BioShock Infinite (Console) Review  What we liked: + Incredible
world + Great Story + Amazing Ending What we didn't like: -
Combat gets repetitive - Minor presentation annoyances
Occasional bumps don’t stop this from being a terrific ride.
The original BioShock won critical praise for the incredible,
immersive experience that it offered in a world under the sea.
Bioshock Infinite offers the same depth of narrative, this time
taking to the clouds to tell its story. While the game shares
some of the imperfections of the original, it carries on the
tradition of quality, and it is exceptionally enjoyable.  The
protagonist of Infinite is Booker DeWitt, ex-army man turned
private investigator with some obvious skeletons in his closet.
When collectors come knocking the deal is simple; bring us the
girl and the debt will be paid. The girl is Elizabeth, who has
the unique ability to open tears in space. Booker must travel to
Columbia, a utopian city in the sky in order to find and return
her to his creditors.  The g