...even the Sea-Ponies?rainman2203 said:Regardless of what it is called, it shall still be EPIC. It could be called Bioshock: Seahorse Adventures and I'd still buy it. As long as I get to destroy said underwater creatures with plasmids...
Of course not. What would I have to ride through the flaming wreckage of the lands if I destroyed the sea-ponies?Johnn Johnston said:...even the Sea-Ponies?rainman2203 said:Regardless of what it is called, it shall still be EPIC. It could be called Bioshock: Seahorse Adventures and I'd still buy it. As long as I get to destroy said underwater creatures with plasmids...
Spliced rhinos of courseLewsTherin said:Of course not. What would I have to ride through the flaming wreckage of the lands if I destroyed the sea-ponies?Johnn Johnston said:...even the Sea-Ponies?rainman2203 said:Regardless of what it is called, it shall still be EPIC. It could be called Bioshock: Seahorse Adventures and I'd still buy it. As long as I get to destroy said underwater creatures with plasmids...
How has nobody made the 'Andrew Rhyno' joke yet? Oh, right. It was so obvious, that only a complete and utter moron with no sense of subtlety would say it. Righty-ho.Hey Joe said:Andrew Ryan comes back to life as a RhinoKeane Ng said:BioShock 2: Rhino of DreamsHey Joe said:Sea of Dreams, not Sea of Dreams, whatever. All I want is a spliced-up rhino. I don't care if it's a rumour, make it so 2K, make it so.
This. I didn't think I'd be this uninterested in the sequel to one of my favourite games. Likewise, I think I'll be keeping a safe distance until it's close enough to smell....scotth266 said:Seriously? I thought that the Sea of Dreams subtitle was awesome... it symbolized Rapture, a city built on dreams, in a nutshell. Naming it Bioshock 2 is hardly interesting. With this and all the odd stuff I heard about Bioshock 2, I've been really put off. I'm going to not pay attention to the game until it comes out: there's just been too much info, true and false, that makes me want to avoid the sequel.