Irrational Games have published three new screenshots of BioShock Infinite today. The title will be out in 2012 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. Check out the screens below.
Update: Variant screen showing HUD added.
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now some more gameplay footage /pls
i hope the final game is as cinematic as the first footage led us to believe. with plenty of set pieces and edge of your seat moments.
this is what bioshock 2 should have been from the get-go. these sort of games don't work anywhere near as well if you aren't discovering and exploring a new environment. hence why bioshock felt like more of the same, and was boring and lacked atmosphere because of it imo.
still ages away tho, too far away to start getting excited
i hope the final game is as cinematic as the first footage led us to believe. with plenty of set pieces and edge of your seat moments.
this is what bioshock 2 should have been from the get-go. these sort of games don't work anywhere near as well if you aren't discovering and exploring a new environment. hence why bioshock felt like more of the same, and was boring and lacked atmosphere because of it imo.
still ages away tho, too far away to start getting excited
I agree with you 100%, these games work best when you are discovering/exploring new environments. If Take Two was insistent on making BioShock 2, then the least they could have done was not put it in Rapture. I have all these wonderful art books of all the locations, ideas, and even in-game assets that Irrational Games through away, in the five or six year process of making BioShock - any one of which would have been a perfect setting for BioShock 2. The one I liked in particular, being an island where they ran dangerous human experimentation. True the setting is a bit more gaming cliche than the final concept for either BioShock, or BioShock Infinite, even so, it already had a BioShock-esque skew to the idea, plus would have added a completely new environment for players to explore, and provided the publisher Take Two with at least a halfway original cash-in for their greed.
Anyway, BioShock Infinite looks amazing - but I expect nothing less from Irrational Games. They have been making AAA+ game titles for ages, and I do not expect that to come to an end anytime soon. 2012 is shaping up to be one helluva year, and several serious GOTY candidates (Mass Effect 3, The Last Guardian, BioShock Infinite) are already showing up on the horizon, and I expect more serious contenders beginning to filter into media awareness at this year's E3 and beyond. And we have a lot of great gaming, possibly the best gaming this gen, to look forward to in the coming year. And while that is far out enough not to get worked up about just yet, I believe it's still going to be a pretty exciting time nonetheless. And I am glad that yet another proper BioShock game (not a cash-in) will be a part of that.
This game is going to be special
i hope the final game is as cinematic as the first footage led us to believe. with plenty of set pieces and edge of your seat moments.
this is what bioshock 2 should have been from the get-go. these sort of games don't work anywhere near as well if you aren't discovering and exploring a new environment. hence why bioshock felt like more of the same, and was boring and lacked atmosphere because of it imo.
still ages away tho, too far away to start getting excited
I do agree its way too early to get excited..as that just makes the wait all the longer. But this is BIOSHOCK... its going to be awesome.
This game is going to be special
1 - this is Irrational Games making a new BioShock, not some hired gun brought in by the publisher to make a new BioShock cash-in. Irrational games has been making BioShock games since long before they were called BioShock. And every last one of them has turned out not only an inspired masterpiece of interactive gaming, but some of the best and most influential videogames of their time. Expect no less from BioShock Infinite.
2 - So when can't a game change location, and even change antagonists and protragonists, and be the same game? I guess all those GTA games taking places in different cities, aren't really GTA games at all. And all those Final Fantasy games talking places on entirely different worlds, I guess those aren't Final Fantasy games either. Maybe you should actually open your mind, and broaden your horizons a little.
3 - Once again, this is Irrational Games, one of the most strikingly creative game developers on the planet, and one who's publisher is more than happy to allow them to take all the time they need (like four, or five, or even years between games) to be as creative and imaginative as they want/need/desire to be. Besides, what's more imaginative? Yet another lurking romp through Rapture or a Rapture inspired clone, or something altogether different from Rapture. And only alike Rapture in the spirit which lead to Raptures rise and downfall? Seems to me, the only one lacking of imagination is you, not the developer. As the only thing you seem to really want, is yet another clone of the original BioShock. Well sadly the publisher already gave us one of those a year ago by a different developer, and it was an uninspired snorefest, to put mildly. If all you want is another clone, then go play some more of BioShock 2 and be happy.
4 - Yes. it's all about the money. Gaming is a damned business for crying out loud, where games cost tens of millions of dollars to develop, on top of tens of millions of dollars to market, and no guarantee any of that money will ever be recouperated. Yet at the same time, sometimes being all about the money is about being all about creativity, and allowing the truly inspiring and talented development studios have the free will to do as they want - that's how we got BioShock in the first place.
I loved bioshock 1 because of the horror aspects but since there have been dropped in bioshock 2 Im not fond of the series, so this is definetly not a must buy.
Ill wait a couple of months and wait for the reviews.
Love the location and the artdesign is great.
Gameplay seems to be very Bioshock which is great IMO, and I bet the music will be the same style with atmospheric and moody.
Can't wait to see more!
Love the location and the artdesign is great.
Gameplay seems to be very Bioshock which is great IMO, and I bet the music will be the same style with atmospheric and moody.
Can't wait to see more!
Shake my head*
Shake my head*
The he bitchs when I make some inmature response.
Shake my head even more*
the picture is of tony the tiger, the maskot of kellogg's frosted flakes (i assume you know of them?). his slogan was "they're grrrreat" which pokes fun at the amount of times sath used the word "great" in his comment.
man, it really sucks when you have to explain a joke. *sigh*