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Bioshock Infinte Debut Trailer

by FakeTrout, filed in Games on Aug.12, 2010

For those of you wondering if Bioshock was going to move beyond just a sequel and into a full series, wonder no more.

Moving beyond the underwater world of Rapture, Bioshock Infinite rolls the clock back to 1912 in the flying city of Columbia. Irrational Games, devlopers of the original Bioshock, have been hard at work on the title for some time now, though they do not plan to release it until 2012.

What do you think? Are ready to leave Rapture for an even crazier setting? Will the next Bioshock go underground or in space?

Tags: Bioshock, Irrational Games, Take2, TakeTwo

aDam

Pretty cool, but I find the idea of rolling back the clock to be ridiculous. Is this an alternate universe? A coincidence? Will some super technology exist to explain this insane technology of floating cities?

It’s hard enough for me to accept some of the fringe science that exists in the age of Bioshock, but it’s somewhat believeable. Genetic engineering in 1912 … eh…

I would love to see something like this in space though. Maybe a “what if we actually kept going to the moon” type story.
aDam

Pretty cool, but I find the idea of rolling back the clock to be ridiculous. Is this an alternate universe? A coincidence? Will some super technology exist to explain this insane technology of floating cities?

It's hard enough for me to accept some of the fringe science that exists in the age of Bioshock, but it's somewhat believeable. Genetic engineering in 1912 … eh…

I would love to see something like this in space though. Maybe a “what if we actually kept going to the moon” type story.
aDam

Pretty cool, but I find the idea of rolling back the clock to be ridiculous. Is this an alternate universe? A coincidence? Will some super technology exist to explain this insane technology of floating cities?

It's hard enough for me to accept some of the fringe science that exists in the age of Bioshock, but it's somewhat believeable. Genetic engineering in 1912 … eh…

I would love to see something like this in space though. Maybe a “what if we actually kept going to the moon” type story.

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