I feel that the women in the game balance different aspects of the psyche well. Catherine is the temptress, Katherine is the down to Earth, voice of reason, and the waitress (whose name I forget) is the mother-figure, protective and warding.
Valid points, Anonymous, and well said.
Dorothy Mantooth is a saint!
Ethan Mars looks like the lead singer from Maroon 5.
I've been a marked man since '89, gents, since '89.
I ended up really enjoying the tighter, slightly more intimate story of Delta, Sofia and Eleanor. The familial concept of struggle juxtaposed against the broader landscape of Rapture as a city unbridaled from science works in the game's favor. I know the places are somewhat repetitive, after all, it's the same city, however; I love that city. I'd live there if possible.
I'm not saying I don't agree that no sequel was needed, but at the same time, I ended up adoring Bioshock 2 for narrowing the focus and narrative, while also delivering more of the excitement and awe of the original.
I know I'm in the minority in liking this game more than the original, but I'm used to taking the unpopular stance.
Hmm. I, too, recently went through this game and had a drastically different experience. Pretty neat.
Anyone who prefers TM Black over TM 2 is insane. #boldstatement
It was pretty big, not gonna lie, lol
"As Nasty As They Wanna Be". I like it.
