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We review the spiritual successor to 2007's seminal title Bioshock. [Insert clever pun about flying or crashing, maybe a reference to Cloud 9 or something]

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The similarities between the two mind-bending shooters produced by Irrational Games start early and recur frequently in the latest from Ken Levine and company, Bioshock Infinite. Players take a rocket ship up to the skies rather than a bathysphere down below the sea. You get powerful, elemental attacks on one hand and a firearm in the other. With "the twist" being so central to the original Bioshock, it's impossible not to try guessing at the truth behind everything in BioShock Infinite.

But I didn't get to experience the original Bioshock's ending firsthand. It was spoiled for me and, as a result, almost the entirety of the experience fell apart with it. I wasn't motivated to harvest more Little Sisters. I'd fought a few Big Daddies and didn't feel like anything beyond those hulking beasts could impress beyond the ruined plot. Infinite contains a similar sense of mystery and intrigue throughout the experience, and while you probably already know all about Booker Dewitt and his mantra—bring us the girl, and wipe away the debt—it's better to experience the narrative for yourself. Despite my intention to stay firmly in spoiler-free territory with this review, Infinite improves on its predecessors by miles in gameplay, meaning even a late-game secret won't ruin the experience for anyone with a mild interest in first-person shooters with strong storytelling.

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Lengthy Bioshock Infinite discussion, prefaced by Matt N trying to flog you some more stuff. Local pickup only.

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Lengthy Bioshock Infinite discussion, prefaced by Matt N trying to flog you some more stuff. Local pickup only.

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Lengthy Bioshock Infinite discussion, prefaced by Matt N trying to flog you some more stuff. Local pickup only.

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The writer could probably expand this list ten-fold, but for brevity's sake he just went with his top three reasons you should be excited about Bioshock Infinite.

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Smart, exciting and imaginative Bioshock Infinite delivers on every front.

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Now usually this mode is reserved for players who want to first complete the game on hard mode, but with a few simple key strokes you can avoid all that needless enjoyment and get right to the meat and potatoes. While on the start menu input this CLASSIC Konami code of yesteryear!

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ozgameshop.com special offer - get Bioshock Game (Code by Email) PC for only $3.99. It's a limited offer, so you'll have to hurry to place your order!