Bioshock begins right off the bat with a fantastic introduction. Flying in the dead of night you soon find that the plane is taking a detour straight for the ocean. Worry not however because you will survive this plummet into the sea, after a quick struggle you are at the surface surrounded by flames. Flames roaring all around, water splashing onto the camera, waves roaring in the deep sea, a thick smoke fills the air… and then you realise, the cutscene has ended and you are now in control. Instantly the water and fire effects will leave your speechless as they are without a doubt the most impressive you have yet to come across. You come to your senses, take control and head towards the only light that will not seriously burn you; a light emitting from a lighthouse in the distance attracts you to investigate. Whilst it is obvious that this is not the smartest decision, you have little choice.”
Chris Taylor
Chris is a Northern lad with a passion for video games. With his opinions on video games and his need to force these onto other people, Chris began writing for Console Monster in 2006. Chris is a bona fide nerd who enjoys any decent game that can keep his interest. Being a keen music fan, in his spare time (what little he has) he likes to go to gigs and spends most time with some music on.
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