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Need gift ideas for the current gen stalwart in your life? Consider Splinter Cell: Blacklist, Bioshock Infinite, Rayman Origins, and GTA V. For the full list check out IGN's 2013 Holiday Gift Guide.

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Burial at Sea Episode One marks the first release of story based DLC for the highly acclaimed Bioshock Infinite from Irrational Games. We join Elizabeth and Booker DeWitt once more, but this time its somewhat in an alternate reality and the characters we once knew, may not be as they once seemed. One factor that does remain a little familiar is the return of the underwater city of Rapture. Though this is a Rapture set before the first two games and everything is new, full of distinguished gentlemen and beautiful dames.

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Scott from The Controller Online writes: "Bioshock remains one of my favorite games of all time, and Bioshock Infinite was no slouch either, so when I heard that I might have a chance to (truly) go back to Rapture, of course I was interested. Bioshock Infinites story based DLC has been a long time coming, but Burial at Sea Part One is finally here and since we now know that theres always a lighthouse, and theres always a city, it doesnt seem so strange that we arent going back to Columbia this time around."

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"Over the months since Infinites release, the critical tide has turned against the games favor. The hype has worn off, and its clear that the game will not have the lasting impact of its predecessors. Burial at Sea will do nothing to combat these detractors, instead only serving as a bitter reminder of what the series was, and a thought piece on whether Bioshock being a series is really a good thing in the first place. Fans of Columbia will be upset that the city has once again been sacrificed to the greater Bioshock whole, and fans of Rapture will be left with only a tease at what a truly innovative new entry in the series set there could look like. I really wanted to enjoy my short trip to Andrew Ryans underwater paradise, but the demands of the franchise made it all but impossible." - Alex Santa Maria of Geekenstein

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Infusions will help you get through the Burial at Sea DLC for Bioshock Infinite. This Bioshock Infinite Burial At Sea Infusion Location Guide will help you find them all!

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Bisohock Infinite, nominated for Game of the Year and numerous other accolades at the Golden Joystick awards, was an incredible addition to the Bioshock series. Placing you in the shoes of Booker DeWitt, players have been able to experience a whole new side of bioshock, with new plasmids, weapons, and a completely different setting from the previous two games. Without revealing any details from the base game or DLC itself, the best way to sum up this DLC pack is that it is a great addition with constants and variables to the gameplay that make it very rewarding.

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Connor White writes: "What you are left with is a disappointingly hollow trek through a shade of the first games setting that is good for nostalgic value and little more. The actual play is especially abhorrent, showcasing a huge misunderstanding of what made either Bioshock 1 or Infinite work. Its as likely to taint your opinion of either work as it is to leave them alone. Such is what you should do with this."