Everyone's thinking it, I'm just saying it: Nicolas Cage.

@i-blast-brain Old people's faces have a lot of little wrinkles, dimples, lines, crinkles; showing off a really elderly looking face gives a chance to boast a lot of detail.

Same game.

Actually, something about this reminds of the old megaman zero games for the gba.

2 words: simply stunning.

Definitely looks/feels generic. Need raw gameplay to tell.

My only quip about the mechanics in this game, as a traceur myself (practitioner of parkour), you don't lose momentum when rolling, the idea behind rolling is to transfer energy from the fall into sprinting and continuing forward; whereas in Mirror's Edge it slows you down. My ONLY quip. Oh and the gun combat...but who used guns anyways. Pacifist ftw.

Beautiful atmosphere/music/gameplay/setting. Top 5 of all time.

@Uloset Mirror's Edge 2 pl0x.

@Palmer1967 yes 5 YEARS ago. I honestly don't think EA was so degenerate back then. This game is beautiful. It still sets the standard for first person mechanics.

@FreedomPrime It was everything. The atmosphere. The way the story was told to you. The questions you had while playing: who am I? What happened to this place? Why does Atlas want to help me? Why is Andrew Ryan now a villain?

Bioshock was ahead of its time.