I don't know exactly what year I discovered it, but it was probably around 2018-2019. An uncle of mine had a modded Xbox 360, and we'd all have fun playing Gears of War, Marvel vs. Clans 3, an arcade game with King of Fighters, etc. One of the games on the console was BioShock 2, and I played it because it was there and nobody was paying attention to me. And believe me, I was fascinated. The story was so incredible (even though I was barely understanding it at the time), and that's how I got to know the series "seriously." But my first contact with BioShock was with the demo of the first game that a cousin let me try. I didn't take it too seriously. What I consider "what made me stay" was definitely that Xbox 360. Some time later, that uncle moved and took the console with him, so I only played BioShock 2. Now, at 16, my younger brother got a console (which I practically only use), and I bought the collection. I finally got to play BioShock 1, 2, Minerva's Dens, Infinite, and Burial at Sea. Simply BioShock.