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The Irrational Passions review of the first part Bioshock Infinite's story DLC, Burial at Sea.

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Throughout the year, hundreds of games are released, and players across the world play these said games. They know the name of the game, but they dont always know who created the game. At VGX 2013, the committee wanted to make sure the people behind the scenes get recognition with the award for Studio of the Year. Up for the award this year were Irrational Games (Bioshock Infinite), Naughty Dog (The Last of Us), Rockstar North(Grand Theft Auto V) and The Fullbright Company(Gone Home). After the tallies were marked on the chalk board, it was Naughty Dog taking home the award.

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It's been eight months since the release of Bioshock Infinite, and now that part 1 of Irrational Games' Burial at Sea content has been released, we're once again thrown into the shoes of Booker Dewitt. So let's dive a little deeper in the City of Rapture and discover the many secrets that await us within our favourite deep sea metropolis.

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With one of this years most acclaimed releases out of the way and given time to settle, we have a chance to look back at its successes, its failings, and judge without the tinted glasses of video game hype. Theres no denying that both the original Bioshock and Bioshock: Infinite have made an impact on gamers across the globe, having promised big things and ultimately delivered a great deal. Just how do these beloved games compare and which can be proclaimed the victor in the end?

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Steven writes: I am odd. A rare flower in the game-journo garden of cynicism and critique I actually liked Bioshock Infinite. Oh, Im fully aware of the myriad of reasons people had issues with the game, but none of that stopped me enjoying its quirky, broken and in some places utterly bonkers plot, its enjoyable combat system and the beautiful flying city of Columbia. Burial at Sea is Infinites latest DLC, set in the far more popular underwater locale of Rapture. Its fun, confusing and criminally short.

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The return to Rapture, however, strikes me as a strange, but not necessarily damning move recreating the undersea city in its prime, shortly before the revolution that drove it into madness, and presumably showing its downfall. Thats not quite what you get, however; what you get is an addendum to Infinites story that happens to be set in Rapture, and doesnt really need to be.