BioShock Infinite
Game » consists of 20 releases. Released Mar 26, 2013
- PlayStation 3
- PC
- PlayStation Network (PS3)
- Xbox 360
- + 5 more
- Xbox 360 Games Store
- Mac
- Nintendo Switch
- PlayStation 4
- Linux
The third game in the BioShock series leaves the bottom of the sea behind for an entirely new setting - the floating city of Columbia, circa 1912. Come to retrieve a girl named Elizabeth, ex-detective Booker DeWitt finds more in store for him there than he could ever imagine.
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@FluxWaveZ said:So why even post?I'm out. Not that I was really in to begin with, but still.there's time travel
excited to see how this one turns out. i have faith in irrational.
also: still don't like the title. it might end up being connected to original bioshock in some capacity but at the moment it just feels like bioshock was slapped on for the sake ip awareness.
Game looks so sick.
Game looks so sick.I thought BioShock Infinite was a 2012 release?BatmanSkyrimInfiniteDark SoulsDE:HRThe second half of this year is a fucking doozy.
Ken Levine has never failed me. But time travel is a deal breaker.So, time travel is one thing that Ken Levine and team couldn't possibly do right? Sounds like he CAN fail you.
wtf is DEHR...Dragon...no...err...i give upDeus Ex: Human Revolution, man. Was incredibly hype for that game not long ago, but every little bit more I see of it turns me off a little.
So, time travel is one thing that Ken Levine and team couldn't possibly do right? Sounds like he CAN fail you."Has never" isn't the same as "can never". Perhaps the OP is right and time travel won't be a major component of the game, but I find it unlikely that they would include it only to have it disappear forever. And it's always a shame to see good story's ruined by all the inherit problems that time travel entails.
@SoldierG654342 said:In regard to Ken Levine failing him, he said "has never", not "cannot". Your attempt at hyper-literal condescension is off the mark.Ken Levine has never failed me. But time travel is a deal breaker.So, time travel is one thing that Ken Levine and team couldn't possibly do right? Sounds like he CAN fail you.
Is the first picture old as well? Assuming it's supposed to be Elizabeth in both 1st and 2nd pics, she looks totally different.
Is the first picture old as well? Assuming it's supposed to be Elizabeth in both 1st and 2nd pics, she looks totally different.No, all of the pics apart from the last one are recent. Looking at the two first ones, you're right, she doesn't look quite the same. It could also just have something to do with the angle, lighting and distance, though.
I've been with Levine from the beginning. He hasn't made a bad game, and I'm not going to doubt his story-crafting abilities just because of some irrational (hehe) fear of time travelling plots. In fact, if done right, it could turn the Bioshock mythos on its head, and make for a very interesting change in the franchise.
Is it me or have the slightly increased Elizabeth's bust? Probably just me. But that aside, it's looking pretty great so far. Definitely a refreshing change from the dark, dank depths of Rapture.
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