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The Bioshock series has a lot to offer. The series is best known for its thought provoking storylines and deep characters that tread in philosophical and ideological territories that most games wouldn't dream of venturing through. The game worlds of Bioshock also take on a personality of their own, with both Rapture and Columbia becoming characters that represent different things. Bioshock supplies you with an inventive arsenal that combines cool and unique guns with interesting plasmid/vigor powers. The Bioshock series also provides a host of cool and interesting foes to take on using the various means at your disposal. Join us for our rundown of our five favorite Bioshock enemies!

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Sequels; love em or hate em, theyve been an important part of this generation. Rather than taking risks on new IPs, many publishers have played it safe and stuck to tried and tested franchises that are guaranteed to bring the cash flowing in. With developers and publishers downscaling and going out for the count left right and centre, you cant really blame them either. Yet sequels dont have to be a bad thing. Weve been treated to some fantastic trilogies and more-ogies during this console cycle; Uncharted, Gears of War, Mass Effect, Assassins Creed and Bioshock just to name a few. In these examples, every successive release stuck to the formula that fans loved whilst making refinements that kept it fresh. Sure, there may have been some missteps and divisive opinions over those changes, but at least you can say they tried something new. Which is a lot more than can be said about Techlands Dead Island: Riptide.

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Bioshock has always been a great game with style, sinister undertones and a good amount of suspense but with Bioshock: Infinite taking place in the sky and being loosely based on previous titles, how does the latest in the series compare?

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In the spirit of the reviewer the person who recommends an experience I will say about Bioshock Infinite only this: go play this game. I unequivocally exhort you to skip this review until youve already finished the game, or if you truly intend never to play it. SPOILERS AHEAD.

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Bioshock is a fantastic game; even better than the first one. The story is a little complicated, especially in the end, but that's the magic of Bioshock - it actually makes you think.

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Paul Izod and Drew Pontikis dive into the world of Rapture as they brave Bioshock. Would you kindly join them?

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Pizza! Broken analog sticks! Technophobia! It's the D Pad D Bags podcast, featuring Borderlands, Tomb Raider, and Bioshock Infinite!

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Welcome to another episode of For the Love of Gaming Podcast. The whole 4LOG crew played some more Bioshock Infinite. Cory and Chris played Gears of War Judgement, and talked about the upcoming DLC. Sego played Injustice. Ten Minute Topic: What we want form Next Gen. The Evil Within Revealed by Bethesda. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past 2 coming this year to 3DS. Deadpool the game coming this June. Pikmin 3 finally coming out in August 2013. Criterion is not making a new racer. Working on something new. Eden games closing.

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Welcome to another episode of For the Love of Gaming Podcast. The whole 4LOG crew played some more Bioshock Infinite. Cory and Chris played Gears of War Judgement, and talked about the upcoming DLC. Sego played Injustice. Ten Minute Topic: What we want form Next Gen. The Evil Within Revealed by Bethesda. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past 2 coming this year to 3DS. Deadpool the game coming this June. Pikmin 3 finally coming out in August 2013. Criterion is not making a new racer. Working on something new. Eden games closing.