers running away, but when you're defending the little sister and you gruesomely kill the first 5 splicers, surely the sixth splicer would be a bit less enthusiastic to charge right in.

At least it looks like you can ACTUALLY die in the game. I hope to all hell they don't bring back the Vita-Chambers.