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Want to visit Columbia but only own a Mac? Good news: Irrational’s latest shooter will be available to Apple fans, too. Find out when inside.

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BioShock Infinite launches in less than a week—can you believe it?— and gamers will soon get to travel through the world of Columbia with Elizabeth at their side. Because this AI sidekick will be alongside Booker for the bulk of the game, Irrational wanted to make her feel as real as possible. See how they accomplished this in the video above.

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Log's exploring Columbia - give him directions.
The next big game on our review chopping block is 2K Games and Bioshock Infinite, a whimsical, often brutal fantasy set on a floating, war-torn city in 1912. Bioshock Infinite! Where barbershop quartets croon their way through highly anachronistic pop melodies. Where half-mechanical men clobber fire-spewing anarchists. Where space-time itself is punctured by glimmering distortions, distortions that can be manipulated by leading lady Elizabeth to port over materials from alternate realities.

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IGN has stated in a recent review-in-progress for Bioshock Infinite: "Yes, Columbia is stunning from a scale, scope, and art-direction perspective, but on a raw graphical level it is a bit underwhelming on the Xbox 360 version Im starting with. Textures are muddy and low-resolution and the framerate takes regular slight-but-noticeable dips. It reminds me of the console version of Dishonored in that way."

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Jump into the floating city of Columbia next week.
Irrational Games has released the full version of its BioShock Infinite TV commercial.

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Ahead of the launch of the BioShock Infinite videogame later this month a spin-off product has been revealed. Coming this summer, BioShock Infinite: The Siege of Columbia is a tabletop game in which you play as either the Founders or the Vox Populi as you fight for control of Columbia.

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Release Date: March 26, 2013 (Pre-order Now)
Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, PC
Publisher: 2K Games
Developer: Irrational Games Ken Levine and his team at Irrational Games are undoubtedly some of the brightest minds in the video game industry. A few years ago, the studio revolutionized game design and storytelling by creating an underwater dystopia known as Rapture, the chilling setting of the original BioShock. Instead of taking the easy route and milking that deep sea universe for all its worth, Irrational decided to spend the next five plus years working on a completely new game world, just as rich with detail and narrative intricacy. And so BioShock Infinite was born. Set not in an underwater prison but rather a traveling city in the sky, BioShock Infinite not only provides a drastically different setting for players to explore, but also a whole new undercurrent of political and religious intrigue. In this way, both the game's landscape and inhabitants work in seamless conjunction to bring the sky-bound city of Columbia to life. The original BioShock was praised for its incredible storytelling techniques due primarily to Levine's unparalleled writing skills. Twists and shocking revelations had gamers talking about the experience long after its launch, and BioShock Infinite promises to deliver that same jaw-dropping narrative experience. Putting players in control of Booker DeWitt, Irrational has made it clear that this time around the game's characters are just as important (if not more so) than the world they inhabit.