I loved the first Bioshock and then skipped the second one. I will say that playing the first two does not limit the story in this Bioshock game, although there are nods to the original and very specifically at the end. Also, I think you made the right choice playing on the computer. I've seen the graphics on both platforms and the computer brings a lot more of the game to life. I guess I am playing it again and it's much better this time around. I have it on "Hard" now instead of "Normal" and it changes the style of play from run and gun to a more cover based combat. This style of combat is more rewarding in my opinion. I normally wouldn't play a game twice if the ending is the same, but the way the story is set up in Bioshock Infinite, it's almost required to playthrough again if you want to really understand everything. The first time through you really have no idea what any of the characters' roles are until at least the third act (and the big reveal at the end). During the first playthrough, something significant to the plot would occur, but it's not really revealed WHY until the very end. Now that I know what is going on, I can approach the story with a greater connection.