10 BIOSHOCK Facts You Probably Didn't Know

[@JPlovesmusic]

"I appreciate a lady who appreciates valuuuuuuuue!!" was stuck in my head for ages.

[@FuraFaolox]

And also "Welcome to the circus of value!"

[@michaelbarker3078]

Used it as a pick up line didn’t work so well worked better as a rebuttal tho

[@AbridgedEel]

Lmao

[@soulmass8904]

That ones cringe as fuck

[@c.gyoung3809]

@@michaelbarker3078 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

[@evilfangs]

Would you kindly do more Bioshock facts?

[@thesilentkid4592]

I got that instantly

[@_narrows]

Well if they read this, we know tomorrow's video.

[@SamuelBoynton]

Would you kindly make me a sammich

[@kikyouwuv]

Look up 107 bioshock facts most of this are stolen from that video anyway.

[@donttrip6637]

hater

[@madeyecollector]

I love how dedicated Courtney Is to her work. I really felt Elizabeth's feelings whenever she was excited to see the outside for the first time or when she was scared. And especially when she gets serious at Booker to a point that she tries to intimidate him. That spooked me. If you ever see this, keep up the great work.

[@c.gyoung3809]

Very true

[@SammyWhell]

im a simple man, i see bioshock i like the video

[@helder4669]

youre a simple dinosaur

[@SammyWhell]

King Helder whoops

[@lcddrownd874]

What if the title of the video is 'Bioshock sucks and here's why!'

[@Lmarquesgamer]

Would you kindly

[@jokerclown1503]

I agree

[@MemoriesDestroyUs]

the game is basically rated R why would they make the movie pg 13

[@paladinboyd1228]

MemoriesDestroyUs It may be too depressing to show to a wide audience making less money and alienating the masses. Personally if they did go through with a movie make it a anime, anime's can get really dark and the effects would look better the last thing we want is a bioshock movie with poor effects.

[@jay_mw]

I think Deadpool open studios up to the idea that an R rated movie can still be profitable if it's done right, so maybe in the future.

[@Alvetor]

Wish they return to the idea of BIoshock film!

[@KraypayJR]

I read an article that says the director or whoever was the main person making it wanted it to be rated r and only that way as pg 13 wouldn't be able to make it a true bioshock movie. but at the time making an r rated movie with the budget they needed would be too risky. which is why we never got the movie.

[@PhoniexStudio]

MemoriesDestroyUs probably because they didn't know how to drill people with the Big Daddy Drill attack. Which would be awesome!

[@halfassedhero500]

they wanted to make a PG-13 movie.....out of a Mature rated game? *slowly claps* GG Hollywood

[@Invictus901]

Hey, to their credit, the important people backed out of it because they knew it'd be trash. Good on you, important people.

[@halfassedhero500]

you right * remembers Warcraft*

[@viking8796]

PG-13 means a wider audience. Hollywood execs just looking out for their green, unfortunately. It's the reason why Star Wars hasn't evolved beyond being campy and sanitized. It would be a pretty good story if it moved beyond the space soap opera into more mature fare.

[@halfassedhero500]

its always like this. they take something meant for an older audience and completely scrap it .suicide squad the comic was for the mature. Even the cartoon movie(assault on Arkham) was meant for mature. live action movie??? nope PG13 *now go F*ck yourself fans* so yeah its unfortunate that they alienate the people it was meant for *us In the m-R*

[@halfassedhero500]

yes, but what if it was a story wasn't meant for a child, what if it was a story that's for adult appreciation? star wars was for everyone back in the day you can see star war in theaters as a kid. but in my example they took something for adult enjoyment and mushed it down to kid appropriate which pissed a lot of people off cause they know what it is from reading the comic or watching the cartoon . they basically did what you said about star wars, only they tried to go from mature to kid friendly.

[@nermanus]

"I appreciate a lady who appreciates vaaaaaaalueeeeeeee"

[@AADutch4242]

"Come back when you get some more money, buddy!"

[@humanbeing9140]

"I found some money, you want it?"

[@thecia2659]

You could say you value a lady?

