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Sometimes, instead of reporting all of the latest gaming news, previews, and reviews, we like to hear what you, our valued readers and community members, think about certain topics. While this feature has been in limbo for a little while, we figured we’d bring it back with a bang and ask you about the hottest game right now: BioShock Infinite.
The questions we posed this time around were, “Which entry in the series did you prefer: BioShock Infinite or the original BioShock? Why?”
In case you missed them, we asked earlier on Twitter and Facebook. You answered:
@gamesbeat Infinite. And for why I liked it- One word: Elizabeth. — Christopher Jessee (@Halofan2916) April 26, 2013
@gamesbeat Tough question. Enjoyed the combat more in BS, but preferred the interaction with Elizabeth in BSI to the solo wandering of BS — Jackson Hadley (@JacksonHadley) April 26, 2013
@gamesbeat original. Felt more personal, suspenseful, and overall more compelling. Infinite was great but lost its way IMO. — A1ch3mist (@LonoB) April 26, 2013
@gamesbeat Definitely missed the cerebral element that Big Daddy’s brought to Bio1. They were a great unpredictable element in engagements. — Nick Todd (@Tenaciousck) April 26, 2013
@gamesbeat Infinite, the story was more personal, especially when a month before I found out I’m going to be a dad. Tough stuff. Loved it. — Jonathan Cortez (@NahtanojZetroc) April 26, 2013
As always, we appreciate your participation. If you’d still like to weigh in, please feel free to comment below. If you have any suggestions for future Tweetbook Q&A sessions, feel free to drop me a line at jayh (at) venturebeat.com.
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