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BioShock Infinite (2013) 9.7
In this first person shooter you play as the detective Booker Dewitt. You are sent to the flying city of Columbia in 1912 to find "the girl"(Elizabeth) and wipe away the debt. The prophet ... See full summary » Director:Ken Levine |
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Title: BioShock Infinite (Video Game 2013)
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| Troy Baker | ... |
Booker DeWitt
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| Courtnee Draper | ... |
Elizabeth
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| Kiff VandenHeuvel | ... |
Zachary Hale Comstock
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| Laura Bailey | ... |
Lady Comstock
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| Kimberly Brooks | ... |
Daisy Fitzroy
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| Lyndsy Kail | ... |
Daisy Fitzroy /
Rosalind Lutece (mocap)
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| Oliver Vaquer | ... |
Robert Lutece /
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Ray Carbonel | ... |
Robert Lutece
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| Steve Blum | ... |
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| Jennifer Hale | ... |
Rosalind Lutece
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| Anthony Brophy | ... |
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| Bill Lobley | ... |
Jeremiah Fink
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| Terrence 'T.C.' Carson | ... |
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| Keith Szarabajka | ... |
Cornelius Slate
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| Vic Chao | ... |
Chen Lin
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In this first person shooter you play as the detective Booker Dewitt. You are sent to the flying city of Columbia in 1912 to find "the girl"(Elizabeth) and wipe away the debt. The prophet Comstock tries every step of the way to stop you from getting his daughter. And Elizabeths Warden, songbird is a giant mechanical bird created by the Luteces for Comstock to "protect" Her. In the end you bring them the girl and wipe away the debt: Rosamund and Robert Lutece. Written by nchannings@gmail.com
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26 March 2013 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Rosalind Lutece: No you didn't.
Robert Lutece: I was GOING to tell you they'd come.
Rosalind Lutece: But you didn't.
Robert Lutece: But I don't.
Rosalind Lutece: You sure that's right?
Robert Lutece: I was going to Have told you they'd come.
Rosalind Lutece: No.
Robert Lutece: the subjunctive?
Rosalind Lutece: That's not the subjunctive.
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Music by Scott Joplin
Piano: Duncan Watt
Produced by James Bonney (as Jim Bonney) and Duncan Watt
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In the original the vending machine would exclaim "It's a circus of value!" In Bioshock Infinite they say "It's a carnival of thrift!" See more »Quotes
Robert Lutece: I told you they'd come.Rosalind Lutece: No you didn't.
Robert Lutece: I was GOING to tell you they'd come.
Rosalind Lutece: But you didn't.
Robert Lutece: But I don't.
Rosalind Lutece: You sure that's right?
Robert Lutece: I was going to Have told you they'd come.
Rosalind Lutece: No.
Robert Lutece: the subjunctive?
Rosalind Lutece: That's not the subjunctive.
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Crazy Credits
Some behind-the-scenes footage can be seen near the end of the credits, featuring some singing and guitar playing. See more »Soundtracks
"Solace"Music by Scott Joplin
Piano: Duncan Watt
Produced by James Bonney (as Jim Bonney) and Duncan Watt
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It's very hard to review this game even partially, not to mention I don't often review anything beyond I like or dislike something.
If you play games for the story, then you should stop reading this. Go out and buy it already. The story in this game is above and beyond what any movie can offer. Though, with a game time of at least 8 hours, that's to be expected. It has been written in a way that throughout the game it gives subtle hints to what's happening and has happened before, however, you probably won't recognize them for what they are until the ending (I didn't). WATCH PAST THE CREDITS!
Graphics wise; I'm lucky enough to be running dual And HD7970s, so I never had a single bit of lag in the game. In fact, I doubt it dropped below 100 fps. However, even a single card below mine should provide enough power to show the spectacle that is Columbia in all its DX11 goodness. Side note, it's better to play this on a PC if you want it to look incredible, xbox and PS3 (or the up and coming consoles) can't compete with even a low level gaming rig, My opinion.
This is a first person shooter, and as another reviewer said, it plays out a lot like the two previous titles. Firearm in one hand, plasmid/vigor in the other. Some of the vigors can be quite graphic and shocking to the player, probably the worst of them is a vigor that shoots crows out of the players hands and tears the flesh from your enemies. This game is not suited for young viewers. The skylines, I believe they are called - I'm still reeling from the end of the story, didn't play as big a part in the fighting as I would of liked. I think the game play video hyped it up a little too much. There just wasn't all that much of it, sure you can use it for some cool kills, but I found it a lot simpler and flowing to fight from the ground.
Audio is very simple; music suits the time period, sound effects are incredible. Play it with surround sound and you will not be disappointed.
Overall: An easy 10/10 for this game, good fun and engaging story line will give any player hours of fun, and some scares as well! Play the game, there's hours of content, and multiple play throughs needed to get 100% and learn about Columbia and its history.