[@callumleslie1680]

Nerman Talakic this is not embedded in my brain I hate you

[@indrought9097]

The opening to bioshock 1 still gives me chills

[@jackhuffman6571]

Indrought same

[@immaboirightmommy56]

@@rv2167 the lighthouse is great, but once you get to rapture after hearing Andrew Ryans philosophy and seeing this giant city made underwater and how amazing it looks from the outside, but the first thing you see once you get inside is a brutal murder made by an almost inhuman lady who climbs walls like a spider.

[@maico1760]

The water part was good it feels like I'm gonna 1v1 at leat aquatic boss or some shit with that enormous squid or whales But nope Big Daddy, 999 enemies and Nude boss with diaper.

[@loofybeatsproduction6713]

Rriiight!!?

[@Attila86]

One of the best openings in gaming history. When I first played it I was waiting for the cutscene to end then I realised that it was the gameplay already. The transition was so fluent.

[@novaforge5832]

I noticed that in Bioshock infinite towards the end Elizabeth states "There's always a lighthouse, always a man, always a city." which reminded of the Dark Tower series from Stephen King.

[@botlecap8435]

451 is also a combination to the first safe in "Dishonored"

[@bigchungus2011]

And my phone!

[@savagetakis3308]

Of which is also a reference to Fahrenheit 451

[@chrismaxwell2274]

Its the first combination of alot of games.

[@dook8276]

No mines was 355

[@bw8696]

@@bigchungus2011 And my axe

[@robertgronewold3326]

One interesting Bioshock fact. The creators revealed that the games Gone Home and Firewatch of all things are set in the same universe. Totally unrelated stories, but the easter eggs between the games are apparently more than easter eggs.

[@Boulevard_of_broken_dreams]

wow thats cool!

[@shadowclown2123]

I miss Bioshock. I go back and play it from time to time, but it was really the only video game story I cared about since it was so dark and twisted. I really want to see more of this series where it has an awesome story and dwells in madness

[@domlocke3845]

Oddly enough in an Objectivist society like Rapture, an R rated Bioshock would have been made with little to no opposition. Kinda funny that the film, which being that its one of the themes of the game and the film would be made in Hollywood, would have been about the issues of a society lacking in regulation, was halted by self inflicted regulation created out of the need to make sure the industry wouldn't be regulated by the government. That's pretty ironic.

[@zotaninoron3548]

The movie ratings system is voluntary and has no force of law. What happened with regard to the movie was that the people who were going to pay to make it wanted to have as wide an audience as possible for a 'video game movie' and thought the target should be PG13. What narrows the audience from PG13 to R is not law but an agreement between movie distributors and the public's expectations. In a society where wealth makes right, I don't see this scenario changing overly much. So I would have to disagree greatly with your conclusion. Ratings might still exist as an exercise in marketing.

[@domlocke3845]

Zotan Inoron The MPAA was born out of fear of regulation by the US government when film was a new media, much like the ESRB system. Voluntary or not, it is a form of regulation that would not have been born had the US government been more Objectivist and allowed the market to regulate itself. Perhaps a rating system would have been created regardless, as you said, it would make sense for a rating system from a marketing standpoint. However, it would not be a system that tells the artist what to do like the MPAA does, nor mark them with a stigma for not compromising their vision. Something film makers do time and again to avoid the dreaded NC-17 rating.

[@zotaninoron3548]

Dom Locke "...allowed the market to regulate itself." That is literally what was allowed to happen. The MPAA, the movie industry, regulated itself. It is a pretty terrible and capricious rating system to be honest, but it is industry done. Nothing stops anyone from compromising their vision except money. Which is exactly the problem with any Randian Hellscape. Wealth makes right. There are no laws requiring theaters to bar NC-17 or R rated movies. It is voluntary, and sometimes they make exceptions at their discretion. One is also free to not have a film rated. What it comes down to is that the makers of a movie want a specific seal in order market and sell their movie from the MPAA. If person paying to make the movie wants to target a particular demographic through the use of the rating or seal, then the 'artists' that person hires to produce it are bound to the desires of the man with the money. This dynamic does not change and any 'Objectivist' scenario. The one with the money makes the rules.

