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What more can be said at this point, really? It's BioShock Infinite, and not only is it a proper demo, it's the same one that caused the press to shower it with all those Game of the Show awards. So what are you waiting for? I've embedded it after the break. Go watch it!

Aside from removed content, some scripted scenes and areas were altered and moved into other parts of the game: a store resembling Major's Notions, Sundries and Novelties was moved into Battleship Bay and Soldier's Field, as with its scripted Songbird scene moved to the final part of the Grand Central Depot. The scene with Elizabeth resurrecting a dying horse was removed, and the Tear that lead to an alternate 1983 was moved to Monument Tower. A similar scene featuring Daisy Fitzroy projecting herself in the demo was altered for Shantytown, only shown on the side of The First Lady instead of a red curtain on a building. Although the saved dentist that pulled a Vox's teeth was removed, a similar scene is featured when arriving in Memorial Gardens before passing by the gate of Comstock House, where two Vox members are grave-robbing a corpse for gold teeth fillings. The battle with a Vox Security Zeppelin (and its alarm) was altered, only replaced with a similar version moved toward the Factory in Finkton.

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In early trailers for the game, Vigors appeared very similar to Plasmids. Vigors were also supposed to be able to work and combine with Elizabeth's powers; this functionality only appears in the E3 2010 debut demo. A few powers that were cut included Weapon Slave, a Vigor which allowed Booker to possess an unused weapon and turn it into an ally (this later became streamlined into several Gears), and a Vigor similar to Telekinesis.[8] A mostly removed concept with Vigors was that each Vigor type would have a limited number of "charges" instead of all Vigors drawing on the players Salt. This concept was retained for the use of the Bucking Bronco Vigor in the Cast Out the Devil carnival game and in a nearby Veni! Vidi! Vigor! where 4 Charges of the Vigor can be purchased for 375$. At this point in the game the player has no way of acquiring that much money and so cannot purchase the Vigor.

Before it was known as the Songbird, it was only named as "Him" by Elizabeth. In the 2010 debut demo, he is briefly seen during the ending of the demo, where he sounds identical to the Big Daddies from BioShock and BioShock 2.[8]

In the demo, only the bottom right corner of the second painting is seen, which depicts running soldiers. However, pre-launch images reveal that the painting is based on the cover illustration for Ben Ames Williams' book "Amateurs at War". Uncle Sam's face from the same illustration was also used in advertising for Fireworks before being replaced.

The first demo shows a steampunk scientist in her lab and is intended to show what developers can do with minimal effort; the shaders, textures, and models are the same on both Xbox One and Project Scorpio, with only the rendering resolution improved.

New York, NY - September 20, 2010 - On September21, 2010, 9.00am PDT, fans will get their first chance to see whatthe critics have been raving about, when Irrational Games releasesfootage from the BioShock Infinite demo for an exclusive 24-hour period on Xbox LIVEand Xbox.com. Then, on September 22, Irrational Games will post thefootage on BioShockInfinite.com and distribute the video worldwide.Previously presented only to limited press audiences behind closeddoors, the demo video that won IGN's Gamescom Game of Show Awardwill be shown to the public for the very first time.

Of all of the games previewed at E3 2011, BioShock Infinite caused the most excitement. At the show, the lengthy game demo was limited to press only; that's now changed, and you can enjoy the whole 20 minute video after the cut. Curious as to why so many lauded it as the best game at the show? Read on, gentle gamer, read on.

