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Bethesda and 2K Games have teamed up for two special game bundles. BioShock Infinite and Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will hit stores together in one package, as will Dishonored and Borderlands 2.

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IM PLAYIN takes a look at the best aspects of BioShock Infinite, as well as the not so great bits of the game. "Audio Logs The Audio logs are back and better than ever in the form of Voxaphones. It is great to feel like you are being rewarded for the things you are doing in the game, and the audio logs do that perfectly. Not only are they challenging to find but they also give you a genuine insight to the story. I would go as far to say as you cannot fully understand what is going on without listening to them. This means that you will be going back and replaying the game to find them, meaning you can see every nook and cranny of Columbia while doing so, giving the game great replay value"

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Neoseeker: "Another year has come and gone, and with it our second Game of the Year countdown. Over the previous week, we went over some of our favorite games from 2013 and declared them our nominees for "Game of the Year." We tried our best to explain why these titles were chosen, and though not everyone can fully agree with the entire list of ten, we felt the choices are nonetheless deserving of their nominations."

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AllThatsEpic: If youre looking to wipe away the debt with Irrational Games latest BioShock Infinite inspired merchandise, you might be a bit disappointed. For those of you who have played BioShock Infinite, it might be easy to recall a scene that involved the Lutece twins, a flip of a coin, and just a touch of metaphysics. At the surface, the scene seemed nothing more than a simple interaction, but its one that Irrational Games has decided to expand on by allowing players to relive it in their own lives.

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This week’s PlayStation Plus update has its head in the clouds, offering up a free copy of BioShock Infinite to all subscribers, as well as a bunch of additional discounts including the 14 in ’14 lineup.

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The latest batch of free games available for PlayStation Plus users includes Irrational Games' BioShock Infinite.



There are loads of discounts as well, including markdowns on the season pass of The Wolf Among Us, Rayman Legends, Enslaved: Odyssey to the West, and a whole bunch of other titles. For the full rundown on all the sales, head over to the PlayStation Blog.

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By Kristine Steimer: "Its almost time for BioShock Infinite to join the Instant Game Collection! The first BioShock allowed you to explore the downfall of the underwater society Rapture, but BioShock Infinite takes you to the skies specificially the utopia of Colombia. As Booker DeWitt, a hired gun, youve been contracted to find Elizabeth, a mysterious girl locked up in a massive tower with a giant mechanical bird as a bodyguard. Just like BioShock had plasmids to amp up its first-person shooter combat, BioShock Infinite has vigors. Ranging from defensive with Return to Sender, which absorbs all damage and sends it hurling back at your enemy to the offensive with Charge, where Booker will slam into a specified opponent, you can mix up your play style throughout the games campaign."

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This week on the PlayStation Store, BioShock Infinite is free for PS+ users. And then there are those newly announced sales. Prepare to save!

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By Kristine Steimer: "Its almost time for BioShock Infinite to join the Instant Game Collection! The first BioShock allowed you to explore the downfall of the underwater society Rapture, but BioShock Infinite takes you to the skies specificially the utopia of Colombia. As Booker DeWitt, a hired gun, youve been contracted to find Elizabeth, a mysterious girl locked up in a massive tower with a giant mechanical bird as a bodyguard. Just like BioShock had plasmids to amp up its first-person shooter combat, BioShock Infinite has vigors. Ranging from defensive with Return to Sender, which absorbs all damage and sends it hurling back at your enemy to the offensive with Charge, where Booker will slam into a specified opponent, you can mix up your play style throughout the games campaign."