Ten Minutes of BioShock Infinite

Stephen Russell, Stephen RussellSTEPHEN RUSSELL.

This looks promising

Holy. Fucking. Shit.

WANT

It is the sh*t!

" @DrKatz83:   Yeah!  Anyone else notice the banner around 1'47" flicker like it was a hologram?  Super suspicious... "

" All the cool parts of this were the cutscenes. It was still the same old boring, clunky Bioshock gameplay. I mean, the cutscenes were really cool, but it won't make up for the clunky-ass controls... at least not for me.  
 
Here's what would make this game worlds better: 
A sprint button, realistic head-bob and motion sway, enemies that don't make me feel like I'm just shooting animals. 
 
That last one is the biggest problem for me. I felt like I was just shooting monsters or animals in Bioshock. The splicers were way too small, took way too much damage, and were just plain unrealistic. And don't reply to this, saying that "it wasn't supposed to be "realistic." No shit. I'm just saying that they didn't do a good job making those enemies likable. They were just annoying. Every single one of them. 
 
Put aside your natural pessimism towards this comment, and think for a moment what the game would feel like if it had decent controls and modern gameplay mechanics. Imagine the controls and AI of something like Call of Duty or Battlefield (sigh... and no, I'm not a fanboy of those games. I've never even played Battlefield, besides the demo, and only played Call of Duty for a week - at the most.) 
 
Besides... it's not like I'm asking for really realistic controls in this game, just modern, functional ones. "

Cool cutscenes are cool cutscenes, but Bioshock will always be Bioshock... and I just don't enjoy playing Bioshock games.

I really like the back and forth banter between the main character and Elizabeth.
 
It definitely looks beautiful and they are embracing that outdoor setting. Irrational gots an eye for detail.

So mecha hitler is the last boss?

Best gameplay I have seen in a long while :D Really awesome.

Giant murderous crow robot! I want this game now!

Looks fucking amazing, I want it!

" @FunExplosions said:

" All the cool parts of this were the cutscenes. It was still the same old boring, clunky Bioshock gameplay. I mean, the cutscenes were really cool, but it won't make up for the clunky-ass controls... at least not for me.  
 
Here's what would make this game worlds better: 
A sprint button, realistic head-bob and motion sway, enemies that don't make me feel like I'm just shooting animals. 
 
That last one is the biggest problem for me. I felt like I was just shooting monsters or animals in Bioshock. The splicers were way too small, took way too much damage, and were just plain unrealistic. And don't reply to this, saying that "it wasn't supposed to be "realistic." No shit. I'm just saying that they didn't do a good job making those enemies likable. They were just annoying. Every single one of them. 
 
Put aside your natural pessimism towards this comment, and think for a moment what the game would feel like if it had decent controls and modern gameplay mechanics. Imagine the controls and AI of something like Call of Duty or Battlefield (sigh... and no, I'm not a fanboy of those games. I've never even played Battlefield, besides the demo, and only played Call of Duty for a week - at the most.) 
 
Besides... it's not like I'm asking for really realistic controls in this game, just modern, functional ones. "

You might be the only person to complain about the controls of Bioshock, considering that there are a lot of things your character needs to do at a given time.  And also.. it's a 10 min demo, chill out. "

Whoa! This is gonna be one great looking game when it comes out, is this game still using the Unreal Engine 3?

That looked awesome, but I don't see how in the hell you could be playing most of that.  But the setting and potential combat innovations looked GREAT, even if they're only half of what you see here. 
 
Love the hyper-nationalist/religious/xenophobic America.  Like something out of "The Plot Against America" or "It Can't Happen Here," though I imagine that's going to be controversial or people will read commentary into it that isn't there.

Is that Garrett's voice I hear?

this interest me waaaaaay more than bioshock 1 and 2 combine

Okay. Interested.  
Curious to see how that stuff will translate into actual game play. 

Wow... I kind of want to avoid all other videos for this game to just keep all the surprise when I pick this up. I think this trailer alone confirmed a purchase for me at least.

I don't see how you could possibly be playing that.

" Ok, this is a nitpick and I'm not saying the game won't be great, but can anyone look at that floating building and think for a second that it wouldn't fall like a rock?  Have you seen a hot air balloon?  The bag part which provides lift has to have WAY more volume than the basket it's actually lifting.  Those 4 measly little blimp things holding up that giant building is exactly as crazy as if Rapture had screen doors. Not even touching on the fact that it's obviously top heavy. Definitely more form than function in this game's design, not that that's a horrible thing. Just makes me laugh. "

Ahhh it looks so good, I was sort of like meh when i heard they're making a new bioshock game, even if it was made somewhere other than rapture, then I saw this and my mind was blown it's gonna be great, waiting for more info in the future.

