From the moment I entered Fort Frolic, Sander Cohen drew me in like, well, a moth to a flame. I still wonder if it isn't some underlying mad man inside me that leads me to be so interested in such a person, but the concept of his relationship with Ryan unraveling before me and later being further explored in Bioshock 2- The whole series of events from the moment he stopped you from proceeding until you, blood covered or not, left Fort Frolic never to see him again...until....
As for Bioshock 2, It's not so much a game i look back on for telling a story that blew me away, for me it was the natural evolution of the combat system meeting a side story that further explored Rapture, but on a fun side note, one of the best memories of my life is the fact I played Bioshock 2 along side my significant other at the time, and the constant sense of wonder we both shared over the world of Rapture and its inhabitants.
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