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GXC: "Third party exclusives have been a rarity throughout the generation. Although many developers such as Bioware and Irrational Games have developed titles exclusively for the Xbox 360, theyve eventually migrated to the PlayStation 3 along with a few other Xbox 360 exclusives. We take a look at some of the most successful Xbox 360 exclusives that were ported to the PS3 over the years."

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Push Square: "BioShock Infinite is a sublime shooter set in a magical world. While the campaigns final third never quite lives up to its breathtaking opening, theres more than enough intrigue imprisoned within Columbias curious suspended districts to keep you compelled from the beginning right through to the very end. Irrational Games has once again proven that its a very special developer, and if theres any silver lining to the adventures complex conclusion, its that the studio is certain to take us somewhere equally endearing when it returns in a few years time."

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Irrational Games have created a game that has a good shot at defining an entire generation.

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BNR: When the original BioShock was released, gamers loved it. It had a fantastic story, amazing gameplay and beautiful design that truly transported us to another world and gave us a fantastic experience. Needless to say when Irrational Games announced that it would be working on another BioShock game, we were all very excited. But could the new entry match up to the fantastic experience of the original one? Well after a long wait and multiple delays BioShock Infinite is not only a phenomenal game, but an experience that may very well be better than its predecessor.

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GXC: "After a few years of anxious anticipation, 2K and Irrational Games have released Bioshock Infinite. Irrational Games has taken their beloved Bioshock franchise out of the waters of Rapture and to the skies of Columbia. No longer are we confronted with an underwater city of darkness and horrors, but brought to a thriving city bright and promising. We no longer play as a silent hero, but a man with a voice, a name, a face, and a deep story. Irrational seemingly made a complete 360 when they introduced us to the world of Columbia in Bioshock Infinite. Such drastic changes might have been a cause for concern to some, but after playing the game, Im here to explain to you how much of a welcome change it was. "

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"Very few can claim to be the types of games that you can point to when someone wants to know what makes this medium special, showcasing what interactive entertainment can offer that others cant. This console cycle alone has offered up examples such as Portal, Mass Effect, and most recently Telltales The Walking Dead, but what really kicked it off was the original BioShock back in 2007. Irrational Games offered us an utterly unique setting unlike anything ever seen before, it presented the player with a brilliant antagonist and heavy themes, and the brilliant plot twist in the middle is something that would only ever work in a video game." -- Joe Garcia

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The Geek Link writes - With Bioshock: Infinite we are welcomed back into a thought provoking universe where the story being told in the previous games is only equaled by the beautiful landscape surrounding it. Irrational Games has released Bioshock: Infinite into the wild, but can the third iteration in the Bioshock franchise live up to the lofty heights the previous games set?

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The Geek Link writes - With Bioshock: Infinite we are welcomed back into a thought provoking universe where the story being told in the previous games is only equaled by the beautiful landscape surrounding it. Irrational Games has released Bioshock: Infinite into the wild, but can the third iteration in the Bioshock franchise live up to the lofty heights the previous games set?