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Myles Bloom and the Fact from Myth documentary series puzzled over the supposed cloud city of Columbia in the run up to BioShock Infinite's launch and, blow me down, now they're curious about Rapture. The first part of Infinite's Burial at Sea DLC must be approaching, as a new trailer delves into mysteries of the underwater city and a certain wide-eyed young lady who lived there.
BioShock Infinite DLC "Burial at Sea" will let players play as Elizabeth for the first time. But what does that mean? How will that work?
2K Games has sold a DLC Season Pass for BioShock Infinite since the FPS launched in March, but long months went buy with nary a word on what the three add-ons it covered actually were, until now. The 'Clash in the Clouds' DLC is out today, adding a challenge mode, while the two-part 'Burial at Sea' campaign will see Elizabeth and Booker in BioShock's underwater city of Rapture before its fall.
BioShock Infinite's "Columbia's Finest" pack is now available, offering the bonus items that came with the Premium and Ultimate Songbird editions of the game. The story-based Season Pass content, on the other hand, is still in development with no timeline set.
Epic's former production director Rod Fergusson joined Irrational Games in August to help wrap up development on BioShock Infinite. And now that the game is done, he's out of there.
BioShock: Infinite is being adapted into a board game, centered around the war between the Founders and Vox Populi.
By inputting the Konami Code, you can unlock BioShock Infinite's "1999 Mode" early, a difficulty modeled after classic shooters like System Shock 2 (which was released in 1999).
With BioShock Infinite, developer Irrational Games has the daunting task of creating an experience that is as engaging as its genre-defining predecessor, BioShock. Through its fleshed-out characters, believable performances, and thought-provoking themes, Ken Levine and company have created an emotional roller coaster ride that's not unlike grabbing onto a Skyline.
Even though BioShock Infinite has Booker DeWitt as its title character, developer Irrational Games has worked hard on the character of Elizabeth to make her believable and compelling. Case in point: a new video showing off the four women that became Elizabeth for the game.
It took more than two years for Mac gamers to get the original BioShock on their OS X machines. However, the wait for BioShock Infinite will be considerably shorter.
