It going to be similar in performance to the 670. The 700 series are basically rebranded 600 series cards. If you can get a good price for a 670/680 I would get it over the 760.
Depends if they sell well or not. If for example microsoft realized pricing above sony was a bad move they might drop the box one it to below the ps3 price after 3 to 6 months to increase sales. Also I expect a Wii u drop after the real next gen consoles release
@rebgav: Sorry for the late reply. In game Elizabeth seems unable to control the dimensions she opens, but rather can only sense whether certain events have or have not occurred (see the gunmaker as an example). Also if Booker dies prior to fathering Elizabeth she would never have existed and you run into another paradox, unless you see Elizabeth as a god like creature. It is interesting that the magnitude of leaving entire realities behind and where the Booker and Elizabeth of the realities the pair go into are found, since all the other major characters are present in their roles you would expect them to be there also...
Guided/linear climbing sections which are boring compared to games which do it better (assassins creed). If there is only one obvious way to go forward
Controls which feel slightly clunky. especially in jumping when compared to over games which do it better.
The combat system which I admire for the customization but is basically a worse version of the batman games combat system with out the gadgets.
A great world, but is too linear! This game screaming for an assassins creed/Arkhem city open world with side missions and game economy with money/investments and upgradeable equipment. I want to get lost in the world and really get to see more of the problems of Neo Paris
Pros:
I love the memory remix feature. There is enough intervention points to make it not seem like a join the dots exercise. It could use more variety in how you achieve you ends but overall a neat concept and very cool game play mechanic.
A nice cyperpunkish story about a dystopian future which is semi-believeable, though I think they over did some elements (how does memory addiction lead to physical mutations?)
I have been thinking about BioShock infinites ending. I feel the themes of predestination (booker, Anna and comstock triad) and the idea of infinite multi verses conflict. If every reality exists then yes there would be infinite universes with the same 3 playing their roles. But there would also be infinite universes where they don't. Ultimately trying to change anything is pointless since their are infinate numbers of universes in which every possiblity occurs so you are not changing anything, as in another universe you did not. Anything but changing your own experienced reality doesn't matter.
But I like this one. I find the learning curve a bit steep, But I am getting enjoy the difficulty and the turn based nature of play. I was a die hard RTS fan some of my favorites being age of empires series, the command and conquer games and warcraft/starcraft series. But since the RTS genre seemed to have died, I'm trying out turn based strategy games such as this and the Civ series as a replacement for my RTS itch. How does civ 5 compare to this game? is the learning curve higher? Are there any other games with similar quality in this genre?
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