[@domlocke3845]

Zotan Inoron Yes, that is what happened, but in a city like Rapture it would have formed a far less harsher system. If it didn't have the governments values breathing down its neck, the rating system would be much different. If there is no threat, then it forms organically, instead of being rushed, making it often times harmful to film makers. All of the things you see in films, such as the common toilet, had to be negotiated into film over the course of a century. Psycho ran head long into that hurdle and wrestled with the MPAA until Hithcock won. In a world where the MPAA didn't have a governing body to be weary of and conform to, which is the point of such an economic system, you would have had a toilet in a film prior to 1960, among other things. And that is my point. Film is part business and part art, you are correct from the business stand point, and I from the art. And yes, what you said is the issue with such a society, its downfall. It is the fatal flaw with an Objectivist society, no more than Socialism's tenancy to radicalize into Communism or Fascism. No ism is perfect, no way of life permanent. But I'd say it's a fair thing to assume that under a society like Rapture the artist would, for a time, have a greater sense of individualism shown in his art and freedom to present that art, than in any other system man has conjured. In time would it rot? Likely, but in time everything rots.

[@domlocke3845]

Off topic here, but nice profile picture, Champloo kicked ass.

[@MultiMartydom]

Bio shock made me think of outcomes in life..Bioshock2 made me realize my actions affect other... bioshock infinte made me want to jump from a air balloon....

[@wandamaximoff6634]

Same

[@billhughes7927]

Wow that’s kinda messed up that it took a video game to make u realize that your actions impact others. You weren’t able to tell that from interacting with people in real life? You never realized that how you acted impacted other people until you played a goddamn video game? I hope you’re just trying to be dramatic, because if not, that’s extremely pathetic. Either you have no self-awareness whatsoever, or you have no relationships with any other people (which is almost impossible, considering that you are playing a video game, meaning you are part of society, as in your either worked to earn money to buy the game/system or someone purchased it for you = you have a relationship with another person.)

[@thesandwich7001]

@@billhughes7927 so maybe he's not you? What are you trying to accomplish by calling him out? You can't change anything by pointing out that he's pathetic. Keep your judgemental thoughts to Yourself, you don't have to ruin someone elses life with them

[@joshm223]

Bill Hughes dude, I was 10 when I played the game. Of course I didn’t know turning little girls into sea slugs and squishing them for op magic would fuck up the rest of the world

[@vladmirpuddin385]

@@billhughes7927 your comment made me want to kms you look so cringy

[@IAmTheChalzZy]

It sucks that the series finished. But, it was a satisfying ending. Plus, it wouldn't be the same game without the original team since they sold the rights to their publishers.

[@hard_drive.system]

Nope, Bioshock 4 is in the works, but I know this comment is 2 years old, plz don't harass me if you already know by now ;-;

[@MaestreVV]

@@hard_drive.system gimme da sauce

[@legendaryporo]

@@hard_drive.system Who is working on it ? NAME THEM I WANT TO BE PART OF IT FOR GOD'S SAKE

[@Eric-yc2kf]

There is evidence that there’s a bioshock game in the works under the code name “parkside”

[@MaestreVV]

@@Eric-yc2kf Where is that evidence coming from?

[@afox708]

"HAHAHAHAHAHAAA. . .I really got you with that wife and child bit, huh kid? 'Oh me wife Moira, oh me wee baby Patrick. . .HAHAHAHAHHA!"

[@sobertillnoon]

When you said she was a method actor, I worried you were going to say she cut her pinky off.

[@Dirtzoo]

I could not harvest the little sisters

[@venomz8888]

Not only do you feel better, but Tenanbum(sorry if misspelled) gives you gifts for saving enough of them

[@viking8796]

I did a harvesting run. No big deal.

[@jamesgregory3169]

+vik ing You're a monster.

[@kitemett]

pussy.

[@keps_ksk]

I'll harvest those Little Sisters if you know what I mean.

[@maico1760]

A Man Choose a Slave Obeys

[@KuroiHoshiV]

Would you kindly leave a like?

[@breathtakingsamurai981]

OBEEEEEEEEY!!!

[@DethRaptor]

Courtney was amazing with her role as Elizabeth. There is a recording of her singing "Will the Circle be Unbroken" that was taken a day after her grandfather passed away. She recorded the song and channeled her grief through her voice, and you can feel it when you hear the song, and it's just the most amazing thing.

[@arthurfleck629]

The made Elizabeth one of the greatest companions in a video game, arguably the absolute greatest, hats off to her.

