There is absolutely NO REASON to apologize! What we gamers want are games that are GOOD, not games that come out FAST! If it is taking the developers time to continue working on the games, bless their souls, because that's a lot better than rushing an uncompleted project.
The only really noticeable difference to me is that the remastered version has more seaweed in the ocean. I want to see whether Tenembaum (in Bioshock 1) has her own look. When you see her on the balcony with that shotgun she looks just like the other female npc's. The same is true for Dr. Steinman and Peaches. In Bioshock 1 Dr. Steinman doesn't really look different from the other splicers. Will he look different in the remaster? I couldn't really tell which enemy was Peaches when I was fighting him and his men.
@Litchie: You didn't like Infinite? I actually did like it, although the ending was somewhat convoluted. Oh, and just so you know, BuyaPC got after me too. I think he/she gets angry easily.
@BuyaPC: Alright, it's a remaster, sorry for the semantic difference. What I mean about Tenembaum is that when you first see her (in Bioshock 1) wielding a shotgun on that upper floor, she looks just like the other NPC female characters in the game. She doesn't have her own look. Like I said, I'm definitely going to play these in September, but I just don't see that much of a difference in the graphics so far, that's all. I'll have a chance to make a more informed judgement when I actually play the game. We'll see in September, and I'll be very happy if you're right.
Is it just me, or does this pretty much look exactly like the original versions? I'll definitely play this in September, but what will really show whether they made a sincere effort to remake this is whether Tenembaum will have her own look as opposed to looking like the standard female NPC.
@veldi: First of all, the movie had great visuals and a beautiful series of instrumental musical scores by Zimmer. Second, the action scenes were very well choreographed. Wonder Woman is awesome! I look forward to seeing her stand alone movie next summer. You call the story "nonsensical." Is this because of the weird dream/vision that Batman had? I'm sure these will make sense later on in the future movies. Or, I don't want to make assumptions about what you mean about "nonsensical." If I'm wrong, what exactly do you mean? A glaring plot hole for me was that while the movie made it clear what Batman had against Superman, there was nothing really convincing about why Superman was willing to physically fight Batman so violently. Anyway, I really did like this movie, and it will break my heart if Snyder is not allowed to make movies like this anymore just because of all the naysayers. If the Justice League movies turn out to have a bunch of stupid jokes every half hour I'm walking out of the theater.
@Xristophoros: Thank you...the people who bash this movie are either snobs who pat themselves on the back for screaming about plot holes, or idiots who want fart jokes in the movie every half hour. This movie was not perfect, it had glaring plot holes and the Lex Luther character was bizarre, but this doesn't change the fact that it was a very good movie. I'm afraid that the reason this movie is suffering a drop in ticket sales is because the jerks giving it a bad rap are discouraging people who haven't seen it to NEVER see it! What's wrong with the movie having a serious tone, people!!!???
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