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Multiplayer in Bioshock would probably be nothing more than a add on which would take away from the seriousness of the Singleplayer
I'm happy with them both being singe player only, and I love both of them to death. Easily the greatest two games of the year so far, by a large margin. Two deep, polished single player mode is better than a shallow multiplayer mode. Without a doubt, sacrificed would have had to be made to get one. Shoot 'em ups and other action games need multiplayer, but games that thrive on their atmosphere and isolation do not.
It don't compare, therefore, you can't employ your 'one size fits all' approach.
Its a general statement. There will be differences in story thats obvious but im was not referring about the differences. Not every Halo fan plays for the Multiplayer. Me being one of them, but i will play Multi if im at my friends or bored and want to play a game like Halo.
Why? They are more focused on its single player mode. Halo 2 had multiplayer, its was very good but its single player wasn't enjoyable as Halo: CE.
Multiplayer is a large potion to a game, but if you want a decent single player. Its better that it lays off with less attention.