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May 2013
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Abstract: When I was nineteen, I liked to spend my money on stupid things like Twisted Metal games and Star Wars action figures. So whenever I had to dig into the pool of funds that usually went toward those things in order to pay for necessities like food, I got a...
Abstract: I hate it when I’m supposed to be reviewing a game and it makes me cry at the end (both that it’s over and just, well, generally). I completely forget any issues I had while playing and it makes me want to slap the highest award I can give on it. It’s ...
Abstract: PlayStation 3I tend to be leery of narrative-heavy games. Most of the time, I find myself investing countless hours into them because they spin such spellbinding yarns that I can't put them down. Because of that, I've played numerous titles with marvel...
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Published: 2013-04-05, Author: Matthew , review by: pcmag.com
Astounding graphical design. Compelling plot. Excellent blend of old, new game mechanics.
Bottom Line, Gorgeous to look at and complex in its construction, BioShock Infinite is a captivating addition to the popular first-person-shooter series
Gorgeous to look at and complex in its construction, BioShock Infinite is a captivating addition to the popular first-person-shooter series....
Abstract: CommentBioshock Infinite is a difficult experience to accurately review without going overboard on the details that really make it such a memorable game. There’s a lot of late game moments, with an ending that certainly makes up for any shortcomings fo...
Published: 2013-04-04, Author: Michael , review by: geardiary.com
visual design incorporation combination with interactive gameplay/abilities, fantastical Columbia setting, the story, intuitive control scheme, many hidden items/unlockables, 1999 mode increases replay value to high level
no multiplayer mode (yet); loss of manual saves; game needs bigger “buffer” zones for action areas and text message triggers (e.g. players must find a spot to dismount from a sky-line and text messages disappear during quick actions and movement, so it's
PS3: Mike S. Says: Publisher 2K Games work well with developers Irrational Games and 2K Marin in their creation of the high quality Bioshock Infinite . Great for game series fans and likely to attract several new fans. Great potential for upcoming add-o...
Abstract: If you aren’t aware of the fact that I simply adore the original BioShock, then you probably don’t know me very well. It was a brilliantly written game that poked at our brains, giving us a smorgasbord of philosophical and political questions to muse o...
Abstract: Wow. That's the first word that comes to mind when I think of BioShock Infinite. What Ken Levine and Irrational Games have done is bring the series full circle with a story that is meaningful, emotional and surprising. It's everything good about BioShock...
Columbia is an amazing place to be and explore, Depicts uncomfortable, relevant themes in an effective way, Vigors and skyline rails make for fluid, exciting action, Upgrades make you feel increasingly powerful, Mindblowing ending that you won't soon forg
Occasional quirks and contrivances disrupt the immersion
BioShock Infinite is a stupendous game, portraying a beautiful and broken city that will absorb your every waking thought....
A brilliant story, masterfully told, Gameplay that changes based on your preferences, A richly imagined world
The gameplay is much the same as in the original, Some repetitive combat
Despite everything that is new here, along with the incredible eye-candy of the vibrant city in the clouds, the complete BioShock experience is just a shade paler than what the original game provided. That strange, spooky feeling you had while exploring...
