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PSU takes it look at its favourite anachronistic hits from the world of Bioshock Infinite.

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Eric of Vivid Gamer writes: "Bioshock Infinite is already one of the most popular games of this generation and everyone is trying to break down the story and what everything meant in the game. Even more so than the original, Bioshock Infinite features a really intricate story and we here at Vivid Gamer decided to sit down to talk about what we liked or didnt like about the game, what we want to see from the DLC and we try to break down the story as best as we can."

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A floating city in the sky, a prophecy foretold, a not so perfect union. Welcome to Columbia!

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Its that time of week again. Not sure what to play?

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"The truth is stranger than fiction," says the adage, and Bioshock Infinite is no exception. The game is on the street, has garnered praise from the press , leads the sales numbers, and Internet forums explode with the different explanations of complex and subjective end. With this post I will try to give a different perspective to the issue and show how the rich universe created by Irrational Games is based on scientific theories that were born early in the century, a period in which the title takes place.

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Excerpt: "A lot of focus this generation has gone into improving the art of storytelling within video games. From indie titles like Braid and Lone Survivor to AAA titles like Bioshock and Metal Gear Solid, much of peoples focus gravitates to the tale that a game can tell them. For those not inclined, they may keep an eye on the steadily improving graphical advances from the likes of Unreal Engine 4 and CryEngine 3, trying to glimpse a new level of technical brilliance and visual appeal. Me? I like those things. Im shallow enough to admit that some new advance in graphical output is sometimes enough to warrant a purchase, or a cool story with bad gameplay might just entice me. However, since the genesis of my gaming history, one thing has hung around in the background, colouring my opinions and the amount of fun I am having; movement mechanics."

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Join Brendan, Wayne, Scott, and Ustad as we talk all things BioShockInfinite. Listen to our thoughts on the ending, the meanings and the violence in Irrational Games latest release as well as where this game ranks for us in this generation and beyond.

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Matt Sawrey, Thunderbolt writes: Columbia, Bioshock Infinites floating city in the sky, is a vividly imagined place, a marriage of impossible engineering and incredible artistry. Its buildings sway amongst the clouds buoyed atop huge zeppelins of air; its streets are lined with rose gardens, picnics, statues of the founding fathers and candy floss stalls, and its population is drunk on the religious and xenophobic preachings of its founder and self-styled prophet, Zachary Comstock. Its a lavishly detailed landscape, a picture of early 20th century America at its most opulent, optimistic and frightening, and its an utter joy to simply soak in.