In this case though I think the title is in large part a decision brought on by 2K Games, the only real reason this game is named Bioshock is for the brand recognition in the wider market. You can't call it Bioshock 3 without creating an expectation based on Bioshock 1 & 2, so infinite sounds like as good a way as any to suggest the game is a sequel but toally better than a Bioshock 2 or 3, because it's not a number, dog, it's infinite! Similar gameplay elements and themes help justify the title, but at the end of the day those things could be carried forth into a game with a completely different label. Not that I'm complaining, of course, the game is sounding amazing and I daresay labelling it Bioshock has granted Irrational plenty of leeway with 2K.ÂInfinite. that is really attracting to me. Because i know irrational doesn't just name there games because it sounds cool. What could Infinite apply to you think?Â
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Anyway, I wouldn't think too much on it but if I had to guess I'd say maybe it's something to do with Elizabeth's abilities, perhaps the idea of "infinite" possibilities.
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