Added: 15.01.2015 3:10 | 9 views | 0 comments


Playstation Now will launch next week in North America on the Playstation 4 with over 100 PS3 games available to play right away. There are many great titles on offer including God Of War: Ascension, The Last Of Us, Saints Row IV, Bioshock Infinite, Batman: Arkham City, Shadow Of The Colossus and much, much more, but there are some major games and franchises noticeably absent from the line-up, here are some of those titles

Added: 06.01.2015 20:10 | 9 views | 0 comments


Its tough to call to mind any game more dripping in atmosphere than the original Bioshock, and Kasra Farahanis recently released concept art for the canceled movie adaption would have maintained that same ruined grandeur and doomed ambition.

Added: 06.01.2015 17:10 | 13 views | 0 comments


The Eccentric Gamer Writes: "Voice actor Troy Baker stated that games have touched on serious issues in the past and uses The Last of Us and Bioshock Infinite as examples. Some of the issues Troy claims games have touched on are homosexuality, loss, racism and nationalism. Here are the serious questions and Troys response."

Added: 01.01.2015 21:11 | 26 views | 0 comments


Dealspwn writes: Bioshock Infnite is now impossible to ignore for £6.85. and to think we reularly spend over £30 on games on release, only for them to fall to this price. Maybe I should work on 'the pile' a bit before picking up the likes of Witcher III and Batman. Yeah, like that's going to happen. With one of the most talked about stories in years, Bioshock Infinite deserves a place in any gamer's collection. The roller coaster-like rails to move around the sky-high city are fantastic fun to use as you and Elizabeth try to escape the mad clutches of Comstock and the Songbird. Elizabeth herself is a great character as her powers to pull items through dimensional tears, lockpicking and looting all come in handy. Fans of Rapture may want to check out the Burial at Sea DLC too.

Added: 30.12.2014 23:30 | 28 views | 0 comments


Click through the gallery above for ten images from the now defunct Bioshock movie project, originally in the works at Universal Pictures and unequivocally canceled by the game's creator Ken Levine in 2010.

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Baden of WGB: "Ludonarrative dissonance became a massively popular phrase among journalists around 2012-2013, with Bioshock Infinite and Tomb Raider being two games heavily targeted as being guilty of the crime. Sadly, though, most people didnt actually know what ludonarrative dissonance was and thus the phrase was often mis-used. Journalists would toss the phrase around but never bother to tell people what it actually meant, sprinkling it into reviews and leaving readers to figure out its meaning through context. Because of that the term became associated with games that had high levels of violence, and the importance of ludonarrative dissonance was quickly swept under the rug and then largely forgotten about. The phrase passed out of fashion."

Added: 21.12.2014 0:15 | 18 views | 0 comments


Bioshock creator Ken Levine recently wrote a piece on how Monolith Productions Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor inspired various ideas he wishes to incorporate into his unannounced video game project. Interestingly enough, Shadow of Mordors design director, Michael de Plater recently discussed how Levines Bioshock series inspired Shadow of Mordor - stating that Monolith favored Bioshocks method of environmental storytelling, but wanted to devise a way in which the narrative didnt just look or feel real, but was real leading to Shadow of Mordors lauded Nemesis System. However, as well-received as it was, de Plater calls what they have accomplished "baby steps" towards a much larger goal.

Added: 20.12.2014 23:11 | 12 views | 0 comments


Bioshock creator Ken Levine recently wrote a piece on how Monolith Productions Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor inspired various ideas he wishes to incorporate into his unannounced video game project. Interestingly enough, Shadow of Mordors design director, Michael de Plater recently discussed how Levines Bioshock series inspired Shadow of Mordor - stating that Monolith favored Bioshocks method of environmental storytelling, but wanted to devise a way in which the narrative didnt just look or feel real, but was real leading to Shadow of Mordors lauded Nemesis System. However, as well-received as it was, de Plater calls what they have accomplished "baby steps" towards a much larger goal.