Anyone who’s played Bioshock remembers their first descent into Rapture, where they battle enemies both real and imagined. But rather than just drop players into the underwater city, developer Irrational Games lets players experience the feeling of being lost at sea after a horrific plane crash. Then, they are given a unique opportunity to enter the mysterious world of Rapture, where nothing is as it seems, yet things are done kindly.
The ominous and mystical opening to Bioshock sets the stage for an adventure unlike any other in entertainment. Bioshock is easily among the few games that many wish they could experience again for the first time.
Half-Life 2
Developer Valve dashed many gamers’ hopes and dreams when they failed to produce the third episode to the wildly popular Half-Life 2. The disappointment cuts extra deep when players realize they have yet to see a conclusion to a game with such a brilliant beginning.
In an opening reminiscent of the first game in the series, players start out on a train. However, unlike it’ predecessor, Half-Life 2’s train car doesn’t deposit players at a laboratory, but instead at City 17, where the game’s fast-paced, frightful action takes place. It’s a wonderful day when players “wake up and smell the ashes.”
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater
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