BioShock

The 9 research subjects in Bioshock 2 are:

Thuggish Splicer

Leadhead Splicer

Houdini Splicer

Spider Splicer

Brute Splicer

Big Daddy

Alpha Series

Big Sister

Security

Loot them from bodies (rare), find them on the ground (rare), and vending machines

The key is in the same room you're trying to get in. Use telekinesis to grab the key that's hanging just inside the broken window.

Then look through the related list of PS3 games

walk down them

Jack is the protagonist of BioShock, whom the player controls throughout the game.

There is no new game plus mode in any of the Bioshock games.

The city is called Columbia.

Select the remote hack tool From thee weapon wheel. Press down on the d-pad to select mini turrets (assuming you have some). Aim at the ground and shoot to deploy one. If you have the handyman gene tonic, you can repair them if they take damage.

No they do not. Big Daddies are human inside, and once killed they remain dead - plot contrivance aside, like Subject Delta and the vita-chamber in Bioshock 2.

Brass Balls is an achievement you can only unlock once you have downloaded the extra content titled Ryan Industries Plasmids. Once you have done that you need to beat the game on hard without dieing. Once you start up the game go to options and turn off the vita chambers. There is a glitch in the game where if your xbox memory is erased or your console brakes sometimes you cant get the achievement. So make sure that you are able to see turn off vita chambers, because if you can do that then you will be ok.

Bioshock is a video game. The game is unique in that people have a character. They make changes to their body which affects their opponents. Bioshock in science can affect organisms by the radiation.

Only one ending. You can make choices during the storyline but they won't effect the ending of the game.

Yes. Unless you downloaded Bioshock Infinite on to your xbox. But to play any of the DLC, you'll need to run Bioshock Infinite.

I'm pretty sure no-one has a spare code for Bioshock they would be willing to just give out. Besides, Bioshock is only about $20, so it won't break the bank to go and buy a copy.

I assume that what you are asking about are the Big Daddies. But for your information, a Big Daddy is not in fact a robot. The big daddies are overly spliced, genetically mutated human beings who are fused to the inside of their heavily armored suits.

Skyrim. There's tons more gameplay and has the ability to generate an unlimited amount of quests.

Critics and gamers seem to agree that the first one was undoubtedly better. I have only played the first so far, but it was excellent. Strongly recommended.

The Little Sisters have been mentally conditioned to perceive Rapture differently to how it really is. They see the Big Daddies as friendly protectors rather than clunking, groaning monstrosities. Part of that conditioning would involve giving them cutesy names, like Mr Bubbles.

u research a houndini splicer fully and u should get it ( Im not sure )

Bioshock 2 is set 10 years AFTER Bioshock 1.

There is no 'best plasmid' in Bioshock. Each Plasmid has unique benefits that are 'best' in a given situation. Having watched multiple people play through the game, each one using different combinations of plasmids effectively, the best plasmids are those that fit your play style and get the job done.

Bioshock is a video game for PS3, XBOX 360, or PC.

Rated M for mature