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Game Informer - I finally finished Bioshock Infinite last night, and can happily return to Internet message boards and walk around the Game Informer offices without my fingers in my ears. I, along with many others, walked away with questions. I dove into assorted summaries of the story and ending, watched our Spoiled video segment on the game, and can happily report that I think I mostly have a decent grasp on what happened. I have still have questions though.

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Bioshock Infinite has one heck of an ending...though a bit confusing. (Warning: spoilers ahead!)

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Luke Kemp writies: Although its not the flawless masterpiece that PR lapdogs say it is, Bioshock Inifinite is a brilliant game that you should buy if you can. This piece was originally going to be a counterweight to the relentless gushing praise found in most reviews; but lately, the game has suffered something of a (largely undeserved) backlash from a vocal minority. That in itself is partly what pushed this article in a new direction. You see, when viewed from the right angle, the latest Bioshock game is a perfect example of the powerful contradictions that sit side-by-side within developers, critics, and consumers alike.

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Just like almost everyone else on planet earth, I anticipated Bioshock Infinites release for a long time. Infinite was the successor to a game which enraptured me from the very start with its unique art style and gameplay. With almost six years to think about how to proceed with the new games storytelling and direction, youd think that creative director Ken Levine would knock up something pretty special in this long awaited follow up. Sadly, he did not.

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OPM: Bioshock, Bioshock, Bioshock if theres a recurring theme to this months Official PlayStation Magazine UK podcast its a certain game whose name ends in Infinite. In this episode, Ben Wilson and the team discuss the games controversial ending, best and worst vigors, lasting legacy and much more. Elsewhere theres a detailed look at Issue 83 cover game Thief, plus loads of talk about Batman: Arkham Origins, Skyrim DLC, and which games the team would take to a desert island with them.

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Eddie Beal writes, "My third play through Bioshock Infinite is nearly complete and there are some moments in the game that have come to mean a lot to me. While more than five could be included, these five (with a little cheating) stand out. These events are not in order of impact but in the order in which they occur in the game."

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Vex of Play Legit Writes " While most developers break down and shoehorn multiplayer for the sake of sales, Irrational games gave us a single player experience worth the sixty dollars."

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Gamertag Radio writes: "On the first episode of The Balcony, join us as we welcome former co-host of UncleGamer Radio and current Community Manager at Pop Cap Games, Jason Van Beveren. We discuss the closure of Lucas Arts and what that may mean for the future of the Star Wars franchise. Afterwards, we settle in for an extended spoiler filled discussion of Bioshock Infinite. What did Irrantional Games get right and what was disappointing? All of that plus our respective interpretations of the ending are discussed in a conversation you do not want to miss!"