For a moment there Spiner, I thought that was a Psx post. Bravo. Cookies and milk for you.

And for your viewing pleasure, Rooster Teeth put up another Bioshock comic:

EDIT:

Finally finished Bioshock. I won't spoil the story for anyone, don't worry.

I am sorely displeased with how short the game is. Sure, it has more difficulties, but... I don't know about the rest of you guys, but I play a game mainly for the story, and to me, it just fell so short.

As for the game, that too felt so short. After I had finished it, I sat there wondering... What's there left for me to do? Sure, I could go back and play it again, but for what? Luckily, I have the 360 version to give me achievements, which motivates me to replay it, but what about for all of those with the PC version? I feel sorry for them, I really do.

And one final thing.

The game could've rocked so hardcore with an online death-match system. The game was severely lacking that.

Just finished Bioshock myself. It's true, it is a fantastic game, excellent visuals, both in quality and art style, and great story and gameplay experience, but it is true that the game feels too short, and, with the vita-chambers leaving no punishment for death, a little too easy. I guess on one hand, as Spiner says, I can always play again for achievements, but literally the only one I haven't got is that for beating the game on Hard.

Death match would have been cool, but it'd have to be done well - if it just felt like a tacked-on extra it would damage the game's overall quality, but with plasmids involved as well it would have been interesting if they did it successfully.

I completed it earlier today on Easy.

I now intend to go through again on Medium and get the other ending.

All I can say is that this is the best game on 360 to date, and maybe my game of the year so far too, and that's a year with Twilight Princess, Okami, Oblivion and Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops.