Meet Daniel Shenk, our new BioShock Fan of the Month! Want to be the next BioShock Fan of the Month? Click here to find out how!

Location: Winchester, Virginia

Favorite BioShock Moment: My favorite BioShock moment is the piano scene in Fort Frolic with Sander Cohen. Although every moment in the game has a different impact, this one particularly stood out. It really gives you that sense of how far gone Rapture is, and just the kind of Character that Sander Cohen is. Plus “Cohen’s Masterpiece” on piano is phenomenal.

Most Prized BioShock Possession: I would have to say my most prized BioShock possession is the collectors edition for the first game. It’s what started it all for me.

First Game Ever Played: The very first game I played was Donkey Kong on the Atari 2600.

(Check out that fantastic tattoo!)

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As per previous roundups, click on the image or link directly beneath to view the entire piece.

The Songbird Watches Over You by Justice Blaine Wainwright

Untitled by Coey Kuhn

God Only Knows by theyoungdoyley

Booker Vs. Handyman by Futurenoir

Boy of Silence by Keith Lord

Don’t forget to submit your work, and stop by each Friday for the next edition of our Fan Art Roundup!

Recently, we released a handful of alternate covers for our fans to download and print, but we thought we could go one step further. We asked Robb to create a one-of-a-kind piece, and after distilling his vigor, he’s created the amazing custom PlayStation 3 inlay seen below.

Yes, that is the Handyman with his little pet (Bella), and this is the only one that will exist, ever. This is not a photocopy or a lithograph print—this is an original graphite-on-paper drawing, and Robb even signed a certificate of authenticity denoting this as the only one in existence. Created within the same dimensions as a PlayStation 3 inlay, this will be trimmed and placed inside a US PlayStation 3 version of the game for shipping.

We’re spinning this web of a story because one of our lucky fans will become the only person in the world to own this unique artwork. For your chance to win, post a comment below, and tell us about your favorite moment with the Handyman from BioShock Infinite.

See the full official rules below.

All entries must be posted by May 20th, 2013 @ 11:59PM ET to be considered. Irrational Games will pick one (1) random commenter from all entrants to win the listed prize. Only one entry per username is permitted for this giveaway, and each individual may only have one IrrationalGames.com account. You must be aged 17 and older, and not a Take Two / 2K Games / Irrational Games employee, or affiliated with an Irrational Games employee to be eligible. Winner will be contacted via private message on their registered IrrationalGames.com account to claim their prize.

Songbird by CocoEverett

The Songbird by Raffaele (Watch him create this artwork here)

BioShock Infinite Tear by ya-yun

Songbird’s Eye by KidneyTheft

Songbird by cbsme

Don’t forget to submit your work, and stop by each Friday for the next edition of our Fan Art Roundup!

More than just a mere Columbia child’s fable, your very own Songbird Plushie can now be pre-ordered directly from the Irrational Games store. We’ve teamed up with NECA Toys (creators of the Replica Sky-Hook and the Elizabeth & Boys of Silence figures) to create this Songbird Plushie, exclusively available at the Irrational store.

Sitting at 7” tall, Songbird has an outstretched wingspan of 14” from tip to tip, and allows you to protect everything from a shelf of books, a BioShock Infinite box, or even your very own tiny Columbian citizen from a perch above. This was concepted by Senior Character Concept Artist, Robb Waters. This Songbird is made from materials that were hand-selected to evoke the era-appropriate textures and fabric.

Find full details on how to pre-order your very own plushie HERE.

Songbird by Eyellusive

Luteces by ThatCrookedMind

Sky-Hook Advertisement by kevko76

Constants and Variables by GoshaDole

The Luteces by Hayes

We have so much more fan art to run through and it’s constantly amazing the different ranges, styles, and concepts that each of our fans continue to come up with. Don’t forget to submit your work, and stop by every Friday for the next edition.

The audio team at Irrational is an inspiring crew, creating emotions and subtle tones out of thin air. While many of our fans have heard some of the iconic songs, there’s also a number of reoccurring tones and themes that occur via specific actions in-game. Since BioShock Infinite’s release, we’ve seen much praise from our fans regarding the soundtrack and subtle interludes, but one request has been popping up time and time again, and we’re here to deliver with a few custom ringtones taken straight from the game. Inside the downloadable .zip below, you’ll find the following five tones:

• Songbird Tune
• Songbird Call
• Lovers Inflamed
• Value Appreciation
• Salt Machine Tone

Download .MP3 pack here (For Android and other devices)
Download .M4R pack here (For iOS devices)

We also have two more ringtones available exclusively via Major Nelson:

• Step On Up
• New Objective

We’re looking at potentially creating another batch of these as well, so if you have any specific requests, post a comment below and let us know. Please note that we generally cannot use specific songs from the game or in-game voices for ringtones.

