If you have any interest in a unique FPS, with an immersive setting, great story, loads of replayability, and unique combat, and you haven't played Bioshock yet, get them. Get them and play them both and then be hyped for Bioshock Infinite next year.
I'd like to add that I've already played Saints Row 3 and finished it, back at the release time = no DLC. It was fun but I'm not a very replay-friendly person (may be an exception though). Therefore I'd like to ask - how much new content do the DLCs add (since there's like 16 of those)?
I'd like to add that I've already played Saints Row 3 and finished it, back at the release time = no DLC. It was fun but I'm not a very replay-friendly person (may be an exception though). Therefore I'd like to ask - how much new content do the DLCs add (since there's like 16 of those)?
zaxrider
Most of the DLCs are just cosmetic stuff and vehicles. Only genki bowl adds a few missions. probably not worth the price of buying the whole package.
I'd like to add that I've already played Saints Row 3 and finished it, back at the release time = no DLC. It was fun but I'm not a very replay-friendly person (may be an exception though). Therefore I'd like to ask - how much new content do the DLCs add (since there's like 16 of those)?
zaxrider
NOW... you say that.. :P Bioshock 1 and 2 then.. easy pick since you already played SR3.
I'd like to add that I've already played Saints Row 3 and finished it, back at the release time = no DLC. It was fun but I'm not a very replay-friendly person (may be an exception though). Therefore I'd like to ask - how much new content do the DLCs add (since there's like 16 of those)?
Elann2008
NOW... you say that.. :P Bioshock 1 and 2 then.. easy pick since you already played SR3.
bleh. It feels repetitive and everything looks like its covered in icing :P. Loved the opening, then it gets dull.
Bioshock games are great, I love the atmosphere and the artistic design. The game is very immersive, the audio diaries are excellent, the story is decent even though some people might not find it overly exciting. I wouldn't say that it has lots of replay value, but it's good to go back to it once every few years.
I've played all three. Bioshock 1 was great fun with a great story that shouldn't be missed. Bioshock 2 improved on the gameplay but I found the story to be pretty lame. Saints Row 3 was a lot of fun to play. I didn't get any of the DLC. I was turned off by how many there were and from what I heard they were overpriced for the content they provided. The base games of all three are good choices though.
I'd like to add that I've already played Saints Row 3 and finished it, back at the release time = no DLC. It was fun but I'm not a very replay-friendly person (may be an exception though). Therefore I'd like to ask - how much new content do the DLCs add (since there's like 16 of those)?
zaxrider
are you kidding? Most of the DLC stuff is entirely cosmetic. Only 1 or 2 of the DLCs have any substance to them at all. You should definitely get BS1 and BS2.
I'd like to add that I've already played Saints Row 3 and finished it, back at the release time = no DLC. It was fun but I'm not a very replay-friendly person (may be an exception though). Therefore I'd like to ask - how much new content do the DLCs add (since there's like 16 of those)?
bonafidetk
are you kidding? Most of the DLC stuff is entirely cosmetic. Only 1 or 2 of the DLCs have any substance to them at all. You should definitely get BS1 and BS2. True but the vehicles are fun to use lol.
I'd like to add that I've already played Saints Row 3 and finished it, back at the release time = no DLC. It was fun but I'm not a very replay-friendly person (may be an exception though). Therefore I'd like to ask - how much new content do the DLCs add (since there's like 16 of those)?
zaxrider
IMO only DLC really worth having are the 3 big ones (Genkei Bowl, Gangstas In Space, Trouble with the Clones) and the Shark Attack Pack since the Shark Gun is awesome. But since you have already beat the game, I would recommend Bioshock and Bioshock 2
You'll get far more meaning and interest out of BioShock 1 and 2. Saints Row has always seemed like a game to play when you've got too much time on your hands...
Tough one. Comes down to preference really. Bioshock is a GREAT fps, Saints Row 3 has huge replayability and is a lot of fun aswell. You can't go wrong with either imo.
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