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On the eve of Rapture's fall from grace, Elizabeth enlists Booker DeWitt's services in locating a lost girl. Who is this girl Sally, what does Booker know of her supposed fate, and what is Elizabeth's connection to this mysterious child? Find the answers to these questions and this new addition to BioShock Infinite, built nearly from scratch by Irrational Games.

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BioShock: Infinite writer and director Ken Levine continues his chat with VG247s Dave Cook about how Irrational Games created one of the most anticipated follow-ups of the generation. WITH SPOILERS.

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2K and Irrational Games' newest DLC for Bioshock: Infinite has gone live and gamers are just now starting to experience the Burial at Sea escapades with Episode 1. A new walkthrough video has been posted up to help some newbies find out where they have to go and what they have to do to get through the game.

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EG:Constants and variables. BioShock Infinite's first story add-on does a staggering job of weaving a vivid and memorable tale around these core concepts. Irrational has had tremendous fun with the notion of taking characters with whom we are familiar and transporting them to a time and place that we have only imagined - Rapture, the undersea city from the first two BioShock games, before its explosive fall.

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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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CVG:The pitch for the first story-based DLC produced by Irrational Games reads like a love letter to BioShock fans. It ticks two boxes the faithful have been clamouring for, for ages.

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GS:BioShock Infinite's ending implied an endless multiverse of possibilities. Infinite men. Infinite worlds. Infinite stories of oppression, self-discovery, and redemption to tell. Columbia itself is an intriguing place soaked in history and delusion, with a lifetime of tales its citizens might have told. Rather than telling those tales, Irrational Games focused on a flawed what-if scenario and crafted an equally flawed story to fit it. Burial at Sea seems a prime example of the tail wagging the dog, and the result is an adventure with fantastic sights and sounds that don't come together in a meaningful way.

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Irrational Passion's writer Niall Reynolds list some of his biggest disappointment's of the generation.