Oh Eleanor! Do you have a tissue?

For those wondering about the blog titles well, I'm pretty sick right now, dealing with a bad cold which is only just starting to let up, and allow me to breathe a little again. So I called off work and took it easy today just doing some laundry and dishes, and for the most part of the day, gaming. So in between doses of medicine, blowing the ole nose until it was red and irritated. In between that I was spending my time in Rapture, finding tonics, throwing some Plasmids around, hacking camera's, turrets and much more. Battling Brutes and Big Daddies, saving adorable little sisters for Adam to make Delta all that he can be! I finished Bioshock 2 and although before going in I had heard some bad things about Bioshock 2 and how it was lacking compared to the first one, I still kept an open mind and thoroughly enjoyed my time. I found both games to be a complete work of art and I really couldn't choose between the two games. The first game brought a stronger story to the table, and offered an amazing environment to explore in, and other wonders I certainly didn't expect but thoroughly enjoyed.

Then there was 2, and where the first game fell a little short, Bioshock 2 thrived with a variety of improvements, and a lot more variety when it came to combat, enemies and did a much better job at making the Little Sisters a near and dear part of your heart... or at least mine anyways. :P The game was also a little bit shorter than the first, but to make up for that you had a lot more variety of enemies to research and get to know, and provided more competition than the traditional Shock and Wrench action that you could do throughout most of the first game, if not all of it. Basically I can go on and on but I am going to save going into more detail for a special combo review of my impression of Bioshock Vs. Bioshock 2 and compile a few short clips of each game to help emphasize my point a little bit. I wouldn't expect that any time soon, since it will be time consuming and I will work on compiling footage starting after I finish my next 2 games I still have left to play, but I'm hoping over time, and some consultation with another long time Bioshock fan (FetusZero) about what clips would be best to use for the comparison and a more in depth description of his thoughts on both games to help keep a fair and impartial side to my combo review.

With that said, I will say goodnight for now and be back tomorrow since I have tomorrow off from work and I'll still be taking it easy since I still feel pretty sick, and probably spend most of my day getting acquainted with Prince of Persia for the PS3 (Not The Forgotten Sands) and see if it's really a lot better than The Forgotten Sands since BrunoBRS and a coworker of mine both said it was. So since i was happy with The Forgotten Sands I'm expecting great things from this version of Prince of Persia. :)