Bioshock Infinite (Irrational Games)

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Naja geschmäcker und so, aber fand alles von lego game gesehene sah bisher nicht so toll aus.
Max Wertung.. braucht halt wirklich nicht jedes Game kriegen, aber vielleicht Werten die auch jede Konsole seperiert nach der nicht vorhandenen Konkurrenz. :D
 
Alles was ich bisher von Usern zu LEGO City gehört habe, war durchaus positiv. Werde es definitv mal spielen, wenn ich mir eine Wii U kaufe. Ist genau mein Humor. :P

On topic: Sehr gutes Video-Review von Sessler:
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RPS review.

Some of the scenes it offers are outright majestic, catnip for any game photographer, and even had me nodding appreciatively at my screen, convinced they were the finest sights it had ever held. Crysis 3 might have far more going on under the hood, but its uninspired paintjob makes it seem so dull compared to Infinite’s vaguely Pixar-esque fusion of the photoreal and the colourfully unreal.

What is a far less ambiguously excellent achievement is Infinite’s level design. There’s so damn much packed into its areas. They are timesinks in the best possible way.

By the standards of mainstream first-person shooters, I’m not sure what there is to rival BioShock: Infinite. It’s a true giant among story-based games which revolve around targeting reticules, and I’m going to have an exceptionally hard time getting much out of one of those grimly photoreal, tiresomely macho-posturing gun-worlds after the soaring colours, explosive combat and impossible structures of Columbia.

Verdict
Infinite’s a triumph in terms of fantasy-architecture spectacle and bringing superb flexibility to the modern rollercoaster shooter, but in other respects it’s a step down from the player agency and even the singular aesthetic of BioShock. Not that it necessarily needs to, as it is most certainly a game in its own right rather than mere offspring, but I’m not convinced it will live quite as long in our collective memory as did/does its parent. It sure does make me want to use superlatives like ‘majestic’, ‘lavish’ and ‘spectacular’ over and over again, though.

Klingt nice
 
"I have played many games in my life, some of which have hinted at where the medium could go, but I never expected any one game to so reinvigorate, redefine and open up the possibilities of video games without having to ashoe its fundamental pleasures. Bioshock Infinite, in all its strange, beautiful, flamboyance and subtlety, will be discussed, argued and lionized for a long, long time. But for now, just play it and get lost in its brilliance. FIVE out of FIVE."

- Adam Sessler, Rev3Games

(Eigenes Transkript vom Video Review. Fehler könnt ihr euch behalten)

HYPE!
 
Wovon ich bisher noch nichts gelesen habe, aber wo ich auch sehr gespannt drauf bin, ist der Soundtrack. Der hatte mich bei BS1 sehr begeistert.
 
Destructoid 10/10
In an industry full of games that seem to struggle with satisfying conclusions -- an area BioShock itself famously failed in -- Infinite is one of those rare games with a perfect beginning, an engaging middle, and a perfect end.

Polgyon 10/10
I'm still thinking about BioShock Infinite now, days after finishing. Irrational built a believable, fantastic world rooted in dark pieces of American history. But for everything it has to say, for all the questions it asks —many of which have no easy answers — BioShock Infinite's big thoughts and complicated narrative don't obscure the brilliant action game that carries those messages through. It's hard to know if Infinite will prove to be another major point of artistic discussion and development of the medium the way that BioShock was. But in every way, BioShock Infinite lives up to the promise of its legacy, and it looks poised to establish a new one.

Gameinformer 10/10
Replicating the achievements of the original BioShock is a challenging goal (as 2K Marin’s sequel demonstrated), but series creator Irrational Games returns with a fresh vision and redefines what the BioShock name means. Infinite is more than a new setting, story, and characters; those elements are seamlessly integrated with complex themes, a mysterious plot, and entertaining combat to create an amazing experience from beginning to end

Escapist 10/10
Bioshock Infinite is both a breathtaking achievement in videogame storytelling and a marquee example of a game that will stick with you long after you see everything it has to offer. Calling it simply a first-person shooter is practically an insult. If you can make it through the game without being emotionally affected - or even experiencing a bit of an existential crisis - you need to check your pulse immediately.

Wird ne lange Nacht :v:
 
Hardware hungrig?

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Alles auf Ultra in 1080p mit 40-50fps mit Midrange-Grafikkarten für 200 Euro. Finde ich absolut klasse. Nur die Minimum FPS machen mir Sorgen...frag mich wo und wann die Framerate so absackt.
 
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Endlich hat es DHL geschafft meine Premium in der Packstation zu deponieren, nachdem sie am Samstag unfähig waren und mein Paket nur spazieren gefahren haben. Hoffe nun das mein Feierabend ganz schnell kommt und ich endlich zocken kann. :)

Was ich hier so höre, hört sich jedenfalls schon recht gut an. Freu mich total auf das Game! ^_^
 
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