Some PS3 fans just like to wait for stuff! It seems that way at least.

On Topic: I think there are many PS3 fans that would love to play this game but coming out this late won't garner many sales. The same thing happened to Lost Planet. Contrary to what some people are saying I saw many posts from PS3 fans that said they wanted both Dead Rising and Lost Planet. The problem is at the time they asked for it there wasn't much else to play. By the time it was released however there were better games to play. 

That can't be true, PS3 fans were too busy trying to prevent DMC4 from becoming Multiplatform via emails and petitions at that time. Lost Planet was probably the last thing on their minds.

 They probably mean better visuals than PC if your rig is more than 2 years old. 

Yeah it can run HL2 better than my PC rig in 2004 too hehe.

Triple yes... even though I didn't complete it.

Will this sell over a million? Anyway, I loved the atmosphere and am looking forward to the sequel. The game should've ended 2/3 of the way through. After that, it became repetitive and a bit boring. Terrible final boss battle.

Meh, I wasn't too upset with the final boss, I was more upset about all the pointless fetch quests and the sequence at the end of the game right before the last boss.

Ugh, just thinking about fetch quests (especially ones within the last hour of the game) just pisses me off.

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And whoops, apparently forgot to make an actual link earlier when I told someone to play, meant to link here. 

I have played half of Bio Shock. It was really good :) so I'll look into to at least a hiring of BS.

Personally, I thought everything after Andrew Ryan's office actually took away from the rest of the story. I really wish Irrational would have gone after the principles of Objectivism a little more fiercely and in turn, given the player real choice as how to end the story. It not only fits in with what Irrational was going for with Rapture in the first place, it would have made for a much more intelligent game, to boot.

Besides, who needs last bosses? I think it's one of the downfalls of games like BioShock to think within the limits of conventional game development. A game like that would have actually been better had there not been a final boss to defeat. The enemy of the game wasn't a physical person, it was a principle. Last time I checked, it's pretty hard to shoot those, thereby making a "final boss" pointless and counterintuitive.

If it's an Oblivion like port and is priced at 30 dollars or so with all the DLC and stuff, I'll buy it day one