[@kriskater]

extremely cool video. good job guys. now do 10 more things about BioShock! haha

[@nerrizenitroc9991]

BioShock is so good man its a really good game I got that remastered ones 👌

[@Bjorn.Ironjaw]

you mean Bioshock the collection?

[@bowenarrowesquire9994]

Kristopher G you forgot the would you kindly

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

haha

[@gameranxTV]

AYO IS A MAN NOT ENTITLED TO THE SWEAT OF HIS BROW LOL

[@daijurin4905]

This game is awesome I loved playing it

[@TheQuanzer]

ur awesome

[@beterlove5095]

Hi

[@kohai_2234]

i love you man your awesome

[@kohai_2234]

keep up the great work

[@liampearse2936]

Is it still too late to make a Bioshock movie anyway?

[@lil_vault_boy]

No but if pulled off right they'll make a shit ton of money.

[@me_oh_me_oh_my9390]

No one should ever make a bioshock movie, ever. It wouldn't turn out good

[@SamuelSamuelSamuel]

Oh hello.

[@lil_vault_boy]

Why hello Samuel.Step into my office.

[@youtubeviewer3871]

Deadpools success may allow rated R high budget action movies to be a thing again

[@jordanmcintosh7471]

I just got a PS5 recently and decided to go back down the Bioshock rabbit hole. Glad this popped up on my feed. #8 is awesome. That vendor audio is a monumental staple in the game. I had no idea the Ken did the voice. That's fucking awesome.

[@admiralthrawnbar4899]

Know I'll never be able to ever hear Andrew Ryan as anyone other than quark and start wondering where he gets his profits.

[@admiralthrawnbar4899]

*now*

[@hoganbentle3582]

Andrew Ryan has a cousin that owns his own moon

[@boston4715]

when your connection drops at exactly 5:47 "hello darkness my old friend"

[@treyseetaram1533]

Okay I saw one of those transparent things during the video for Equilibrium.

[@cluckendip]

Yeah what the hell was that about?

[@nemoku1071]

It's an old movie from the early 2000's that basically has the same plot as Fahrenheit 451 (Great book if you've never read it) but with Sci-if elements and Christian Bale doing king fu.

[@skullygem3057]

That movie was amazing! I was blown away by the authentic portrayal of feeling emotions for the first time. If you haven't seen this movie people, DO IT.

[@ignacio8529]

Fahrenheit is a great book, read it back in middle school

[@cluckendip]

IggyDoesStuff My english class had to study it waaay back. Good book

[@chrish.2140]

Just seeing some of the scenes in bioshock, it's bringing back nostalgia

[@MegadethTillDeth]

Bioshock inspired me in ways a game never had at the time. Morrowind probably being the only other one that made me look at things differently and question everything. I ended up getting Jacks chains tattooed on my wrist as my first bit of ink. Absolutely love the series.

[@Jetstreamhustla]

After I spend $1000s of dollars "come back when you get some money BUDDY"!

[@moondoor9031]

Bioshock is 1000 times better than Half-Life #LetTheWarBegin

[@eldritchhrempf3395]

Half-Life is more groundbreaking though.

[@viking8796]

Let the triggering commence!

[@AlexZebol]

I love them both. Plus, those games are stylistically different. Gameplay, story... you can't really compare them that way.

[@K0sm1cKid]

and System Shock 2 is better than Bioshock >:P

[@HideorEscape]

Try to compare Bioshock to Dishonored. Both are similar due to supernatural powers.

[@thedarkonezk]

I genuinely like how Elizabeth is in bioshock and she is one of my favourite female characters in games.

[@neocaron87]

Andrew Ryan is Buffy's high school principal! XD

[@neocaron87]

It's funny how an anti-charismatic character in a TV show can turn into the king of the sea Andrew Ryan. Great performance of the actor, I would have never known. Well the problem is now I know... hahaha!

[@jackgoodwill2526]

"is there a chair shortage?" man Buffy was dope

[@AugustBurnsRed181]

Stan the caddy

[@Zuernaxashyr]

"Come back when you get some money buddy" "Ahahahahahahahahaaa"

[@Toastavcoubt]

Why would they want it pg13 cause basically Rated E is rated G Rated E 10+ is rated Pg Rated T is rated Pg 13 Rated M is rated R So why?