How many of you knew that Booker’s birthday was one week ago, on April 19th? To honor that date, each of our displays below this week will be focusing on Mr. DeWitt.

Untitled by Catherine

Booker DeWitt by Thomas Golunski

Booker DeWitt by Hau

Meet Ryan Frandsen, our new BioShock Fan of the Month!

Location: Phoenix, Arizona

Favorite BioShock Moment: My favorite BioShock moment is actually the first 10 minutes of the game. That introduction to Rapture blows my mind every time I see it.

Most Prized BioShock Posession: My most prized possession involving BioShock is the Ultimate Rapture Edition, I love how the first one has a museum included with info I didn’t even know about until now.

First Game Ever Played: The first game I ever played was Sonic the Hedgehog, I was 2 years old. My cousin had it and when she walked away from the SEGA Genesis, I picked up the controller and just pushed every button. That first level music was in my head ever since.

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Constants and Variables by Victor Costa

The False Shepherd by Diana Ly

Lutece by Elizabeth Self

Elizabeth by Nick Minor

We’re always looking for more submissions, so start working on your own fan art today and submit them to us for your chance to be featured.

To view them all, and to choose your platform of choice, click here. Please remember to read the printing instructions before downloading, since we would hate to see our fans waste a few nice sheets of glossy paper from a misprint.

Above: “Beast of America“

Beginning next week, we’re starting our Weekly Fan Art Roundup. Our goal is to show off our fan base’s amazing levels of talent, because without our fans we would not be the company we are today. If you would like to create your own submission, simply send an email to fanart [at] irrationalgames.com, and provide us with the following:

• Your name (real or otherwise);
• A link to your artwork (please note that we do not accept attachments); and
• A brief description of what went into your piece.

We’ll then go through all of the submissions week after week and post a handful for each roundup. Take note that even if you don’t appear in one during your submission week, there’s still a chance to show up in future roundups, so you don’t need to resubmit your piece.

Above: “The Lamb’s Vision” & “The Lutece Twins“

Thank you again to our amazing fans for your hard work and dedication to Irrational Games. We hope this small showcase is one way that we can show our appreciation in return.

With BioShock Infinite recently released, there are obviously some questions floating around with regard to the game, and other portions attached to the game. We felt it would be best to compile these Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) into a single post, for easy reference and to help out as many of our fans as possible. This will be a living document, and we’ll be adding updates to this in the future.

Please note that for any direct technical support, your best option is to contact 2K Support, by clicking here.

[UPDATE - 04/05/13] PC Patch Notes:

• Fix for occasional crash occurring during startup of the game during opening movies.
• Fix for some audio being permanently disabled if a checkpoint is restored while the screen is still faded to black prior to the player’s first encounter with Daisy Fitzroy.
• Fix for user inventory issue in the Town Center fair.

How to redeem in-game rewards for Premium and Ultimate Songbird Editions:

1. (Industrial Revolution only) Fans should login to www.finkmanufacturing.com, then click on the “My Rewards” button in the top menu. Once completed, you should see a code for the platform previously specified when your Industrial Revolution was activated.
2. For any codes specific to PSN/XBL/Steam, please enter your codes into the specific redemption sections for your particular platform.
3. For any redeemed in-game rewards, they will show up in The Blue Ribbon Bar. Below are directions on how to get there.
4. To find your in-game items, simply progress through the game, and battle the first Fireman, where you receive the Devil’s Kiss vigor (shortly after the raffle scene). You will then fight through a few enemies on your way to The Blue Ribbon Bar. Upon entering The Blue Ribbon Bar, proceed into the main dining area and there will be 3 tables to the left of the bar. The rewards will be placed on those tables.

How to redeem your Season Pass Early Bird Bonuses:

1. Your 4 pieces of gear (Ghost Soldier, Electric Punch, Ammo Advantage, and Eagle Strike) will be found in the Blue Ribbon Bar, similar to the Industrial Revolution Rewards. If you enter your Season Pass code after you’ve progressed past the Blue Ribbon Bar, they will be placed in your inventory automatically.
2. Your 5 Infusion Bottles can be collected from the Blue Ribbon Bar, similar to the Industrial Revolution Rewards.
3. Your golden weapons are awarded immediately, and will be apparent the moment you pick up both the Machine Gun and Pistol.

