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Creating BioShock Infinite's Elizabeth

Added: 20.03.2014 4:25 | 14 views | 0 comments


Behind the critical success of BioShock Infinite is the game's heart and soul, Elizabeth. Not only did Elizabeth carry the narrative weight of BioShock Infinite on her shoulders, she was also a robust AI that allowed for many systemic interactions.

From: www.gamespot.com

Future Bioshock Film Could Still Be a Reality

Added: 19.03.2014 20:15 | 20 views | 0 comments


Courtnee Draper, who plays Elizabeth in Bioshock Infinite, talks to IGN about the possibility of reprising her role in a film adaptation of Bioshock games. Are we going to see a Bioshock film in the works soon?

From: n4g.com

3 New Screenshots for BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Ep. 2

Added: 19.03.2014 17:16 | 20 views | 0 comments


Irrational Games has released three new screenshots for the upcoming BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 2 DLC, which will place gamers in control of Elizabeth as they continue their journey through Rapture.

From: n4g.com

Bioshock Infinite's Elizabeth gets her own Burial at Sea statue

Added: 18.03.2014 16:15 | 22 views | 0 comments


Irrational Games has released a high-quality statue of Elizabeth from Bioshock Infinite. Named Elizabeth Noir, this statue shows her dressed as she was in the DLC pack, Burial at Sea. Dressed in a classic outfit fitting for a film noir, Elizabeth measures 12 inches tall and comes on a high-quality stand.

From: n4g.com

Watch GDC Live: Livestreams of BioShock, Shenmue, LucasArts, and more panels

Added: 17.03.2014 19:30 | 14 views | 0 comments


. (via the GDC website)

THURSDAY, March 20

Creating BioShock's Elizabeth

  • Who: Shawn Robertson | Animation Director, Irrational Games
  • When: 2:30PM-3:30PM PST
  • What: Behind the critical success of BioShock Infinite is the game's heart and soul, Elizabeth. Not only did Elizabeth carry the narrative weight of BioShock Infinite on her shoulders, she was also a robust AI that allowed for many systemic interactions. The creation of Elizabeth was an organic process that evolved over time and included members from every department at Irrational. This presentation will go over some of the decisions we made and the lessons we learned as we gave shape to Elizabeth and attempted to bring her to life. With a focus on animation, Shawn will talk about the various systemic and narrative techniques that we used on Elizabeth, and give practical examples of how they worked within the game. He will touch upon how a character like Elizabeth needs art, narrative and systems working together to create the illusion of humanity.

Lucasfilm Studio Postmortem

  • Who:
    • Steve Arnold | Co-Founder- Emeritus, Polaris Partners
    • Noah Falstein | Chief Game Designer, Google
    • David Fox | Director/Game Designer, Electric Eggplant
    • Ron Gilbert | Game Designer, Independent
    • Peter Langston | Cooperative Resercher/Co-Director/Arts and Technology Hacker, Apple Advanced Computation Group
    • Chip Morningstar | Principal Architect, PayPal
  • When: 10:00AM-11:00AM PST
  • What: Before LucasArts, there was Lucasfilm Games. From a small startup within a medium-sized (and very famous) film company, this group grew from 1982 to 1990 to become one of the most popular game companies of its day. It then morphed (a Lucasfilm term!) into LucasArts, which was acquired by Disney, and then shut down shortly after GDC 2012. In the early days, the company was known for experimentation, with early multiplayer (Ballblazer), first-person games (Rescue on Fractalus, Koronis Rift), the first MMO (Habitat/Club Caribe), and of course, some well-loved graphic adventures (Maniac Mansion, Zak McKracken, The Secret of Monkey Island, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis and more). This postmortem asks the questions, "What mix of creative and business forces shaped this early success story?" and "Could this kind of company be duplicated today?"

From: www.gamespot.com

Watch GDC Live: Livestreams of BioShock, Shenmue, LucasArts, and more panels

Added: 17.03.2014 19:30 | 12 views | 0 comments


. (via the GDC website)

THURSDAY, March 20

Creating BioShock's Elizabeth

  • Who: Shawn Robertson | Animation Director, Irrational Games
  • When: 2:30PM-3:30PM PST
  • What: Behind the critical success of BioShock Infinite is the game's heart and soul, Elizabeth. Not only did Elizabeth carry the narrative weight of BioShock Infinite on her shoulders, she was also a robust AI that allowed for many systemic interactions. The creation of Elizabeth was an organic process that evolved over time and included members from every department at Irrational. This presentation will go over some of the decisions we made and the lessons we learned as we gave shape to Elizabeth and attempted to bring her to life. With a focus on animation, Shawn will talk about the various systemic and narrative techniques that we used on Elizabeth, and give practical examples of how they worked within the game. He will touch upon how a character like Elizabeth needs art, narrative and systems working together to create the illusion of humanity.

Lucasfilm Studio Postmortem

  • Who:
    • Steve Arnold | Co-Founder- Emeritus, Polaris Partners
    • Noah Falstein | Chief Game Designer, Google
    • David Fox | Director/Game Designer, Electric Eggplant
    • Ron Gilbert | Game Designer, Independent
    • Peter Langston | Cooperative Resercher/Co-Director/Arts and Technology Hacker, Apple Advanced Computation Group
    • Chip Morningstar | Principal Architect, PayPal
  • When: 10:00AM-11:00AM PST
  • What: Before LucasArts, there was Lucasfilm Games. From a small startup within a medium-sized (and very famous) film company, this group grew from 1982 to 1990 to become one of the most popular game companies of its day. It then morphed (a Lucasfilm term!) into LucasArts, which was acquired by Disney, and then shut down shortly after GDC 2012. In the early days, the company was known for experimentation, with early multiplayer (Ballblazer), first-person games (Rescue on Fractalus, Koronis Rift), the first MMO (Habitat/Club Caribe), and of course, some well-loved graphic adventures (Maniac Mansion, Zak McKracken, The Secret of Monkey Island, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis and more). This postmortem asks the questions, "What mix of creative and business forces shaped this early success story?" and "Could this kind of company be duplicated today?"

From: www.gamespot.com


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