I checked the AT&T blue room and there are even more videos of the "A-List: On Location" show with host Brittany Allbright. She visited 2K Boston (fans know them as Irrational Games) and toured with Ken Levine through different development rooms. After part one of the show, part two and three could be new to you.

Brittany looks a bit lost inside the studio, but don't worry Brittany, we know it's good that you have been there. It's interesting to see the people behind Bioshock and under what kind of circumstances they work.

In part three of the show, Technical Art Director Nate Wells and Senior Artist Hogarth De La Plante have been interviewed.

I am surprised that the team keeps on working and working. The show was filmed close to the launch window of Bioshock and you listen to Ken how he talks about working on the next project, doing first concept arts and how the Big Daddy animators think of "the future". What is next? Bioshock 2 or a Bioshock MMORPG? Or just new Big Daddy types, patches/addons (which would be awesome!)? Do you guys really never go on vacation?

AT&T blue room - A-list: Bioshock Pt. 1 (old)

AT&T blue room - A-list: Bioshock Pt. 2

AT&T blue room - A-list: Bioshock Pt. 3

Yes, the AT&T blue room also gives you the chance to win a Xbox 360 Elite and a Collector's Edition of Bioshock, but you get this in other sweepstakes or in a shop of your choice, too. What about a really rare item like a signed and framed piece of Bioshock artwork, decorating your Rapturian appartment? Yes, that is cool and yes, you may get it.

There is only one problem: Like Rapture's citizens were a handpicked group of elite people, not everyone can enter this AT&T contest. Again (How often do I have to say this?), only US residents are eligible to participate.

All Europeans can hug their Big Daddy figurines and dream of more swag for us.

AT&T blue room - Bioshock Contest

The 1UP editors Andrew Pfisters, Ryan O'Donnell and Dan Hsu discuss about Bioshock in this 13 minute long video with a lot of scenes from various parts of the game.

It's interesting to listen to different opinions and especially how they change with the playtime. For example, they call Bioshock "Half Life meets Metroid" and say it feels like a excellent movie, you want to watch again for the first time.

Gamevideos.com - This is Not the 1UP Show: Episode 13

Yes, Rapture is a dangerous place for children. It can be hard to protect them all the day, while you have to look after your duties. But wait, there is someone who can care for your little girl: Big Daddy Day Care!

Take a look at this funny episode of Attack of the Show at G4 TV! I am hungry for any Bioshock comedy or cosplay so I hope we will see more of this.

G4TV.com - Big Daddy Day Care

Everyone makes mistakes, even video game editors. The latest example are the guys from the German video game mag "Games Aktuell". In their latest issue, they reviewed Bioshock (91% btw!) and wrote a wrong info about the Bioshock Collector's Edition.

So again for all those, who might have seen the picture (left corner of scan): This is some fan art I did to show it at the official forums. After I made the petition for the CE of Bioshock, we collected opinions about how it should look like. So I made a "dream CE" with Photoshop and this was the result. It is NOT how the real Collector's Edition looks like.

The real design of the CE is shown in the right corner. The Collector's Edition includes a special package design (with a tin box in Europe), a Making of DVD, a cd with three remixed soundtrack songs and our precious Big Daddy figurine. It does not have stickers or a poster.

This little mistake made me laugh today, although I should cry. My Gamestop store still hasn't got the (uncut) Bioshock CE copy, I preordered.