Big Sisters are powerful, agile counterparts to Delta who attack once every Little Sister in a level has been dealt with. Originally it was implied that there was only one Big Sister in Bioshock 2, but they are in fact numerous in number. As the developers put it: "Why would you wield a homemade shotgun when you have a rivet gun with exploding ammo?".
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In addition, as in the original BioShock, the player can still upgrade weapons.ĭelta's hands are far too large to use ordinary weapons such as the pistol or shotgun, but weapons dropped by Splicers can be searched for ammo that is compatible with your weapons. Delta can also combine certain Plasmids to increase their effectiveness and even use bait and traps for a more devious play style.Īrguably the biggest change to gameplay is the ability to "dual wield" Plasmids and weapons at all times, Delta has a weapon in his right hand and a Plasmid equipped on his left hand, similar to the system of Clive Barker's Undying, which let players equip one weapon and one spell simultaneously. Delta also has the ability to heal hacked turrets and sentries, which makes a pet/minion approach to the game more viable. The fully upgraded version grants both previous abilities, in addition to allowing the player to shoot a steady stream of fire like a Flamethrower. However, when upgraded another level, it gains the ability to also shoot a Fireball. The first level of Incinerate! allows the player to set things on fire with a snap, just as in the first game. Instead of just upgrading the amount of damage they do, some now change the way they function as they become more powerful. Plasmids and Weapons New dual-wielding Big Daddy combat. While killing Big Daddies is now on a much more even playing field than the previous game, they are still hard battles that have to be planned out, since Subject Delta's armor isn't quite up to par with the later models. Little Sisters cannot be adopted until her current Big Daddy has been eliminated. Little Sisters are now designed to look less monstrous since the player is seeing them through the eyes of a Big Daddy, who is genetically encoded to see them as darling children who must be protected. While she is not on the character's shoulder she is vulnerable, so Delta must defend the girl from Splicer attacks until she is finished. Through adoption, Delta can carry one Little Sister at a time on his shoulder and set her down to harvest ADAM from corpses. Similar to the first game, Bioshock 2 presents the player with a moral choice as to what will become of a Little Sister however, while the game allows players to Harvest a Little Sister as before, the player is also given the option to Adopt the Little Sisters. Playing as Delta also grants access to new, heavy weapons not available to the player in the first game. He can use tools like the iconic drill, which requires fuel to run, and can perform the Drill Dash which was used to lethal effect in the original game. As a prototype, Delta has the unique ability to use Plasmids, which was removed from later models, as well as a mind of his own which enables him to make his own choices in the world. In BioShock 2, the player controls a prototype Big Daddy known as " Subject Delta", the first one to ever be bound to a Little Sister and also the first one to be able to think independently. The title released world wide on February 9, 2010.
It was announced that development would be handed over to 2K Marin rather than having 2K Boston develop, but BioShock's director Ken Levine confirmed that he worked on BioShock 2 but only as the "creative consultant". It was formally announced by Take-Two in March of 2008, and the initial teaser trailer, which named the game as "BioShock 2: Sea of Dreams", was included as a bonus in the PlayStation 3 version of BioShock, viewable once the game is beaten. Overview The original logo, with subtitle.īioShock 2 is the sequel to the critically acclaimed first-person shooter BioShock.
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