I’ve raved about Bioshock before, and more information is now coming to light about the sequel. From the article:
The thinking will be back too. While “BioShock” creative director Ken Levine is not overseeing this new game, Miller noted that his successor, Jordan Thomas, himself a “BioShock” veteran, is both prepared to re-visit some of the Randian philosophy from the first game and is “excited about exploring other ideologies.”
via MTV Multiplayer » ‘BioShock 2′ Interview: Making Both ‘BioShock’ Endings Work, Vita-Chambers, More.
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Ugh. A return to the Sister-harvesting “moral dilemma”? New ideas. I want new ideas.
The Danes last blog post..20090417.teaParty
The “moral dilemma” I can’t seem to get past is whether or not I’m okay with searching the mutilated corpse of a wheelchair-bound hospital patient for cash.
Ha, yeah. That’s a hard one.