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If you're legitimately asking, it's based on political theory and the book Atlas Shrugged, Although Bioshock is a story about how these ideas can either self destruct or be corrupted depending on your own interpretation.

The idea's and concrens raised around the ideas of objecti...

Not only is this a major Tom reference, it fits in brilliantly with David Bowie's appearance in the Twin Peaks film 'Fire Walk With Me' and the whole Twin Peaks homage this game has.

I've noticed a lot of people I see comment on this piece say it makes them feel sad or tearful. I can understand why but for me, I always felt it was more frightening than sad. Even the high pitched moments that were meant to symbolise Laura crying according to Angelo and Lynch always made me fee...

"feeeeeed meeee Seeeeymoooor"

Kevin Shinick has some nerve. First he steals ideas from "How it Should Have Ended" and uses them for sketches in Robot Chicken, then in this segment he makes fun of the very web-videos he steals ideas from at 2:08. What a hypocrite

Thank for this. I had no idea you were supposed to fight him normally before using the cannon.

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Probably. But hey, to each his own. I never really liked any of the Star Wars films but I've never outright disliked the way fans absolutely love the series.

Um, towards the end, round about 3:40, can anyone else hear a weird traffic noise? I've heard this somewhere else, in HL2. More specifically, during 'Follow Freeman' when you have lost your first squad and you enter an apartment block and hear a noise, this same noise. The source is a tv set with...

@xHEDGEHOGMAN1x That was done deliberately on purpose to try and cash in on brand association in the US market since Zelda was so popular. Personally I prefer the Japanese title 'Soul Blazer: Illusion of Gaia' and the original title screen in the beta release and Japanese versions.

Hey, am I wrong in thinking that the very start of this tune is Beruga's theme?

Ahh, American dream music, before all the bad stuff like the World Wars, the Cold War, modern politics and mass consumerism.

A 1997 snes rpg, it'd have to have a nice intro. My Japanese friend owns this game and says it's a shame more people didn't play it. Apparently the enemy ai was very impressive even for those days.

This is very similar to Vangelis' "Tears in the Rain" song from Blade Runner.

And I think that it's completely intentional, there are a number of similar themes and locals this game series shares with that iconic sci-fi film. Mass Effect and Blade Runner are just some of the greatest sci-fi mor...