Dustborn (and Midi-Maze/Faceball 2000!)

And yes, they have stolen some very important information from, from these chaps and they must take it to Nova Scotia, which I am informed by a map in the game is really far away.

So with regard to this specific series, it's important to note that Bioshock in general is taking its cues from the System Shock games in the 90s, which were doing that even before Banjo Kazooie.

to start up I have no idea what a larrikin is I feel like a missing context oh you never will mate you never know what a shame awful stuff to hear about you terrible awful terrible terrible stuff so I'm gonna pop the list I got an idea where to start tell me if I'm completely off here number 694 that is the original banjo kazooie for the n64 oh my this game is not as good as banjo I'll tell you that right off the bat alright okay I'm gonna believe out honestly oh I actually don't know I actually really did enjoy playing this one in the build up to the to this show like it's I guess playing it on the switch it's it's wild like thinking about how well a bunch of games never made for a handheld device can fit really well for handheld plays it's I just really liked just running around levels doing doing things I kind of in the moment I feel like I might enjoy this more than banjo

Yeah and I was going to say that it is probably their device that they use to manage difficulty because you'll notice near the end of the game you get a lot of the more powerful weapons that have more ammo constantly all throughout like the end of the game but at the beginning of the game you're kind of searching for these assault rifles that you'll be able to replenish ammo the whole way through rather than picking up something that you know you're going to use two shots of and then you need to replace it with a different weapon that has seven shots and you're going to replace it with a different weapon that has three shots and it's like just give me the just give me the assault rifle with 150 bullets in it.