Posted AT 12:01 AM EDT on 31/08/07
Immerse yourself in BioShock's underwater dystopia
It is 1960 in a city called Rapture. The building I am looking at is ornately decorated, perhaps the lobby of a fancy theatre. There is music spilling out from behind a closed door – an old dance-hall tune, something about Papa loving mambo – and in the flickering lights I can make out posters that look like subtle parodies of 1950s advertisements.
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