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Its not bad, but I suck at it, I feel that the combos have a small window for error or I'm just simply bad at fighting games xD

I really hope this game doesnt disappoint

Bioshock Infinite - some people say that Infinite is not actually a Bioshock game, but I think they say that because it has very little to do with Rapture (I'm still playing the game so if it does dont spoil it) but gameplay wise is basically the same thing as the other bioshock games, there are guns and plasmids/vigors, there is a crazy leader to defeat in an Utopia that he created and you have to save a girl.

Injustice 2 - I'm still not good enough

PS Plus games for March 2020 revealed its Shadow of the Colossus and Sonic Forces.

The game hasnt been confirmed yet, but according to Kotaku, "if it's really happening, it's not at EA" Which might be a good thing. https://wccftech.com/star-wars-knights-of-the-old-republic-reimaging-ea/

Also one thing I noticed is that B1 has more windows that show you the city, surprisingly B2 has only a few windows that show you the outside of Rapture

That was also one of the issues I didnt liked about B2, you never get to face Dr Lamb, in my opinion she was never a threat , and seeing her get saved at the end was kinda dumb, I wish she would at least drown in the flooding along rapture

I'm going to try to finish Infinite this week , I didnt know that Levine didnt worked on B2 but its quite noticeable now that I compare B1 to B2

God I hate Frozen, but I have a niece that loves it

The only thing I want for Christmas its a bigger TV

There is to much comments to quote so I'm just going to recap as much as I can. @Joshua Farrell sorry dude you kinda poke the beehive on this one xD. Following up on your topic, yeah there is a lot of suggestible people out there, but I dont think that videogames are directly responsible for violence. Regarding your comment about some criminals pointing out that their crimes where inspired or influenced in some way by videogames, well that might be true, but then again a crime can be influenced by anything or anybody if you have the imagination and motivation 😆 criminals will pin their crimes on anything just to avoid guilt. On a lesser example a parent will blame videogames for his kid not doing homework instead of taking the blame for not restricting hours of play and discipline his child. By the way you never directly said that you though that videogames where the cause of violence, you where just asking for an opinion on the topic and I think a lot of people on the forum misunderstood that. And as a fellow member welcome to the forum and I'm glad to see that you are more active here, its a small forum but is good to see it grow. @Crazycrab I agree with you I'm also sick of people that use videogames as a scapegoat for the reason of violence. For example not to long ago there was a school shooting in Mexico, surprisingly school shootings are rare here even though that the violence is at its peak on the streets. Basically what happened is that a kid killed his teacher and some students, the kid had a white t-shirt with the slogan Natural selection which is an obvious reference to the Columbine High School massacre, the shooters of Columbine had the same t-shirt. The Mexican governor blamed the reason of the shooting on a game called Natural Selection which is a damn unknown alien shooter that has nothing to do with the actual problem, he said the kid was influenced by the game, when he was obviously influenced by another school shooting. @skyfire I want to start by saying that I appreciate you being part of the forum and I nominated you for the member of the month because you are constantly active and contributing to the forum. With that being said I disagree here with you dude, its not denying, its facts. I've seen some of the studies you mentioned and well they are mostly published by associations that are against videogames so the studies are probably biased. If those studies where true you and me should have been cold blooded killers since we play videogames a lot 😆 Aggressive behavior can be triggered by anything depending on the person, I remember there was once a case where some dude killed his neighbor over a unmowed lawn.

For me it was Bioshock, back when it released I never paid much attention to it , but in the last year I've become a fan of the franchise, specially the first game.

Breath of fire, aside from Pokemon, this was my first Turn based RPG game and it was awesome, I've played several games of the franchise but I hardly see anybody mention this game.

I think the first Super Mario Game

My Top 3 in the last 2 years -Skyrim for sure I have spents months playing Skyrim only -Pokemon, I've always had an emulation of one of the games of the franchise running on my phone. -Surprisingly The Witcher 3, I never expected to spend that much time on this game.

I enjoy single player games the most, but I also enjoy playing online games, specially FPS. I used to be crazy about online matches of Halo 3, Gears 3 and COD MW back in the day. Nowadays I just stick to Apex Legends and most recently Titan fall 2.

I've used walkthrough guides many times but its been years since the last time I used once, mostly because recent games are very clear when it comes to the objective, I've only used them on games from the NES, SNES and gameboy advanced era.

I finished Minerva's Den during the weekend the story on this DLC was actually good, it has a cool twist at the end. I started Bioshock Infinite Yesterday, its awesome, Columbia looks beautiful and the narrative so far is very good. I like how you can see your body being genetically modified when you drink the vigors.

What sort of points ? I agree the plot of the second game was very weak.

Aside from the Little Sisters and the Big Daddies there wasnt much else to save. The people of rapture , the splicers are beyond saving, sometimes if you could here the conversations between the splicers in B1 & B2 you could hear that they reached a low point in their existence and descended into madness. In my opinion Rapture failed because of the human nature, like Fontaine said once the people of Rapture expected to live in luxury as kings and they never stopped to think "who was going to clean the toilets in this place?" their ambition created chaos and from that chaos Fontaine took the advantage and tried to become the "king" of Rapture, which is dumb and contradicting considering he agreed that Rapture was a shitty place and it didnt served to be saved, but never the less Fontaine understood human nature and Andrew Ryan only believed in a dream.

Just finished it, and you are right it is a solid game and very underrated, but Rapture did looked cooler in Bioshock 1, mostly because you spent your time in several places and you get to explore more of rapture.

I got confused as well, as to what I understand he was going into a coma and Eleanor extracted the Adam from him and somehow that extracted his "conscious " as well leaving the big daddy body as an empty shell... it was weird and despite the game having many chances to do so they never fully explained this situation. But technically he is kinda dead and not dead at the same time.

Just finished Bioshock 2, it was a fun game and the gameplay didnt disappoint, as well the story was not bad, but compared to the first game the story was very weak. The ending and final stage was also very simple and weak

Fortnite Duos with a friend of mine, we where able to get to 3rd place at one point without building xD we dont understand how to yet