[UPDATE - 04/08]: Please note that some PlayStation 3 users in Europe/Australia/New Zealand may need to download a separate “Early Bird Pack” via PSN to receive their bonuses.

Game Related (All Platforms):

• Do I need to play the original BioShock or BioShock 2 to play and understand BioShock Infinite?
  • Not at all. BioShock Infinite can be played as a singular experience. Players that have played a BioShock game before might pick up on little inside jokes or nods to other BioShock titles, but BioShock Infinite is its own story that stands by its self.

• Is Steam required for the PC version of BioShock Infinite? Can I play offline?
  • Steam is required for the PC version of BioShock Infinite, and requires a one-time authentication via an online connection. After that initial authentication, you can then play in Offline mode as much as you would like via Steam.

Game Related (Xbox 360):

• How can I get surround sound using HDMI?
  • In general for most titles on 360, you will need to use an Optical Audio (TOSLINK) cable for Surround Sound.

• [UPDATE - 04/19] My game isn’t saving properly when offline.
  • One thing to try is to quit out of the game, and reset your system clock to the proper time. Once done, restart your 360, and try playing the game again.

Game Related (PlayStation 3):

• Can I play BioShock Infinite with my PlayStation Move controller?
  • Yes. Select the option in the control section of the Settings menu upon start up.

• Does BioShock Infinite have full 3D support?
  • BioShock Infinite does not support 3D modes.

Game Related (PC):

• [UPDATE - 04/02] – Updating to the latest Steam Client may fix a crash during start-up of the game that some fans are experiencing .

• I get only a black screen when launching BioShock Infinite.
  • This could be caused for a number of reasons, so here’s a few potential solutions:
    • You may be blocking the Steamworks authentication, which can be solved by turning off anti-spyware/malware programs, or connecting to Steam in Offline Mode
    • You may have a video card driver issue, so be sure to head to nvidia.com or amd.com to download the newest drivers.
    • [UPDATE - 04/10] Please try following the instructions below for adding a launch option to your game.
      • In your Steam Library, right click the game and select “Properties”, then “Set Launch Options…”
      • Add “-windowed” or “-fullscreenwindowed”  (only choose one, ignore the quotes), then select “OK”.
      • This will not fix the issue to play in fullscreen mode, but should allow you to play in windowed.

• I’m seeing my game freeze every few minutes, and sometimes crashing.
  • We have seen reports on this issue from a small percentage of users.
  • We have seen users post that using the newest Beta drivers for their particular video card fixed this issue for them, but please note there are risks involved with Beta software.
  • Another solution has been to try lowering your in-game graphical settings and/or resolution.
  • Please note that we are investigating more solutions for this.

• The audio in my game is starting to crackle a bit. Can you help?
  • One fix we have seen is to go into your audio options and set it to “Vista Compatibility Mode”.

• I’m getting a message saying that the “…Steam servers are not available at this time.”
  • To correct this, please quit out of Steam, turn off any anti-malware / anti-spyware / personal firewall programs, and then try reconnecting again. Alternatively, some fans have been able to play by going into Offline Mode after activation.

• I’m having trouble re-assigning my key bindings.
  • First, quit out, disconnect all non-essential controllers, and then try again.
  • If that doesn’t work, you can find a potential solution to this issue by clicking here.

• I’m using the Steam Beta Client and my cloud saves aren’t syncing.
  • This was fixed earlier this morning (03/29), so this issue should not occur anymore.

• [UPDATE - 04/01] I’d like to disable the intro video on startup.
  • You can find documentation on how to do this from PC Gamer here.

• [UPDATE - 04/01] I’d like to adjust the FOV more than the default slider allows.
  • With help from PC Gamer, Locate [USERPROFILE HERE]/My Documents/My Games/BioShock Infinite/XGame/Config and edit XUserOptions.ini in Notepad. Full details on what to adjust it to can be found here.

• [UPDATE - 04/01] I’d like to adjust my mouse sensitivity more than the Options slider allows.
  • Please follow the instructions from PC Gamer here.

• [UPDATE - 04/01] Is there a way to have multiple save slots?
  • Similar to the three tweaks above, please see the article from PC Gamer here.

• [UPDATE - 04/09] I’m running a multi-monitor setup, and the HUD isn’t centering properly.
  • Please see the following post in our forums.

Industrial Revolution:

• Where do I go to use my Industrial Revolution code?
  • Please head to www.finkmanufacturing.com, whereupon you will find instructions on choosing your preferred platform, and how to begin your item-unlocking quest.

• I did not receive my code when I pre-ordered from a participating retailer. How do I get it?
  • Please contact 2K’s Support team, and please provide them with your code and registered email address for the Fink manufacturing website.