In an August 2007 interview, when asked about the possibility of a PlayStation 3 version of BioShock, Ken Levine had stated only that there was "no PS3 development going on" at the time;[65] however, on May 28, 2008, 2K Games confirmed that a PlayStation 3 version of the game was in development by 2K Marin, and it was released on October 17, 2008.[3] On July 3, 2008, 2K Games announced a partnership with Digital Extremes and said that the PlayStation 3 version is being developed by 2K Marin, 2K Boston, 2K Australia, and Digital Extremes.[66] Jordan Thomas was the director for the PlayStation 3 version. While there were no graphical improvements to the game over the original Xbox 360 version,[67] the PlayStation 3 version offered the widescreen option called "horizontal plus", introduced via a patch on the 360 version, while cutscene videos were of a much higher resolution than in the DVD version.[68] Additional add-on content was also released exclusively for the PlayStation 3 version.[3][69] One addition was "Survivor Mode", in which the enemies were made tougher, and Vita-Chambers provided less of a health boost when used, forcing the player to be more creative in approaching foes and to rely more on the less-used plasmids in the game.[70] BioShock also supports Trophies and PlayStation Home. A demo version was released on the PlayStation Store on October 2, 2008.[71] An update for the PlayStation 3 version was released on November 13, 2008, to fix some graphical problems and occasions where users experienced a hang and were forced to reset the console. This update also incorporated the "Challenge Room" and "New Game Plus" features.[72] BioShock was bundled with The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion as a double pack on PC and Xbox 360 on July 7, 2009.[73]

I think we deserve a bioshock collection remake with the games remade on unreal engine 4 so we get better graphics compared to the remastered. I think we should also get cut plasmids/vigors like speed booster and teleportation if possible. Even cut levels should be included like the ferris wheel in rapture and Columbia or the cut enemies like the songbird boss fight, vigor junkies, stitchy, the boys of silence but better. A bioshock infinite remake/ken levine cut is also the one thing a lot of people have been asking for. We want a bioshock infinite like shown in 2010-11 at E3 with the bigger skylines and enviroment and the songbird encounters. We should also get more the skyline combat from the demo that was more intense with enemies jumping from skyline to a skyline and cargo forcing you to switch to a different rail. The zeppelins too since they are only seen twice and in the demo they are summoned by a flare which were found in lots of areas. The Vox attacking should also happen as the story progresses because in the game we just jump into a tear and it just happens right away. The cut vigors like weapon slave which is just gear now and telekinesis. The open world aspect should also make a return too because consoles like the ps5 and xbox x series can now handle it like the pc could back then. Finally we should get comstock to be like he was in the demo but we don't know much but it was most likely that comstock and booker weren't the same person. But the most thing we should get is an environment that we can interact with like in the demos we saw.

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But years before that, Kojima had also deliberately mislead players who were planning to play Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. Although the main protagonist of this installment is a rookie agent named Raiden, all the trailers and demos only showed Solid Snake by either focusing on the prologue or editing the footage.

You know things are bad when you start to sympathize with hellspawn. At first I acknowledged my in-game avatar, demon lord of the depths Baal-Abaddon, only with the intended smirks and half-laughs warranted by his dialog. But in time I came to feel a kinship with him as we braved Impire's clumsy micromanagement in search of hard-won glory. "Tedious," he'd exclaim, and I'd find myself mouthing the words along with him. "Life: what's the point, anyway?" he'd ask, and I found myself asking the same question about our progress. By the sixth hour, I was sure we were both in a place where we didn't want to be, but no matter how repetitive or boring the circumstances became, I could take comfort in the knowledge that my new scaly friend and I were in this mess together. Read More

If you have a PlayStation 3 and a US account you can download a demo of Marvel vs. Capcom 2 on the PlayStation Store now. The file clocks in at 198MB and gives you access to six characters for offline multiplayer play only.

Fortunately, at more or less this point, the titular "Darkness" enters the fray, and a bunch of giant liquorice Twizzlers sprout from Jackie's spine. Our hero is ostensibly possessed by some ancient, all-powerful demonic force, which looks very scary but did absolutely bugger all to assist as I ran around the cemetery for half an hour, trying to find the way out. My only usable darkness power at that point was something that allowed me to extrude one of the liquorice Twizzlers to explore tight spaces, and I spent most of the time fruitlessly trying to find a way to make it penetrate a flimsy iron gate, before discovering that what I was supposed to do was go back to an easily-missed white spot on the ground, use it to summon an evil imp, and instruct it to move a thoughtlessly-parked car out of the way of one of the cemetery entrances. Let me just reiterate that: the game literally has me summon a multi-fanged, beclawed monstrosity from the depths of Hell, not so I can make it enslave the innocent or lay waste to all worldly nations, but so I that can enlist it as my own personal breakdown service. be457b7860