[QUOTE="Kestastrophe"][QUOTE="mikasa"][QUOTE="Driftwood111"][QUOTE="mikasa"] Review looks about right to me. But the sad thing is it sounds like it's a rental even though it's AAA. I don't see much replayability in the game.
But lemmings now have another AAA title.
mikasa
It doesnt sound right to me as average score is 9.7 97%
To me there looks like very little replayability.Without that, how can you give it a 9.5 or 10? TBH it sounds like a rental to me. You can get the great experience it offers in about 20 hours. If you have blockbuster total access you get 1 free game rental per month. You can keep it for a month and only pay a $1.37 restocking fee. So for $1.37 I can enjoy the game just as much as a person who pays $60. If I want to play it again in 6 months I can do the same thing. So for under $3 I can play the game twice in the year.
In nearly all of the reviews I have read, the reviewer mentions that the game is highly replayable because the combat is so varied. Also, there are two endings to the game, which further incentivizes another playthrough.
Playing it twice isn't really replayability. And as I mentioned I can play it for 2 months for under $3. Compare that to say...Halo 2 where it's still has tons of people playing online.
I'm not saying BioSHock is bad, but could use some MP component.
A game like Bioshock doesn't need multiplayer, it nails the single player experience and adding a tacked on multiplayer component would have watered down the game as it would take away development time from the single player story. The argument that games need multiplayer to have replayability or to score well is stupid. Games like RE4, Metroid prime, Zelda OOT did not have it and are the highest ranking games of all time.
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