• How do I receive my reward items from Industrial Revolution?
  • Please login to www.finkmanufacturing.com, and go to the “My Rewards” section. In this new section, at the bottom you will need to confirm your platform. Once completed, you will receive a code to insert into your platform of choice.

• Where can I find the items that I unlock from Industrial Revolution in-game?
  • Simply progress through the game, and battle the first Fireman, where you receive the Devil’s Kiss vigor (shortly after the raffle scene). You will then fight through a few enemies on your way to The Blue Ribbon Bar. Upon entering The Blue Ribbon, proceed into the main dining area and there will be 3 tables to the left of the bar. The rewards will be placed on those tables.

Digital Soundtrack:

• The link for activating the digital soundtrack isn’t working.
  • Please visit www.bioshockinfinite.com/soundtrack.

• When I go to download my soundtrack, all I get is a white screen. Can you help?
  • This is due to your personal download link expiring. Currently, there is a time limit from the moment it hits your inbox. If you pass that amount of time, please contact 2K Support, and provide then with your soundtrack code and registered email address. They will verify your account, and then provide you with another link to get your Soundtrack.

• I’m trying to download the soundtrack via my phone, but it’s not working.
  • We recommend that you download the soundtrack to your PC, and then move it over to your mobile device after. Some mobile devices have trouble unzipping files.

• I did not purchase the Limited or Ultimate Songbird Edition. Can I buy the soundtrack?
  • We currently have no plans to sell the soundtrack.

As stated above, this will be a living document, and we’ll keep adding to this FAQ over time. We hope all of our fans enjoy BioShock Infiniteand these answers have been helpful.

They’re back once again with a special BioShock Infinite Costume Pack, featuring Elizabeth, Booker, Songbird, Motorized Patriot, and the Handyman. Songbird may just be my new character going forward, instead of my current zebra-colored alligator. There’s even a bunch of custom wallpapers for you to grab over on their site.

You can find more information on both packs by clicking here.

Now available:

• His and Hers Handyman Heart T-Shirt – 80 MS Points (each)

• Founder Soldier Outfit (Male) – 240 MS Points

• Vox Soldier Outfit (Male) – 240 MS Points

• Boys of Silence Mask (Unisex) – 160 MS Points

• Murder of Crows Vigor (Prop) – 240 MS Points

• Songbird (Prop) – 240 MS Points

• His and Hers Duke and Dimwit T-Shirt – 80 MS Points (each)

• His and Hers Bucking Bronco T-Shirt – 80 MS Points (each)

• Vox Hood (Unisex) – 160 MS Points

• Fireman Toy (Prop) – 240 MS Points

• Motorized Patriot Toy (Prop) – 240 MS Points

All these items are available today so be sure to head over to the Xbox LIVE Avatar Marketplace to get your BioShock Infinite gear now!

For more details on this new audio mode, click here.

BioShock Infinite is available now. Get your copy today!

BioShock Infinite is here, get it today!

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• GameInformer: 10/10
• Eurogamer: 10/10
• Polygon: 10/10
• GamesRadar: 5/5
• EGM: 10/10
• PCWorld.com: 5/5
• Joystiq: 5/5 -
• Destructoid: 10/10
• Revision 3: 5/5
• Escapist Magazine: 5/5
• USA Today: 4/4
• Digital Trends: 9.5/10
• IGN: 9.5 & 9.4/10
• GameTrailers.com: 9.4/10
• PC Gamer: 91/100
• GameSpot: 9/10

We’ll be adding more as they come out so keep checking back to see them all.

We can’t wait until all of our fans finally get their hands on BioShock Infinite on March 26^th.

Say hello to Eileen Meng, our newest BioShock Fan of the Month!

Location: Quito, Ecuador

Favorite BioShock Moment: Apart from thinking that the dialogue of all splicers is incredibly funny and interesting, I love it when you are surprise attacked by either a spider splicer  or houdini splicer. That really gets my hair raising and blood flowing.

Most Prized BioShock Posession: Apart from the games themselves I would have to say: my Bioshock Original Soundtrack! Even when I´m not playing I can still be surrounded by Rapture.

First Game Ever Played: Bart Simpson´s Escape from Camp Deadly on the old school Game Boy when it just came out….that kind of makes me feel old.

