Bioshock
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Theres new nvidia drivers for Bioshock btw
XP Version -> http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_163.44.html
Vista 32-Bit Version -> http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x86_163.44.html
Vista 64-Bit version -> http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x64_163.44.html
Ive not tryed them yet so cant comment
XP Version -> http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_163.44.html
Vista 32-Bit Version -> http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x86_163.44.html
Vista 64-Bit version -> http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x64_163.44.html
Ive not tryed them yet so cant comment
I haven't played it, but from what I've read it's probably short because:
- it's very linear, like Undying, so everythign you do furthers the game right away, unless you choose to read all the literature, etc.
- the combat is pretty easy, especially since you tecnically can't die, so even novices won't find it too difficult to blast through sooner or later.
- it's very linear, like Undying, so everythign you do furthers the game right away, unless you choose to read all the literature, etc.
- the combat is pretty easy, especially since you tecnically can't die, so even novices won't find it too difficult to blast through sooner or later.
Im talking about games 8-9 years ago like halflife no way would you have beaten it on hard in 10 hours
downloaded, tryed, deleted
hate those dark game where u can't see shit
Must be you/monitor/graphicscard.. it's totally not dark on my side.
If you mean Stalker, then yes, it's great if you like games like Soldier Of Fortune 2 or Call Of Duty. It's like SOF2 crossed with Morrowind, but infinitely more tense and atmospheric. It's tough too, not like Morrowind where you reach level 35 and nothing in the game can harm you any more.
Yeah you can wander around and go where you like, as long as you can survive. There's folk everywhere with sub-missions, and most of those are exciting to do (none of this go-here-talk-to-this-guy-and-bring-back-this-fucking-kettle pish from Morrowind). Some of the enemies are pretty tough (soldiers, bandits, terrifying monsters) and even the least dangerous areas can still be hazardous. You have to know when to run, when to sneak and when to go blasting through with shotguns and grenades. On many of the main missions you spend a lot of time tiptoeing around warehouses, labs, military bases listening for the scuff of boots around a corner, or zooming in with binoculars to check if that's a sniper's head poking up in the distance. This was the funnest part of SOF2 and Stalker does it better and without the bugs.
There's no fast travel like in Morrowind and Oblivion, so you do have to run everywhere, and the Zone is pretty big. Fortunately your guy runs very fast, though you need to take food to keep your energy up.
There's no fast travel like in Morrowind and Oblivion, so you do have to run everywhere, and the Zone is pretty big. Fortunately your guy runs very fast, though you need to take food to keep your energy up.
