2K Games came prepared with their world reveal of Bioshock Infinite. Along with the big announcement, they brought a playable demo. Check out the impressions of it here!
The demo that followed the trailer was so packed with action, so dense with hints and nods to what we might experience in this game, that it was difficult to process it all. The first thing that is readily apparent is how visually impressive the title is. The same shiny water effects, sharp textures, and impressive art design as in BioShock, but there are improvements everywhere.
The most significant of these improvements is the [...]
Great news! Irrational Games has finally announced what the follow up is to BioShock.
After just about three years of wondering and waiting we can now look forward to the Floating City of Columbia and BioShock Infinite.
Irrational Games has recently released a sneak peek of the Floating City as well as BioShock Infinite. The sneak peek tells a story that leads into what the Floating City of Columbia is all about. In short, you play a private detective named Booker Dewitt who just picked up a new case. The case involves finding a girl who has been kidnapped and [...]
The amazing statue sculptors at NECA have new BioShock figures in the making. The coolest here at Toy Fair 2012 are the ones from BioShock Infinite. The new BioShock game is a long way away, so these won’t be out, a NECA rep said, until Sept. 2012 or so. The game isn’t slated for release until 2012 either. Waiting ain’t easy.
This is part of the BioShock 2 line.
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Perhaps the underwater utopia was already booked when Anna and Jon decided to get married in the backyard of his aunt’s (really nice) place in Toronto. Nevertheless, the couple tied the knot last May with plenty of inspiration taken from their “favorite video game,” BioShock, in a totally geeky hip wedding.
The cupcakes served at the celebration featured edible blue morpho butterflies, “a reference to the game,” Anna confirmed in a recent account of the wedding on Offbeat Bride. “Topping the tower of cupcakes were two figurines from the game” (pictured).
The ceremony programs, designed by Jon, also featured nods to the [...]
PS3 owners got, for lack of a better term, the royal shaft when it came to getting their platform’s version of BioShock. Not only did said version not arrive until more than a year after the game’s PC and 360 iterations hit store shelves, but it also brought with it a few unsavory friends in the form of graphical problems and full-blown crashes, which it picked up during the porting process. Fortunately, that won’t be the case for Irrational Games’ 2012 entry into the franchise, BioShock Infinite, as the studio has no plans to pass the developmental buck to any [...]
How cool were the water effects in the original BioShock? You probably thought they were stock Unreal Engine 2.5 assets, right? Well, get this. Irrational Games actually developed the water graphics in house! The reason for this is simple. They had to get the water effects correct because it was so critical in selling the underwater city of Rapture. At the end of the day they did a good job. The artists at Irrational Games were successful in making BioShock look UE3 as opposed to UE2.5.
The best part is that irrational has promised a lot in the future as well. [...]
Looks like someone at 2K Games had a little leftover resurrection potion from whatever they used on Duke Nukem Forever because the formerly dead downloadable content for BioShock 2 on PC is alive. It’s coming. Viva PC Gaming Week!
Over on the 2K forums, 2K Elizabeth spreads the news that BioShock 2′s PC patch as well as the Protector Trials and Minvera’s Den downloadable expansions — both of which are out for the console versions of the game — are back in development.
The patch and Protector Trials had been scuttled because they were too buggy when 2K’s deadline for them hit. [...]
