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Bioshock has been one of those series that divides people. People love it for its atmospheric and moody environment while lauding over its deep, dystopian storyline. Others hate it for that very reason and find it obtuse and unnecessarily complicated. Does Infinite change anything?

Added: 23.08.2013 21:19 | 5 views | 0 comments


Previously Profex and The Koalition's Richard Bailey focused on GOTY front runners, The Last of Us and Bioshock Infinite. This time around, the team discussed a previous release that can much a push for the crown as well as two upcoming titles with immense potential.

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EDGE: "Playing mouse-and-keyboard games is something I really cant do any more. About 13 years ago I injured my back and shoulders a case of overenthusiastic yoga and developed a sciatica-like condition in my hands and arms. It comes and goes, mostly depending on strain and how often I get to an osteopath. But when I hold my fingers like a cat perched over my WASD, I later regret it. But sometimes I give it a go anyway, because a game comes out that I think is worth risking it for. Recently, it was BioShock Infinite, a game that my Twitter feed raved about for a week. I installed a Windows partition on my Mac just to play it."

Added: 19.08.2013 6:21 | 12 views | 0 comments


In Episode 19 of the Game Under Podcast, Phil Fogg breaks from tradition by introducing his and Tom Towers' best and worst experiences of the week to disastrous effect as what was meant to be brief intro, soon turns into 30 minute free for all devoted to Suda51 and the possibly contradictory nature of avant-garde auteurs. Vanquish receives its final dos while Phil gives us his Thomas Was Alone Score, resulting in Thomas Was Alone becoming Game Under's highest scoring game ever! Bioshock 2 and Bastion are both touched on briefly; the news includes this month's NPDs, and the show is rounded out by a discussion on the history of professional writing in lieu of a Max Payne aural review. Phew!

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JumpToGamer: I thought that BioShock: Infinite was the best of the trilogy, just, as all three were amazing games each in their own way. I found that the combat in Infinite, combining guns and melee with Vigors, it was fun and interesting. Booker helped with his comments and converse mid-battle with Elizabeth. All in all I really enjoyed the game. Clash in the Clouds is primarily a combat based DLC. There are 4 arenas that are used: Ops Zeal based in Finkton, the smallest of the four arenas crisscrossed with Sky-Lines.

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Written by: Aaron Owens - "Bioshock Infinite is the true successor to 2007s Bioshock, which is still considered to be one of the best shooters of all time, and Infinite is a very worthy successor indeed. Leading up to its release the game was setting almost irrationally high goals for itself, yet despite these insane goals Bioshock Infinite managed to not only match, but exceed expectations. In fact, I have a hard time thinking of a single place that the game goes wrong."