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Alice Irvin writes: "Im imagining all of you sitting across from me at a very long banquet table, staring me down like Im on the receiving end of the worlds weirdest interview. Theres Elizabeth from BioShock: Infinite, Lara from Tomb Raider, Ellie from The Last of Us, Nilin from Remember Me, Jodie from Beyond: Two Souls. Lingering in a dark corner is Daisy Fitroy, and in the doorway with a cup of lukewarm coffee is Rosalind Lutece (the coffee was warm, will be warm, has been warm, is warm). "

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With an extraordinary plot that has Emmet teaming with an all-star cast (including Will Ferrell, Morgan freeman, Elizabeth Banks, Will Arnett, Channing Tatum, Liam Neeson and fellow Parks and Rec star Nicj Offerman) to play both original characters and a host of DC Comics superheroes, moviegoers may have a ton of questions regarding the movie, its plot and all of the characters. Thats why Xbox is inviting fans to ask Pratt anything they want about the movie on the Xbox Facebook page by Friday, January 17th, following which Pratt will answer via Xbox Video.

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GP writer Elizabeth "Gaiages" Henges discusses 13 free video game music albums from December 2013 for gamers to check out.

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AWESOMEoutof10's Adam DeMarco's been hearing voices all year long. Luckily, they've been truly captivating and mostly all from video games. "This year featured some of the finest voice-work I have ever come across, and I found it to be incredibly effective in creating memorable and engaging experiences. Courtnee Drapers work giving voice to Infinites Elizabeth was superb, as was Ashley Johnsons acting as teenage survivor Ellie in The Last of Us. Right alongside of each of them was the ubiquitous Troy Baker, who made quite the name for himself this year as well. Another incredibly good, but criminally under-appreciated performance this year was that of Danny Wallace as the narrator in Thomas Was Alone."

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Courtnee Draper tells us what it's like being not-so-innocent in Burial at Sea, and Brian Altano tells you everything that was wrong with gaming in 2013.

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Head back to rapture but this time with Elizabeth and Booker in Bioshock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 1. Read what VGU thought about the game in their review.

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A somewhat detailed discussion via eGamer in which the author discusses some controversial aspects of BioShock: Infinite, including the use of Elizabeth in-game, the theme park world of Columbia and the racist undertones of the game's villains. Quote: "Its been a good few months since BioShock: Infinite has released and weve reached a point in time when people are either no longer sick and tired of talking about the game, or finally past the initial honeymoon period of adoring the game and shunning any who would dare to criticise it. So with that in mind, I feel its about time we got controversial."