[@breakingthestitch2507]

FToast 724 Hollywood is run by a Buch of rapists that don’t care about movies

[@jeffnelly1473]

Imagine Deadpool was pg13 ? There’s your answer

[@M3d10cr3g4mer]

Because they're fuckin' dumbasses

[@MarvinManio]

I see you played through Bioshock Remastered and watched all the clips.

[@screamityeah]

hi guys, should i buy Bioshock the collection? i dont like The Last of Us but The Witcher 3 is my favorite game of all time

[@consolegaimer5191]

ya you should, the bioshock games are great!

[@weedwak]

It's awesome. Get it if you haven't played yet.

[@ThatOneguy-cg2sw]

Considering all three of those games have nothing in common at all, i dont know what to tell you

[@gameranxTV]

It's good. We have a Before You Buy. Jake dug it, but he's also a big fan of the series already.

[@MrOperativeHU]

If you've never played it do it. If you have then then you should consider its not a great remaster, just a little update more a less

[@rancybajapanty]

i just finished playing bioshock dont bash on me but i havent played the first and second only infinite but dude im having a blast on this game and im not even half way i get what ppl say is so unique and everything is so different from the games you play i love this game

[@TheJas20]

You really shouldnt, since infinite is directly related to bioshock 1 and 2. just play them in the right order

[@lucaswerner7137]

Bioshock one is amazing it has so many deep meanings play it

[@viking8796]

Would you kindly get back to playing it? And would you kindly let us know how it turns out after you're done?

[@DarkEliteMaster]

Booker will kill Elisabeth and take the prophets place! Hehehe i hope i ruined your unique experience..

[@koboldstop2033]

thats alright personally i also started with infinity and its a wonderful experience... and i think thats okay since it is not a direct sequel from the previous, like the 2 was for the first game... but i gotta say its totally worth it checking those two out too

[@808Mark]

Back 7 years later to enjoy this video! I love gameranx!

[@jenya-was-here]

It's hard to believe there's even anything new for me to still learn about this series, I've been obsessed with it for years, but I actually didn't know that about Andrew Ryan's voice actor. lol

[@Mordamir]

Is it just me or does Andrew Ryan look a little bit like a thinner version of Kane from Citizen Kane.

[@Nox444]

Hahahah Fox news "What do you think about this, Mr. Levine? Is it copyright infringement?" "It's irony."

[@LadyViscera]

Prey kinda filled my craving for more BioShock once I'd finished all the others. It's not a perfect game by any means, but the art deco setting of Talos I and it's purpose of studying the typhon and manufacturing neuromods felt like it could very much exist in another universe parallel to Rapture and Columbia.

[@YaBoiEye]

BioShock is one of my favorite series. Its story is great, its gameplay is great, and it looks great.

[@flohawkins1]

The Narrator of this video is the type of person who thinks Bioshock 2 is the best installment in the series

[@ZVelzy]

I wanna see animated falcon attack Jake.

[@microwavefir3761]

Yea

[@charles_thenotso6236]

at 7:03 why did the "Equilibrium" movie poster pop up in the lower left for a split second.. I'm confused. lol

[@FarikoWishless]

Because that's what equilibriums plot is from

[@charles_thenotso6236]

I have seen the movie but didn't know that! thanks!

[@Her_Imperious_Condescension]

Welp. Now I can't play BioShock without imagining Andrew Ryan shouting "ANNIHILATE HIM!"

[@loofybeatsproduction6713]

"Anialate him"?... She says "OBBEEEEYYYYY!!!" Heheh

[@rafaelmendoza4135]

I just stumbled upon this chanel right now. Great work, the tone of voice isn't monotone and boring - not like other top ten chanels. Very upbeat. Subscribed.

[@rudegarou]

I have Jack's wrist tattoos from the first game! Bioshock is one of my favorite series. Regarding the little sisters and the sea slugs thing, it's mentioned in the novel (there's actually a Bioshock novel, yes, and it's pretty good) that little sisters become little sisters because of the sea slugs, and they're also how plasmids were first created. So technically the sea slugs made it into the final game, just as a little more of a hidden fact kinda deal.

[@romannieves2602]

I always use to play this game every day I came back from school that I ended up finishing the game 5 times

[@SplotchTheCatThing]

Wait... Andrew Ryan is also a Ferengi? ...makes sense

[@Panda-te4ix]

im planning on buying Bioshock The Collection anyone who has the game should i buy it?

