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Persona Q: Shadow Of The Labyrinth has received a brand new trailer today, showcasing Elizabeth and Margaret as well as some gameplay sequences.

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BioShock Infinite Burial At Sea Episode 2 Review: Return to the world of BioShock once more as Elizabeth and find out how Rapture and Columbia are related.

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Things went wrong when your niece Elizabeth McGrey was killed and being thrown off into the abyss by a group of dogs; and her brother is accused for the crime. You must use your supernatural ability to solve this family case in Grim Tales: the Vengeance.

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BioShock Infinite is a first-person shooter role-playing game and its the third game in the BioShock series. It doesnt follow the same storyline or take place in the same setting as the previous BioShock games; however, the concept is the same. The game takes place in 1912 in Columbia, a city that floats in the air. The player assumes the role of a former agent named Booker DeWitt. Booker is on a mission to free a woman named Elizabeth, who is being held captive in a tower on Monument Island. He is to bring her Robert and Rosalind and wipe away his debt. They end up adventuring together and he discovers that she is significant to the dark secrets of Columbia, and that she can create Tears that allow her to move between alternate universes because she exists in more than one reality.

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PlayDevil has published their in depth review of the new "Burial At Sea Episode 2" DLC for BioShock Infinite. Here's more: "Playing as Elizabeth significantly changes the Bioshock formula we've been getting used to for years. Whilst our femme fatale has the ability to wield pistols, shotguns and plasmids as competently as Booker, her gameplay is tailored to a more stealthy approach. With a sedative-orientated crossbow and sneaky plasmids such as invisibility or freezing bolts, the game highly recommends you take a quieter path through the drowned corridors. "

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Game-Art-HQ featured five very different fan arts and cosplays of characters like Elizabeth from Burial At Sea, Samus Aran, the Diablo 3 Monk Class, Ayame from the Tenchu Series and Ryu redesigned to an Iron-Man

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Dom from DarkZero writes - "While Burial at Sea: Episode One set up a wonderful theme and reused the Bioshock setting of Rapture, with Elizabeth looking cool in her iconic 50s noir suit, the DLC itself was a bit disappointing. The content was too short to make much of an impact, was very linear in design and combat, and didnt construct much with the plot until the very end. I also said Episode Two probably wont do anything to solve this, but oh, Im glad I was wrong with that statement, because BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea: Episode Two is a much better attempt at DLC for Bioshock: Infinite and offers a satisfying clarification to the Bioshock/Bioshock Infinite crossover."

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See the world through Elizabeths eyes in BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode Two. Set immediately after the conclusion of Burial at Sea Episode One, this final episode puts you in the role of Elizabeth as she journeys through Rapture in an effort to rescue the little sister she abandoned.