/jp/ - Otaku Culture

How can you tell she's Japanese?

Murder Females, Acquire ADAM

>>4334748
Frilly dress and bow in hair

Is that some underwater System Shock 2?

Is Bioshock popular in Japan? It has a lot of art for a shooter.

Must be the little sisters.

Japan loves imouto

>>4334782
Although I don't really like art that makes them look cute.

>>4334769
Wait, the first one was called underwater System Shock 2.
So...
Is this underwater System Shock 3?

>>4334776
>>4334782
Oh dear. I actually find it a little regretful that it's hard to find Japanese fan material for western games just due to the language barrier, since it seems there's a fair bit for a variety of games. There was a batch of rather fun, cute Fallout 3 comics on /tg/ some time ago, for example, but I never quite managed to figure out what they were about.

>>4334796
System Shock 2 was System Shock 2. Bioshock was underwater System Shock 2. Bioshock 2 will be... err... underwater System Shock 2 2?

I'm Underwater Ray Romano

Just bought it. Bioshock has yet to beat System Shock 2 for me. Maybe Bio 2 will manage.

>>4334807
Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare 2?

Didn't Bioshock 2 get released today? Any uploads yet?

>>4334800

The ones with the FFXI goblin?

>>4334842
Everywhere man.
I haven't played anything in this series. Any good?

>>4334842
Try Razor1911's upload. It has some missing files though.

>>4334844
Yeah, that! Those were... well, cute. Pity I didn't save 'em. Most of them were decipherable despite the lack of moonrune knowledge.

>>4334828
Hur hur, you said "doodie".

>>4334845
It's a great game. You'll love Rapture. The music and the atmosphere are awesome.
>>4334848
>It has some missing files though.
Is it still playable? What's missing?

>>4334855
There's a separate torrent for those "Missing Files", haven't finished downloading the game, can't give you more details.

Personally I like the creative ways you could off'd enemies in the first game.

i'm downloading toothless' version, do i need any extra files or anything?

>>4334861
Thanks. Gettint it.

Of all the 'shocks, I am certain none will surpass the horror of System Shock 2's psionic laser chimpanzees. Those fuckers were vicious. I nearly went into cardiac arrest every time a solemn, silent "eek eek ook" drifted down the hallways of the Von Braun.

>>4334855
All of it is golden on bitgamer, not that I need the upload.

If you haven't played the first Bioshock, then you obviously don't know about saving lolis.
If you save enough they leave you a teddy bear, I HNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGH'd.

>>4334876
I HNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGH'd everytime they cried for Mr Bubbles. And then I walk over to harvest ADAM from her stomach.

>>4334866
OH GOD THE MONKEYS
I played Bioshock first and it sparked curiosity in me about System Shock.
After many tries I could successfully run it on XP and... my god... It was so much better and terrifying game.

I'd rather reinstall Deus Ex.

>>4334890
I cried with them for Mr. Bubbles, then I hunt down everyone who harvests them with drills.

>>4334866
Midwives and giant arachnids would like a word with you. Alone. In a dark room filled with eggs.
Come to think of it, the whole enemy roster was terrifying.

>>4334823
I knew you had good taste, sir.

Glorious japanese don't like barbarian killing shooters like fat gaijin scum.

Cyborg-Midwife: so moe

>>4334897

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always scared me more than anything in SS or Bioshock for whatever reason.

>>4334903
Pooh-pooh! Midwives, one good hit with a rifle and they're gone, like everything else. Spiders? A few hits. But the monkeys... those little fuckers were hard to hit, but most of the time when you meet them you have only the wrench to go with. Squeaky little fuckers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKOaF4Xg4KE&feature=related
I think that Bioshock 2 would appeal to the true lovers of little girls, not the filthy pigs who'd defile their grace. So, dividing /jp/ into 3 (The true, saviours and purveyors of loli-love, the filth, and those who wish to be the little girl of one of the aforementioned two) we should have 33.33...% of /jp/ on board. Defend your little sisters well, there's nothing more depressing than one without their own Mr. Bubbles.

>>4334934
When any splicers bother my little sister when she's harvesting, I drill charge the fuck out of them. Feels good

>>4334934
I have to admit I am looking forward to Bioshock 2 due to this whole "protect your loli" deal.

>>4336534
already beat the game, you need to download faster

>>4336551
Too busy playing Mass Effect 2. I like to take it easy.

>>4336563
already beat mass effect 2. Not like we have anything else to do with our time

>>4336573
What about school, a job, family, basic self-maintenance?

>>4336581

>/jp/
>school, a job, family, basic self-maintenance

>>4336581
well I could study for calculus or work out or help my sister with bioshock 2, I just don't.

>>4336592
I'm sure we at least have family and, ummm..., maintenance.

I thought that Dead Space took more from System Shock 2 than Bioshock.

>>4336613
bioshock and system shock have nothing in common.

>>4336610

Most of us who are actually NEET's pretty much keep ourselves to ourselves and don't interact with our family (assuming we still live at home) unless absolutely unavoidable.

>>4336626
Aside from being developed by the same team, having some of the subplots from the previous game and Bioshock being a spiritual successor to SS2!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4508664361400518462#

Watch this video at 03:30

>>4336707
And still, both games are nothing alike.
Also, it would be fair to Bioshock to NOT compare it to SS2. It only shows how much is a gap between a good game and a masterpiece.

Come get your Little Sister reward