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Elizabeth of VividGamer.com writes: "Today Vivid Gamer is proud to continue the new recurring feature: 5 things parents should know. Here at Vivid Gamer, we want to try to help educate parents about various games. More than a review, this feature will help you learn about the game. Going beyond the ESRB ratings, well let you know what might not be suitable for children or what might actually be acceptable, so you can make a formed judgement about whether or not to allow your child to play the particular title. Scribblenauts Unlimited is a 2D platformer that allows players to create objects just by writing out the words to describe it. Released back in November of last year, the third entry in the series is rated Everyone 10+ for cartoon violence and comic mischief. Retail price for Scribblenauts Unlimited is $39.99 for the 3DS, $59.99 for the Wii U, and $29.99 for the PC. Parents of kids who might not have played the previous entries will want to take a look at some fa...

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Bioshock Infinite is an amazing game for a variety of reasons. Elizabeth is a compelling character, the game's setting is unique and its combat breathes new life into the stale FPS genre.

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Enjoy this cool new trailer for BioShock Infinite featuring Elizabeth and Booker DeWitt.

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Elizabeth is going to enact as a Miss Universe in her school play. She seeks your help to dress her up in long jackets like the Miss Universe Gowns so that she looks cute and beautiful. Can you do it? Try!

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Stew Chyou, Thunderbolt writes: My experience previewing BioShock Infinite at E3 2011 still remains fresh in my mind. I can still feel the soft cushion of my seat and my fingers curling over the armrests as I witnessed a visual onslaught of Booker fast traveling across skylines trouncing foes in epic fashion with breath left to spare as he exchanges dialogue with Elizabeth in surround sound. It really is hard to believe that two years had gone by since.

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In a land far away, there lived a young woman named Elizabeth who needed saving. A man with a gun, eager to wipe away his debt of a troubled past is sent on a mission to rescue her. Little did he know, his destiny was more than a single job...

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Here's some great fan art by a Pixel Enemy contributor

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Words by Jamie Howard Ive never finished the two previous BioShock games, however this wasnt a problem as, much like the Far Cry series, BioShock Infinite has nothing to do with its predecessors (BioShock 1 and 2). This made BioShock Infinite, much easier to jump into as I didnt have to worry about catching up with a story. BioShock Infinite follows the story of protagonist, Booker DeWitt and his mission to retrieve the Lamb of Columbia and future side-kick Elizabeth. Set in the early 1910s, BioShock Infinite takes the player (as DeWitt) to the floating sky-city of Columbia. Hired by mysterious figures, DeWitt is ordered to retrieve a young girl thats been held in a tower high within the cloud-city, to clear him of his debts. As you track down Elizabeth (said young girl), you gradually find out that shes not just any young girl but an extremely powerful tool, in the centre of a civil war raging across Columbia. To complicate matters further, Elizabeths guardian of...