[@Tcutie123456789]

buy it, I love it

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

Did you buy it? Sure you didn't regret it if you did.

[@tylerhamilton7943]

Yes

[@MegaNomad13]

Yes awsome only infinite has bad frame rate drops towards the end really bad. 1 and 2 flawless

[@maddy_houl]

YES YES YES YES

[@nathanielholland-pass4618]

Upon completing bioshock Infinite I replayed it then spent the next week figuring it all out, I'm still learning things the years later and that is why it is my favourite game out right

[@scottsenecal7155]

I say that Bioshock 4 should take place on a space station or in a futuristic city. The only other thing I could think of is going even further back in time and having a city underground. Any other ideas?

[@braders790boop]

omg. everytime i listen to andrew ryan now, I just hear Dr Nefarious

[@hunterlee8383]

Fahrenheit 451is one of the best books to read.

[@Jake-de6fy]

Im always on the lookout for a good read, so, without spoilers, could you give me an idea of what it's about, how long it is, and/or some other stuff I should know?

[@atomicfatman5000]

i haven't read it, what is it about?

[@hunterlee8383]

Jake Its about a pro censorship, book burning society.

[@hunterlee8383]

Jake the main character comes into an internal struggle with the ideas of ignorance or knowledge. I beleve it's about 300 pages long? I would have to check.

[@Jake-de6fy]

+hunter lee sounds interesting enough, currently im reading "1984" by George Orwell and it's very good so far, if you haven't already, I recommend reading it.

[@scrublord95]

"my shoes hurt" - irrational games employee

[@LisaSmith-jo5hw]

Every couple years I revisit Rapture on my p.c. through Steam. It's exciting that it has been remastered, but the glitches were a big disappointment causing it to crash and to add insult it wouldn't save my graphic and key bindings; it reverted to the X-Box settings. I definitely learned how to keep my serenity. It took a few weeks to iron out the faults. Still not 100%. Save often if you're going to use a Gene Bank. The graphics are amazing. I recently acquired Bioshock The Collection official guide by Prima. (Better than flowers and chocolate when it's a gift.) This book is amazing and is actually upping my game play. Loved the video. The history gives it more meaning.

[@genericmelon2917]

I'm actually playing through BioShock Infinite again, and now that I really have a chance to inspect it instead of just playing through the game, it is a highly detailed and very symbolic game, which I find quite interesting.

[@Balthiel]

5:10 is that Heisenberg (Walter White) with a wig in the background?

[@gabiaxinte8518]

What game did he say that it was the spiritual successor of Bioshock? At 2:25

[@gabiaxinte8518]

***** Thanks

[@Lycanvenom]

I'm honestly not sure if I'd call it a spiritual successor to Bioshock, because if it's anything like Gone Home. It'll barely have any thing to do like a Bioshock game and will likely be. "Read a bunch of shit and piece the story together and if you can't figure it out by the end we'll just tell you."

[@RalphPlays87]

system shock

[@Lycanvenom]

This is it.

[@elainecalder7119]

ticoma

[@cagkiller0786]

Hey! I loved the nostalgic “circus of value”! I was sad when it didn’t happen in bio shock 2

[@lunaurum3515]

Uhh... it was in bioshock 2. What did you think it was replaced with?

[@nickparsons1028]

It was...

[@pitbikecrazyguy]

The code 0451 would definitely make sense to be a reference to the book. In that book they also have firemen and other things that are in the world of Bioshock Infinite, and there is a lot of inspiration from those books in Bioshock Infinite.

[@_TheRockyGamer_]

“Fill your cravings at the circus of value!” I could hear the machine talk before you even played the audio.

[@fnafloltube1637]

"Fill your Cravings at the circus of value"

[@PaNDaSNiP3R]

0451 is in the new deus ex as well. Lol crazy.

[@sumiimasen___]

Gameranx, thank you, finally something new. :D

[@checkm8ght]

Bioshock is the kind of game that I keep watching playthroughs and play the game over and over again

[@buckledcranium]

Thank you for the link to the Art-book - that was an unexpected treat!

[@mfchimichanga]

Idk I feel like I would be just as or even more conflicted about killing a dog in a wheelchair.

