2K Games has revealed the box cover of Ken Levine's upcoming sequel BioShock Infinite, and instead of a Big Daddy gracing the cover, it's protagonist Booker DeWitt, looking all cool and badass with a blunderbuss over his shoulder.
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Back in May, Sony announced that the PlayStation 3 version of BioShock Infinite would come bundled with the original 2007 BioShock. The company stated that the offer was US only. 2K Games has confirmed this.
According to reports, Irrational Games Rod Fergusson has ordered the developer to delay the release of BioShock Infinite by a month. Rather than see a 26th February 2013 release, the game will now be on shelves on the 26th March.
PC Gamer got its hands on a demo copy of BioShock Infinite for PC, and reported some of the options that PC users will get to play with when the game is released in March 2013.
The extended BioShock Infinite trailer that debuted at the Spike Videogame Awards 2012 is now available to view. Check it out in the video below.
In a chat with Irrational's level designer Shaun Elliott for BioShock Infinite, we're told that AI buddy Elizabeth won't be the cause of trips to the 'game over' screen. She's one tough cookie. It was the "first rule" for the team that Elizabeth never created a 'fail state' for the player "because her health bar dipped" or something, and that she's "not always jumping in your face" either.
Irrational boss Ken Levine stated that the reality tears in BioShock: Infinite, which allows psychic Elizabeth to open a tear in reality to summon a choice of aid, are integral to the overall plot of the game.
2K Games and developer Irrational have just released over 5 minutes worth of BioShock Infinite gameplay where they give us the "first few minutes" of the game as we fill the shoes of Booker DeWitt. Obviously there's going to be a spoiler ahead as we embark to the "floating city of Columbia" in Infinite. How does one get to a city in the clouds? Via a spooky lighthouse in stormy seas of course.
Flood your breeches with joy PC gamer because Irrational Games' Ken Levine has confirmed that BioShock Infinite will be void of that awful Chinese finger trap that is the Games for Windows Live client. It'll be using "Steam's standard DRM," which is Steamworks, so there's no GFWL client or SecuRom lurking. It's so the fans have "effortless access" to the game. Infinite has a "dedicated group on the PC".
Irrational Games has announced that the original score composer for the first BioShock, Garry Schyman, will be scoring BioShock Infinite.
Irrational has revealed the reversible cover art for BioShock Infinite, which was the result of a poll on the developer's site. The game cover itself was revealed three weeks ago.
Developer Irrational Games and publisher 2K have teased us with four new in-game shots of BioShock Infinite. They're civilly disobedient, learned, scrappy and spiritual. It releases in late March. Instead of underwater dankness, we'll be flying high in 1912's Columbia as Booker DeWitt. We're tasked with rescuing Elizabeth who really likes to hammer those quantum books.
Irrational has announced the system specs for the PC version of BioShock Infinite, and also detailed the graphic options and controller specs.
Irrational Games has announced on the studio's blog that gamers who pre-order BioShock Infinite from the official site will get the Industrial Revolution Pack.
The latest trailer released for BioShock Infinite is an outdated and obviously VHS recorded documentary that looks to 'separate truth from legend' over what happened to the floating city of Columbia. It's a great spoof that looks to provide some quality edutainment to TV viewers back in the 1970's/80's world of BioShock. It also reveals a little more of Infinite's backstory. It's totally rad.
In stark contrast with the faux-1970's conspiracy television show motif, the new "City in the Sky" trailer for BioShock Infinite has a heavy Steven Spielberg feel to it.
The Achievements for BioShock Infinite have been revealed. Check them out in the list below - and be careful - possible spoilers!
Two weeks ago, a faux TV mockumentary Truth from Legend narrated by the fictional Alistair Bloom began its investigation on the mysterious city of Columbia.
Major Nelson has revealed in a tweet that Irrational has released a small taste of what to expect from tomorrow's trailer for BioShock Infinite with a 19 second teaser.
Irrational Games has now released the trailer they had recently teased. It reveals more about the 'Lamb of Columbia', which happens to be Elizabeth - the young girl we're sent to retrieve from the floating city.