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This week on the Writers Ramble we discuss our favourite games of the last generation. Hosting the show this week is Irrational Passion's writer Jarrett Green and joining him are Aneudys Tejeda and Niall Reynolds

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Gabe Gurwin of Tech Heads writes: "Irrational Games Bioshock Infinite has one of the most masterfully executed stories in the history of video games, and because it concluded in a way that completely changed the way players looked at the franchise, its first narrative-based DLC was greatly anticipated. As just the first half of a new tale, Burial at Sea Episode 1 does a tremendous job of showing off Rapture before its fall, but it makes an effort to do little else over its roughly two-hour duration."

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Ah, Rapture. Its like slipping on an old jumper. A nice, warm, terrifying jumper. In Bioshock Infinites newest DLC, Burial at Sea, we find ourselves once again wading our way through the clanging steampunk halls of Rapture, the greatest city you never knew existed. However, instead of deformed humans, half-mad tyrants and overly protective deep sea divers, we are confronted by an eerily normal city landscape. Well, as normal as any underwater city can be.

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"Have you ever witnessed something so unbelievable, you yelled Oh, come on at your screen in a state of disbelief? As gamers, we have to suspend some of our state of disbelief otherwise wed never be able to enjoy these wacky video games. I mean, talking animals whats up with that? However, there are some things so irrational we cannot comprehend them. Heres ten of the most irrational video game deaths that make no sense given the context of their respected games." - Dustin Triplett of Geekenstein

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Irrational Passions' review of Rocksmith 2014. A vastly superior sequel to the original game.

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Posting on the 2K forums (via another Irrational staff member,) producer Adrian Murphy confirms that the developer has been able to replicate the Burial at Sea airlock bug internally and is now working on a solution.