[@mavisanya5680]

It actually wasn't really Ken that yelled at Courtnee, she made Troy berate her as himself or in Booker's voice as well, and often times she would ask him to be more harsh and more degrading. Legit one of my favorite fucking things about this game was Courtnee's fucking incredible attitude towards it, she wanted it to be as genuine as possible.

[@noriakikakyoin4430]

Elizabeth's voice is one of my favorite voices in gaming.

[@JonSmith152]

Falcon please, stop pausing after every three words... Jesus Christ.

[@P1ICTC]

I never noticed that he did that... and now i cant unhear it AHH LOL

[@JonSmith152]

Insert Coin To Continue RIGHT? its like ALWAYS there and its gotten to the point that it is so annoying and sort of drags the video along almost making it not enjoyable.

[@alboateng]

its just how he talks....….

[@P1ICTC]

+Ordinal Zealot I know its not like its bad i just never noticed it and now i cant stop hearing the pauses LOL

[@Thomi92]

He doesn't pause, he just cuts it together. I sometimes make similar videos like that without a script, so I speak a sentence or sometimes even half and then stutter, mumble, hit the microphone or just cant think of what comes next. The little breaks are so you can't hear the cuts. At least that's what I imagine.

[@kittyo4832]

The Leaderboard has a great Bioshock video: 107 facts you should know about Bioshock. Just putting it out there for anyone who would like more info on the subject.

[@thisbubblygoodness7611]

as a fan of Terry Pratchett's work, the fact about his daughter help writting bioshock caught me by surprise, and i love it

[@drockjr]

GODDAMN IT. NOW I cannot UNHEAR QUARK ON THE PLAYTHROUGH

[@davidkoester258]

I can't view the artbook, cuz when i try and register, it says email already in use

[@jeffarnoelfakwotto3054]

ive never played bioshock, these fact were truly bioSHOCKING Hahahah....heh...he he.... ok im leaving

[@فراسالزهراني-م4ه]

*no*

[@kaushikhegde8227]

Bioshock is pretty much the most enjoyable and also the most creepiest game

[@BlueDog241]

Wow! I am a huge Terry Pratchette fan! I didn't know his daughter was writing some of my favorite video games. That is awesome!!

[@SM-gd2rn]

"Dangerous times dangerous measures,protect your women and your treasures"

[@finikksu]

I can't even play the f*cking remastered, it crashes after the intro (you know, after you go into the sphere) and I want to play it and get the achievements

[@Futilizer]

Mine crashed on the cut scene where you meet Ryan. I had to start all over and remake the emp.

[@m.rpotato3913]

Keep trying its a great game

[@finikksu]

Amour Rousseur yup, I got it for free, so complain in the store page will get me nowhere

[@atomicfatman5000]

dangit i was really looking forward for this remaster... at least I can play Burial at Sea until the remasters get fixed

[@finikksu]

Gamers 2047 I could play the original, I have it there, but I want the remastered for the achievements.

[@muhammaduddin5884]

Rihanna Pratchett needs to make overlord 3

[@MisterBolticus]

I was waiting until you guys mentioned the door code thing, I didn't actually know the reason for it until now, it's even in mankind divided! I definitely need to check out that movie of atlas shrugged now too. I've been doing a lets play of Bioshock Remastered on my channel if anyone fancies checking it out! Thanks in advance for taking the time if you do

[@TobiPlayHD]

Still looking back, when Bioshock were released out of nowhere. 2 of my Top 5 games ever. Such great and valuable blockbusters.

[@wizardrusso101]

4:18 I didn't see this EVER where can I find this footage lol

[@harmlesstech1524]

It was the advertisement for the game before it launched. I remember when I saw It on TV. I was immediately infatuated, despite being only 9 years old.

[@helpfulhazz5588]

You see it if you hang around on the Bioshock main menu without doing anything for a while.

[@ammaralkilani9114]

Guys . my first bioshock game I ever played was infinite . so is my experience will be lower or normal ?

[@GmanZer0]

well...in a way...you played the prequel and if ou played the story dlc that came with it, you could go ahead and play bioshock 1&2. (then again, you would lose out on some big moments because you already know what happened).

