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A pesar de ser un juego actualmente "mediocre" le agradezco demasiado que haya existido, ya que me hizo pasar muy buenos ratos con amigos y mi primo, aunque tuvo demasiado potencial el cual fue tristemente desperdiciado. Hasta nunca Creative Destruction :(

This game is awesome, I have played it more in console if you ask hehe, I can consider it an e-sport and the mobility with agility is the most important thing in this game. I can recommend it too.

If u like zombie games, open world games, with nice graphics and with friends then this is your game, it's awesome seeing how much the game has evolved so far. I can truly recommend it.

Rapture was built under the philosophy that man must be able to create and that whatever he achieves under his own effort belongs only to him, in other words everything that man invents within the walls of rapture belongs to him. It does not belong to the government, it does not belong to God and it does not belong to another man. Rapture serves as a haven for great minds that invent without restriction such as Andrew Ryan mentioned, rapture is a city where the artist has no fear of censorship, where the scientist is not bound by morality, where great minds are not hampered by minorities it is a philosophy where productive activity are the noble goals of man. What happens when in a brilliant-minded society where everyone can create in an unlimited way, they are given an element with infinite possibilities? Bioshock is like a murder mystery, where the victim is the scene. What happened to Rapture and why did it die? What were the lives of the people who lived here like? Within the context of this plot, the only thing we can do are questions, the great thing about this game is that it has an answer to everything within it, by observing parts of the scene we can realize why this kind of philosophy affected citizens. Let's look at the medical ward, the home of the aesthetic ideals of Dr. Steinman which is a business that specializes in cosmetic surgery, Dr. Steinman is an example of the result of being able to use a tool as powerful as Adam in a society where man has its own ethical responsibility. In the recording called "the changes of adam" he confirms that Adam establishes the terms to be able to change everything, all thanks to Andrew Ryan, since the ethics in this place do not restrict any man, Adam allows you to change your race, even your same sex, your body is yours and of nobody else, the ideals of Dr. Steinman are expanding as you hear more daily from him, his mind is deteriorating with the excessive use of Adam, and this makes him obsess more and more with perfection, because now perfection in humans is possible, with Adam the flesh turns into clay and with that understood, what excuse does the surgeon have for not being able to sculpt over and over and over again until the work is finished? He denies any excuse for not being beautiful and now that beauty is something that can be obtained in any way possible it becomes a moral obligation, which means that he feels that it is his moral duty to make people beautiful under his own standards. And this is where it gets creepy, because his standards evolve, Dr. Steinman eventually gets bored of creating the same boring shapes on people's faces, he asks himself, wouldn't it be wonderful if I could do with a knife what Picasso did with a brush? He looks at patients as if they were canvases, where he must capture his tough artistic integrity. The idea of "your body is only yours" changes and becomes irrational, once you are willing to be in an operating room you should know that it now belongs to Steinman. Bioshock tells various stories within a fascinating gameplay experience, and the sub-stories are told in an equally important way as the main one, adding many exposition parts that are believable and this makes the city of rapture feel like one it once had a really brilliant society so explore every corner, look closely at every wall and listen to every recording you find, witness what was once quite an advanced retro society that chose to create limitlessly with the Adam, a Substance that is only limited to your imagination. If you could choose, would you choose rapture? And if so, what would you be willing to create?

Rapture was built under the philosophy that man must be able to create and that whatever he achieves under his own effort belongs only to him, in other words everything that man invents within the walls of rapture belongs to him. It does not belong to the government, it does not belong to God and it does not belong to another man. Rapture serves as a haven for great minds that invent without restriction such as Andrew Ryan mentioned, rapture is a city where the artist has no fear of censorship, where the scientist is not bound by morality, where great minds are not hampered by minorities it is a philosophy where productive activity are the noble goals of man. What happens when in a brilliant-minded society where everyone can create in an unlimited way, they are given an element with infinite possibilities? Bioshock is like a murder mystery, where the victim is the scene. What happened to Rapture and why did it die? What were the lives of the people who lived here like? Within the context of this plot, the only thing we can do are questions, the great thing about this game is that it has an answer to everything within it, by observing parts of the scene we can realize why this kind of philosophy affected citizens. Let's look at the medical ward, the home of the aesthetic ideals of Dr. Steinman which is a business that specializes in cosmetic surgery, Dr. Steinman is an example of the result of being able to use a tool as powerful as Adam in a society where man has its own ethical responsibility. In the recording called "the changes of adam" he confirms that Adam establishes the terms to be able to change everything, all thanks to Andrew Ryan, since the ethics in this place do not restrict any man, Adam allows you to change your race, even your same sex, your body is yours and of nobody else, the ideals of Dr. Steinman are expanding as you hear more daily from him, his mind is deteriorating with the excessive use of Adam, and this makes him obsess more and more with perfection, because now perfection in humans is possible, with Adam the flesh turns into clay and with that understood, what excuse does the surgeon have for not being able to sculpt over and over and over again until the work is finished? He denies any excuse for not being beautiful and now that beauty is something that can be obtained in any way possible it becomes a moral obligation, which means that he feels that it is his moral duty to make people beautiful under his own standards. And this is where it gets creepy, because his standards evolve, Dr. Steinman eventually gets bored of creating the same boring shapes on people's faces, he asks himself, wouldn't it be wonderful if I could do with a knife what Picasso did with a brush? He looks at patients as if they were canvases, where he must capture his tough artistic integrity. The idea of "your body is only yours" changes and becomes irrational, once you are willing to be in an operating room you should know that it now belongs to Steinman. Bioshock tells various stories within a fascinating gameplay experience, and the sub-stories are told in an equally important way as the main one, adding many exposition parts that are believable and this makes the city of rapture feel like one it once had a really brilliant society so explore every corner, look closely at every wall and listen to every recording you find, witness what was once quite an advanced retro society that chose to create limitlessly with the Adam, a Substance that is only limited to your imagination. If you could choose, would you choose rapture? And if so, what would you be willing to create?

I like CoD games, but I have to admit that Battlefield is better than CoD in multiplayer and other aspects, this may be not one of the best Battlefield games but is still a good one. I recommend it :).

This game with Battlefield 3 is one of the best Battlefield games in all time, is an classic one and it has a very cool multiplayer. I can fully recommend it!

This is an very good Battlefield game, the graphics are very cool and it has a nice campaign and multiplayer. I love it :D

Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® 3 ... the game that ended the story of the original modern warfare saga. The campaign is very good, the ending did not feel bad, the multiplayer still feels good as before, and the spec ops are a lot of fun to play. I give it a 9/10

This game has the most remembered campaign by the CoD community, which is very well done and when playing it you feel like in 2010, regarding multiplayer there are currently many hackers, if you have no problems with that then I also recommend it. 10/10