Holy shit! :O I was on the edge of my seat the whole time! This is a must-want for me even though I never played a Bioshock game!

F'n brilliant 

0 _ 0   ...  Wow.

Day 1 BUY

Why is it that I got the feeling that this was nothing but a very long quick time event?
I hope the hell that you have freedom to actually explore and not just go with the events, cos it
seemed like he had no actions of his own after he took that rifle, no tactics in the combat except
using of those redonkulously overpowered powers.
On top of that, it was way too shiny. I want some damn dirt in my steampunk, thank you very much.

What I'm most impressed by is the quality and expressiveness of the animation they've shown in Elizabeth, it's something I can't say I've seen in any other game.

holy fuck this look sick:)

I wonder whats up with all the changing scenery.

" @OneManX said:

" @FunExplosions said:

" All the cool parts of this were the cutscenes. It was still the same old boring, clunky Bioshock gameplay. I mean, the cutscenes were really cool, but it won't make up for the clunky-ass controls... at least not for me.  
 
Here's what would make this game worlds better: 
A sprint button, realistic head-bob and motion sway, enemies that don't make me feel like I'm just shooting animals. 
 
That last one is the biggest problem for me. I felt like I was just shooting monsters or animals in Bioshock. The splicers were way too small, took way too much damage, and were just plain unrealistic. And don't reply to this, saying that "it wasn't supposed to be "realistic." No shit. I'm just saying that they didn't do a good job making those enemies likable. They were just annoying. Every single one of them. 
 
Put aside your natural pessimism towards this comment, and think for a moment what the game would feel like if it had decent controls and modern gameplay mechanics. Imagine the controls and AI of something like Call of Duty or Battlefield (sigh... and no, I'm not a fanboy of those games. I've never even played Battlefield, besides the demo, and only played Call of Duty for a week - at the most.) 
 
Besides... it's not like I'm asking for really realistic controls in this game, just modern, functional ones. "

You might be the only person to complain about the controls of Bioshock, considering that there are a lot of things your character needs to do at a given time.  And also.. it's a 10 min demo, chill out. "

For reals! People are already making some lame assumptions "

I don't know how you play games but that's how I do, shit son this game looks sick. Day one buy.

  I'm going to tell you the same thing I told the grocer when it was my turn to bring the deli spread to Hank Weinberg's poker night: This better be kosher.    

 This was amazing, I am absolutely blown away! 
The combat still looks very Bioshock-ish, but it'll do because the story of this game looks VERY promising and interesting.

I'm not at all that excited. The art direction and setting are pretty phenomenal and impressed me quite a bit, but I'm just expecting the same tedious, unsatisfying combat mechanics from the first Bioshock in with a very heavy-handed allegory for today's hot political topics. I really liked the whole twist in the first Bioshock game, but the whole Randian philosophical overtones were just obnoxious and hard to ignore. I respect that they're trying to use smart writing, but I just didn't find it that good in the first game.

" @LiquidSwords said:

" @OneManX said:

" @FunExplosions said:

" All the cool parts of this were the cutscenes. It was still the same old boring, clunky Bioshock gameplay. I mean, the cutscenes were really cool, but it won't make up for the clunky-ass controls... at least not for me.  
 
Here's what would make this game worlds better: 
A sprint button, realistic head-bob and motion sway, enemies that don't make me feel like I'm just shooting animals. 
 
That last one is the biggest problem for me. I felt like I was just shooting monsters or animals in Bioshock. The splicers were way too small, took way too much damage, and were just plain unrealistic. And don't reply to this, saying that "it wasn't supposed to be "realistic." No shit. I'm just saying that they didn't do a good job making those enemies likable. They were just annoying. Every single one of them. 
 
Put aside your natural pessimism towards this comment, and think for a moment what the game would feel like if it had decent controls and modern gameplay mechanics. Imagine the controls and AI of something like Call of Duty or Battlefield (sigh... and no, I'm not a fanboy of those games. I've never even played Battlefield, besides the demo, and only played Call of Duty for a week - at the most.) 
 
Besides... it's not like I'm asking for really realistic controls in this game, just modern, functional ones. "

You might be the only person to complain about the controls of Bioshock, considering that there are a lot of things your character needs to do at a given time.  And also.. it's a 10 min demo, chill out. "

For reals! People are already making some lame assumptions "

Care to elaborate on how any of those are "lame?" They put out this demo. If they weren't ready to, then they shouldn't have put it out. "

I must admit when I first heard of this game I was thinking "BioShock again, really?". 
But this looks incredible, I so want this.

Now I'm hyped.

I was a little worried at the intro, with the squeaky metal clangs.  I thought Booker was a Big Daddy.
 
Whew!