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Prototype Big Daddy concept art revealed photo
Want to know how 2K Marin arrived at its final design for the Prototype Big Daddy of BioShock 2? Well tough, because you're going to find out anyway. The Cult of Rapture has released some neat concept art for BioShock 2's lumbering hero, and one of them looks a bit like the robot from one of the Contra games that I've forgotten. 

Anyway, check out the images if you are so inclined. Also, is it just me, or does the art style for the second and third Big Daddies look like it would be really cool in a game? I'd kind of love to see a BioShock game that actually looks like that.


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Brandnamecommercial at 06/25/2009 12:41
Prototype Big Daddy concept art > inFAMOUS Big Daddy concept art
-PL-'s Avatar
-PL- at 06/25/2009 12:46
you just don't like infamous big daddy concept art because it's too hard
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walkyourpath at 06/25/2009 12:50
I always thought the big daddies would look much edgier with hoodies.
Char Aznable's Avatar
Char Aznable at 06/25/2009 12:52
This Prototype/Infamous thing is being run into the ground, guys.
Kraid's Avatar
Kraid at 06/25/2009 12:53
Waffles vs Pancakes ; Oh yes Bioshock , I can dig it.
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grafkhun at 06/25/2009 13:06
The last one looked cool at first, but then I felt it was TOO victorian steampunkish. The gritty subdued steampunk look they went with in the game was definitely the right choice. Not overdone, but you most certainly get the vibe.
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RitualNet at 06/25/2009 13:07
I'd rather see the Big Daddies look shining and new, considering all this is at the peak of Rapture. Then we can look back at Bioshock's BDs and see how far they have fallen and how ramshackled their designs are.
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-PL- at 06/25/2009 15:30
Char, it's a joke. Lighten up.
Char Aznable's Avatar
Char Aznable at 06/25/2009 17:18
I know, I've just heard the joke over and over and it's not that funny any more. I guess listening to the Podcastle last night didn't help.
EX35's Avatar
EX35 at 06/26/2009 00:18
The image in the far right is the final design for the First Big Daddy and it looks quite nice. :D I approve.
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