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[QUOTE="Terami"]I would not say it refined game play but I would say it refined how we experience a FPS.Soul_to_Squeeze

I'd absolutely agree on that. However, I don't think there is any great leap left in FPS's outside of the experience around it. There are tweaks and improvements that could have been made to Bioshock but I feel in terms of it as a complete world with a story, it succeeded better then any FPS before it. It rivaled games like Oblivion in terms of a 'game world' that felt complete and a joy to live inside of. So in a short answer, I'd have to say yes: it did redefine FPS's. Only because when I play the next great FPS, I'll only think of how flat and generic it might be in comparison.

well put, the world of rapture is so immersive. it just sucks u right in. its really cool to the point u almost could believe it was a real place.

The word your looking for is ambience. This game bleeds ambience. The attention to artistic detail is amazing. Bioshock redefined the FPS genre because of this. I was shocked by the depth and scale of this game. It was almost never ending.

You might want to rent it if you're unsure. I bought it and don't regret it. I played through it twice within about a week of buying it and probably would have played through a third time right away if I didn't have so many other games to get to. BobZany

Same here.

If you loved Resident Evil 4, then buy this game. The ambience is amazing. I say it will be better than Halo 3 once all the dust settles from Halo 3's launch.

Yes, not everyone is a fan of the Halo series.

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Finally a great exclusive Yes! deserves9 or more Anybody else played it yet

bluntiss

It's not an exlusive it came out on xbox 3 years ago

Plus, NG II is coming out next year for the 360. But, it's nice to have NGS on the PS3.

Definately Ninja Gaiden Black. It has a long single player, plus bonus missions after you beat single player and the difficulty is pretty high so it will challenge you.Sadistic_Grunt

Without a doubt.

Unfortunately, the Wii pales in comparison to the PS3 & 360 in this department. I have to do the same thing when I switch remotes. If you are using a charging station in lieu of regular batteries then you might consider just changing the battery pack each time and keeping the same remote synched.

Just one of the reasons the Wii is so much cheaper than the others.

the Wii controls surpasses that of the original versions by far, makes it soo much fun to playf5lesnar2000

Agreed, but the play mechanics are still broken. It's a shooter w/ training wheels. Gaming skill is not required.

i would but i got ninja gaiden black on my xbox and can play it on my 360 one of the hardest games i ever played and 60$ is not worth the new character KurupSoldr

Same here, except, after playing the NGS demo extensively I can no longer play the 360 version because it comes off slow and cumbersome. So, $60 is worth it for the suped up play mechanics.