Ken Levine says BioShock nearly went nowhere and was almost canceled: “We can’t make those games because they don’t sell”

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I really didn’t care for the changes made to Bioshock Infinite to make it appeal to a wider base. I got maybe a third into it and stopped. Loved Bioshock 1 & 2 though.

Snot Flickerman

I really didn’t care for the changes made to Bioshock to make it appeal to a wider base. Loved System Shock 2, though.

Omega

I have to disagree. Personally I liked that Infinite felt fresh. I loved 1 and Infinite. I didn’t get too far into 2. It just felt like 1 but worse.

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It just felt like 1 but worse.

I don’t disagree, but I still liked it much more than Infinite. I didn’t care for the art style of Infinite, the social commentary didn’t land for me, and the guns weren’t fun to use. I know a lot of people liked it, but it wasn’t for me. It’s been a long time so maybe I need to revisit it.

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i started and abandoned 2 so many times. i just play like an hour and keep thinking “is this going anywhere” before uninstalling again

Captain Poofter

Ya 2 felt like the panburger partner of BioShock

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I pirated it and still felt ripped off. When people were praising the nonsense plot when it first came out it felt like I was taking crazy pills

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The fact that they both sides’d a slave uprising got buried in that 2deep4me multiple timelines bullshit

Ken Levine says BioShock nearly went nowhere and was almost canceled: “We can’t make those games because they don’t sell”plus-square

Ken Levine says BioShock nearly went nowhere and was almost canceled: “We can’t make those games because they don’t sell”plus-square

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Ken Levine says BioShock nearly went nowhere and was almost canceled: “We can’t make those games because they don’t sell”

Ken Levine says BioShock nearly went nowhere and was almost canceled: “We can’t make those games because they don’t sell”