#Bioshock 2 trailer Pc
#Bioshock 2 trailer download

#Bioshock 2 trailer Pc

Jason Ocampo, IGN PC Editor-in-Chief, hates the idea of a prequel, mentioning that they should be 'taken out back and beaten.' However, Jason also provides his own thoughts as to what the game should wind up being. However, not everyone is a fan of the prequel idea. 'I'm sure there's plenty of places that we haven't seen yet, and if there's a gap of time either before or after the original title, revisiting some of the places we've seen before would also be great.' Charles Onyett, IGN PC Editor and reviewer of BioShock on the 360 and PC, concurred, stating, 'the sequel really needs to be a prequel to be interesting, as the story of Rapture's fall would be, I think, far more interesting to play than whatever the muddled aftermath might have been.' Chris Roper, IGN PlayStation Editor-in-Chief, mentioned that more of Rapture needs to be seen. An underwater city filled with super-powered people on the brink of insanity sounds great.' Others mentioned that the city was too large and too vast to simply be used once as a backdrop and tossed away. Greg Miller, IGN PlayStation Editor, summed up much of the prevailing thoughts by saying, 'I want to be a character in Rapture as everything goes to hell. Being in the midst of this insanity, with a city completely falling apart and being destroyed around you could be one of the most compelling stories ever created, especially with the denizens of Rapture trying to do everything they could to survive.

Overwhelmingly, the majority of our editors wanted to see a prequel to the original BioShock, with many of them wanting to experience the exact moment that chaos breaks out. Although you traveled through different locations in the city, you were still confined to Rapture as you explored the hallways and tried to eliminate Andrew Ryan. In case you don't know, the original game took place in 1960, and was set entirely within Rapture's underwater walls. I wanted to know whether our editors thought the game should be set a few years after and would be a return to Rapture, if it should be set in a new location, or if the sequel should actually be a prequel. The first and most immediate question that came to mind was exactly when and where the sequel should be set.

#Bioshock 2 trailer download

(Note: all images in article are taken from BioShock.)ĭirect Feed - Watch or download the trailer here (HD available). Additionally, if you're interested in the BioShock Head To Head, check here.

For our thoughts, as well as the BioShock 2 Teaser Trailer, check below. This, of course, got all of us at IGN thinking: what would we want to see in the upcoming sequel to BioShock? I checked with IGN Editors to see what elements they would want to see addressed, changed or eliminated entirely, as well as where the game should be set and what characters should be included. Before any explanations of the city's appearance could be made, the logo screen and subtitle pops up, ending the trailer abruptly.

The trailer is supposedly set on the Atlantic Coast, and features a young woman staring out at the Atlantic Ocean and clutching a Big Daddy doll, with a cityscape quickly rising from the sand behind her. By beating the game on any difficulty setting, a teaser trailer for BioShock 2: Sea of Dreams is unlocked in the extras menu. Recently, with the release of BioShock on the PS3, the veil of secrecy seems to be lifting.