The long-awaited (and well-reviewed) BioShock Infinite is finally out today. You might be tempted to jump right in to one of the game's three default difficulty settings, but if you crave a classic challenge you can enable it with a little wink-and-nod at a classic gaming reference.
It's common practice for AAA games to offer a variety of retailer-exclusive pre-order bonuses. The upcoming BioShock Infinite is no different. What makes Irrational Games' upcoming title so unique is how different each retailer's offering is.
Steam takes the most novel approach, with a tiered system that promises more bonuses based on the quantity of pre-orders. Already, players have unlocked the first tier of reward: the original BioShock, which can be gifted if you already own it. Later tiers include exclusive Team Fortress 2 items and, ultimately, a free copy of XCOM: Enemy Unknown.
Firaxis presents the second developer diary for Civilization V: Brave New World, discussing Policies and Ideologies.
Firaxis presents the second developer diary for Civilization V: Brave New World, discussing Policies and Ideologies.
Firaxis goes behind the scenes of the latest Civilization V expansion, Brave New World, for a look at the changes and additions to Culture and Tourism gameplay.
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