BioShock Has Arrived

[Professor S]

Originally Posted by GameMaster

I forgot, its the wife's family who pays for the wedding and honeymoon.

Because there's no way in hell a freshly married man on a teacher's salary could lay down the cash for a 360 and game. Unless, you summoned a credit card from the depths of hell.

Actually, we paid for most of the wedding and the entire honeymoon. I work as a corporate trainer, so I get paid a little better than a scholastic teacher, but my wife is a Project Manager for a Pharmaceutical Company... CHA CHING!!!

Plus, you get a lot of money when you get married.

[BreakABone]

Originally Posted by Professor S

Actually, we paid for most of the wedding and the entire honeymoon. I work as a corporate trainer, so I get paid a little better than a scholastic teacher, but my wife is a Project Manager for a Pharmaceutical Company... CHA CHING!!!

Plus, you get a lot of money when you get married.

"O darling what about a beautiful house near the coast?"

"I was thinking, it was about time I got me a 360 and Bioshock. Hell, we don't need a new place to live.
Bioshock!"

To keep in line with this debate, Bioshock will probably go down as one of the few games I've ever purchased, never played and gave away.

I'm sure the game is awesome and maybe a little overrated review wise. But I got it and was just feeling FPS burnout, and after the demo I realized it doesn't appeal to me which sucks but eh.

[Professor S]

You have a point. Part of my enjoyment, dare I say "glee", in playing Bioshock could be the fact that I've been entrenched in PC strategy games for the better part of two years. Its been a good two years for strategy games...

In fact, Bioshock is the first console game I've played in over two years... wow... two years... jeez...