@feleas @ZetA_LatA @elbauto Lol I'm serious. I had a blast with the game and still go back to it from time to time but not for the story. The combat is a lot more intimate/in-your-face gritty than games like L4D and that's what I like about it. I tried watching Feedbackula once but it lost my interest pretty quick.

@elbauto Dead Island had arguably the worst storyline I've ever played but the gameplay was immense amounts of fun. Was sorta looking forward to Riptide but not sure now.

@leeko_link Couldn't disagree with you more. Someone who realizes there is potential for improvement and in hindsight laments the fact that his work didn't reach that level is the man who will learn from the past create better titles in the future.

At least he is honest lol and right on the money with the prime games. Two was okay while the first one was by far the best. Here's hoping Batman: AO will be another solid entry in the series.

@Jebril Agreed.

Curious to see how this goes. I'm all for more competition, but with so many gaming platforms emerging, I'm a bit concerned about overcrowding.

Good for them. Hope it sells a lot more and results in stellar future Bioshock entries.

@Armyboy5 @AuronAXE It'll be rough heh. Crossfire is indeed the simplest solution.

@Dannystaples14 Graphics aside, I loved the first game. There was no filler. It was a dull and dreary environment that one might expect of soviet-esque Russia which added to its appeal in addition to being action-packed and rather creepy.

A 660 ti (or something similar) will handle this game fine. Obviously a Titan will run it better, but a dev making a game that requires a $1,000 gpu would be idiotic as is the title of this article.