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Booker follows Elizabeth through the city of Rapture, but this city is much more lively than any of the previous Bioshock games.

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Burial at Sea struggles with the legacy of the Bioshock series and fails to meet the high standards Irrational themselves have set.

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Remember how we were nickeled and dimed for Borderlands 2 DLC? You know actually charging for a level cap increase and so on. Well our friends at 2K are at it again! Bioshock Infinite: Burial at Sea, the story DLC that takes Booker and Elizabeth to Rapture, hits tomorrow on PSN, Live and PC for the bargain price of $14.99. Now that price is not unheard of for DLC, I know. However, reviews are starting to hit and it is said that the DLC lasts all of two hours. IF you plumb every depth of the extras and fetch quests you might hit three hours.

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USG:Diving back into Rapture is an experience as magical, short-lived and flawed as the fictional city in which it is set.

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MS:Booker and Elizabeth came back with the first DLC for Bioshock Infinite narrative, a nod to the fan which brings together some of the obsessions and highlights of Bioshock as a whole.

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"The first narrative-driven DLC for Bioshock Infinite returns to one of the most memorable videogame settings in recent memory."