split/screen co-op

Bioshock 2: Harvesting ADAM by ObscuraVista

Hit the jump to continue being blown away.

The drill of a Big Daddy from Bioshock 2

Source: terminalatrocity

Predictably, a lot of the searches that bring people here are queries about whether a game has split-screen co-op or not. These are yes/no questions and the answers can get a little repetitive to those who are not particularly interested to know them, so I’ve left them for the second part of the post.

Hit the jump for this week’s Q&A.

With Bioshock being one of the best games I’ve ever played, I was quite cautious when I started playing Bioshock 2. I wanted it to be perfect and be more than I expected from it.

Hit the jump to read the rest of my impressions.

Arcadia Merlot by Whatpayne

I am not what you would call a wine connoisseur. My palate is dead to the finely nuanced flavours of fruit, chocolate, spices and all the other stuff they print on the back-labels of wine bottles. I doubt if I could tell this Arcadia Merlot from any other Merlot in blind tasting; or from any other red wine, for that matter. But with my eyes open I am liable to greedily gobble up this elixir right out of Rapture and cry for more.

The best thing about this bottle is that, thanks to author Whatpayne, you can have it in your life relatively easy. All you  need to do is download the label, print it out, cut it and glue it to a bottle of wine of your choice.

If you like the Arcadia Merlot sticker, you may also like the other labels for made-up drinks that Whatpayne has come up with. In his awesome gallery you’ll find designs for Hop-Up Cola from BioShock 2 and six labels for various Nuka-Colas from Fallout 3. Cheers.

Arcadia Merlot by ~Whatpayne on deviantART