Feast your eyes on this beautiful Bioshock case mod by Gregory Mórocz. Dubbed “Welcome to Rapture”, the case takes its design cues from an antique radio. It took several years to build and, by the looks of things, the effort was more than worth it.
NECA has teamed up with BioShock Infinite creators Irrational Games to produce full scale Sky-Hook replicas.
While the production versions won’t be available for a while yet, Irrational Games is giving away a prototype version shipped in an exclusive custom-built box. For a chance to win, all you need to do is follow @IrrationalGames on twitter and retweet the contest announcement.
There’s no word on when the contest will end, but I wouldn’t wait around too long.
If you’re as curious as I am about Bioshock 3 aka Bioshock: Infinite, then getting a look at the new action figures from NECA will give you a little thrill.
The Ladysmith Splicer looks familiar, but the Brute Splicer and the Crawler Splicer definitely have that more Steampunk edge we saw in that amazing trailer a while back.
Irrational Games, the studio behind the original BioShock has previewed an effort that is 3 years in the making—BioShock Infinite.
The game is set in 1912 and takes us out of Rapture and up to Columbia—a floating city in the clouds. It’s like the movie UP—if it was a first person shooter. It’s due out for the Xbox 360 sometime in 2012.
Jason Voorhees is more than just a cold-blooded killer. Deep down inside, all he wants to be is an artist. Unfortunately, it took a long time before he realized trees were better than sexy young teenagers for making Big Daddy sculptures.
Now you can cuddle up with the same doll seen dangling from the hand of a Little Sister in the first BioShock 2 teaser trailer. It was made from discarded items found in Rapture, so make sure to update your tetanus shots.
This time around, Bioshock fans have more stuff to blow money on than just a game. We’ve already seen the EVE hypo, but there will also be a whole line of action figures rolling out starting in December and early January. These figures include Big Daddy, Big Sister, Little Sister and Subject Delta.
It looks like EVE serum hypodermic needles throughout the city of Rapture in the game Bioshock, it glows like the serum thanks to LEDs, and it’s even priced similarly to what you would pay at a Circus of Value vending machine—but I wouldn’t go sticking it into your arm thinking that you are going to get any super powers. Maybe a staph infection, but definitely no super powers.