[@ammaralkilani9114]

But I didn't completed . I stopped in the moment when the giant black bird help you

[@Morgan02]

Actually the who story is linked like Elizabeth is the reason rapture fell (play the infinite dlc burial at sea) she told Atlas the code and he fucked up rapture with the splicers she didn't Care since she got killed by Atlas well her second self but I think she did it to be in the body of Anna ( that's her) after the credits in the main game a cutscene with booker and Anna appears showing that they're both alive....but anyways yeah all games are linked if you think about bioshock 2 is actually the last one since rapture got fucked after that so if there is another game it will be in Columbia again or a different city in a wierd place like space

[@GmanZer0]

thats what ive been saying, expect i didnt want 2 tell the dlc ending in case they didnt play it

[@nicholsjoshua15]

To get the full story you need to play BioShock and BioShock : Infinite - Burial At Sea (Episode 1 and Episode 2 DLC)

[@AdonysLm]

You know what's the sad part, that once i played it i think i didnt even reached the part where i got Elizabeth out of the tower because i thought this game is so lame and boring and very weird, but yesterday i started to replay it and finish it because i felt bad for judgeing it by the looks, throughtout the game i really enjoyed it alot and i reached the ending and i felt so sad, because i wanted a happy ending but no, and then i played the DLC and i thought maybe they repaired things like *Spoilers* Elizabeth didnt killed Booker and they actually got to Paris together, but no, she killed him once again in Burial At The Sea part 1 ending, i mean not only once but twice, like srsly why tho, y u do dis bioshock ;_; ma feelings they hurt, and the sad part is that in the part 2 in the Burial At The Sea, she dies too, now wtf, and as i remember Booker still exists in many infinite universes, but Elizabeth said that all of herself in other dimensions dissapeared and she is the only one left, but then i saw that she went back in time and she saw herself with Booker speaking with Daisy, and she said "I miss you" to booker, that moment my heart melt and i just went in bed and slept, like seriously this game is more than a game, is action/awesomeness/historic,dramatic, i wish to erase my memories to replay it with the joy i played it once. this is my opinion

[@savageslicer6903]

Adonys Xdominating thank for the fucking spoilers I was about to beat it fuck you for no spoiler warning jackass

[@connorabramsbutiidentifyas8773]

Savage slicer he did have a warning written in *bold*

[@wander300]

@@savageslicer6903 he said spoilers right before he began spoiling so shut up

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

THANK YOU FOR THE SPOILER ALERT I APPRECIATE IT SINCE I STILL DIDN'T PLAY THE DLC!

[@ChrisTheOnly]

I appreciate and share your feelings about Bioshock infinite and it’s dlc, but maybe use an occasional period. Also, you could do with some line breaks every now and then.

[@SB-tl7qy]

Great narration as always Falcon! As always.

[@qrit91]

Cant wait for Ken Levine's next game! Already completed Bioshock 1 about seven times, Bioshock 2 three times and Infinite four times. Love the thought and ideology that is behind the antogonists Andrew Ryan and Comstock.

[@giantdouche7642]

Bioshock games are good. But I don't feel like playing them over and over. One time is enough.

[@nightraven5710]

I like playing them over and over again to see what more creative ways I can come up with to kill Splicers.

[@ajhope1234]

Why does Ken Levine look like Charlie Day

[@starcrysis23]

i was wondering why he looked so familiar

[@n-sanecrashfan1820]

Man I remember playing BioShock but BioShock 2 was kinda eh 50/50 it was good and bad BioShock infinite tho it was fucking awesome

[@mdalsted]

5:42 The Thuggish Splicers actually had several different models. This one is named "Toasty".

[@destinytrapper9179]

I got a bioshocking fact: little sisters = jail time ;)

[@Sihengli]

what's the name of the bioshock inspired space game?

[@NeoPolitona]

Tacoma. It's not out yet.

[@tranz2deep]

System Shock 2. Wait, that's the spaceship game that was the predecessor to Bioshock.

[@YouthEnergy]

WHAT IS A MAN

[@aaronfaloon4186]

Prey was basically the bioshock they thought would look cool. Really underrated

[@TOORAWCEZAR]

Anytime I feel like I fall out from playing video games, I stroll by bioshock end up playing beating it. And just love video games again

[@magnithorson3533]

In Fox News' defense most other news stations do things of equal questionability