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The characters from the movie based off of Mark Millar’s comic book Kick-Ass completely kick arse in this trailer for WHA Entertainment’s video game adaptation for the iPhone and PlayStation Network, and somehow that doesn’t seem right.
Taking an iconic video game character and reverse-engineering it as a prototype is a delicate task. Let’s look at a few of the concepts drawing that eventually led to the Big Daddy of BioShock 2.
We’ve already gotten the first third-person look at BioShock 2′s Big Daddy — in the sequel players get to be this “new” Big Daddy. New to us, but not the in-game world.
Reader Nathan likes BioShock. Likes BioShock and is good with his hands. So, inspired by the little Big Daddy dollies in the BioShock 2 teaser, Nathan got to work.
Rumours on 2K Marin’s BioShock 2: Sea of Dreams began swirling about the 2K Games forums today, flooding the board with supposed details on the BioShock sequel. Too bad they were mostly bunk.
The 2K Games forums are ablaze with Bioshock 2 rumours from the latest issue of Game Informer, with 2 player co-op and a distinct lack of Big Daddies among the game’s new features.
A sleek, female version of the lumbering Big Daddy that menaced players in the original BioShock will be featured in the sequel to the well-received shooter, sources tell Kotaku.