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On Monday, March 25^th, GameStop stores all over the U.S. and EB Games locations in Canada will be holding Midnight Openings for the launch of BioShock Infinite. To make this launch one to remember, we’re sending developers from Irrational Games to five key locations to hang out with our fans, sign copies of the game, and even hand out some free stuff to attendees.* We’re also planning on bringing a few special goodies for our fans who show up in cosplay at the locations below.*

For those of you in the Los Angeles area, we have an even bigger surprise, since Nico Vega will be performing live at 9PM PT, just before the store opens on Universal City Walk. If you’ve watched our recent trailers and TV commercial, you’ve already heard Nico Vega’s song “Beast”, but this is your chance to see them play live.

Here’s the list of our five special locations in North America, but take note that over 3,000 individual GameStop locations will be opening at midnight, so call your store in advance and find out if you can pick up your game early.

[Sign up for the official Facebook Event here]

• Boston: 40 Winter Street
• New York City: 1282 Broadway
• San Francisco: 830 Market Street
• Los Angeles: 1000 Universal Studios Blvd. Suite 101
• Toronto: 267 Yonge Street

We can’t wait to meet our fans at these five locations, and we look forward to sharing stories, taking pictures, and ensuring each of you can walk away into the night happy with your shiny new copy of BioShock Infinite.

*While supplies last

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Today, we’re exited to give you an exclusive first look at the final versions of characters you’ll see, along with a hint as to where you can find them as you play BioShock Infinite in about 10 days’ time.

Here’s Everett Sawyer, who you can’t miss as you begin to explore Columbia…

Chandra Thompson can be found inside one of the buildings in a place called Finkton…

and Sam Mans will be hanging out around the boardwalk.

See if you can spot our three casting winners in-game when you get your hands on BioShock Infinite, released on March 26, 2013.

Haven’t pre-ordered yet? Go to www.preordernow.com to reserve your copy of the Premium Edition while it lasts!

Considering all the video clips and trailers that have been in circulation on BioShock infinite, one might notice that there are quite a few other characters in the game.

Today, we are honored to reveal some more details on the talented actors that have given these characters a voice.

Troy Baker
(Final Fantasy XIII, Catherine, , Red Faction: Guerilla, Brothers In Arms, Batman: Arkham City)
as Booker DeWitt

Courtnee Draper
(Surf’s Up, Ponyo, and Kingdom Hearts II)
as Elizabeth

Jennifer Hale
(Mass Effect, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic)
as Rosalind Lutece

Oliver Vaquer
(Dexter, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, The Warriors)
as Robert Lutece

Kiff VandenHeuvel
(Star Wars: The Old Republic, Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition)
as Zachary Comstock

Kimberly D. Brooks
(Mass Effect, Batman: Arkham City, XCOM: Enemy Unknown)
as Daisy Fitzroy

Keith Szarabajka
(Argo, Sons of Anarchy, Halo 4, The Dark Knight, L.A. Noire)
as Cornelius Slate

Bill Lobley
(Sealab 2021, Alan Wake, Mafia II)
as Jeremiah Fink

Also with:

Amanda Philipson

April Stewart

Cindy Robinson

Laura Bailey

Lori Rom

Misty Lee

Tess Masters

Catherine Zambri

Dina Pearlman

Stephanie D’Abruzzo

Brent Popolizio

Brian Kimmet

Jesse Corti

Jim Meskimen

Joey D’Auria

Liam O’Brien

Mark Allan Stewart

Neil Kaplan

Patrick Pinney

Sam Riegel

Scott Holst

Spike Spencer

Steve Blum

Yuri Lowenthal

T. Ryder Smith

Gwendoline Yeo

Daheli Hall

Dioni Michelle Collins

Masasa Moyo

Elle Newlands

Kaiji Tang

Kevin Yamada

Matthew Yang King

Arif S. Kinchen

Faruq Tauheed

Roger Cross

T.C. Carson

Anthony Brophy

Brad Grusnick

Greg Ellis

Robin Atkin Downes

Patti Yasutake

Mimi Michaels

Vic Chao

BioShock Infinite launches on March 26, 2013. Pre-order today at www.preordernow.com

Have you been eyeing the Sky-Hook replica but just needed one more reason to click the checkout button? Maybe you want that extremely limited piece of art but find yourself a little short.

Well, we have just the news for you. Starting today, the Irrational Games Store will be offering shipping via USPS for only $1.99! For anyone feeling a little impatient, don’t worry—we still have rush shipping options available.

What are you waiting for? Get your shopping on today!

• Trio Lithograph Set
• Murder of Crows T-Shirt
• LE Columbia Concept Statue

Details are as follows:

$1.99 shipping and handling is available for orders being shipped within the U.S. International customers are eligible for a reduced shipping rate (up to $10 in savings) that includes all applicable duties, taxes, and surcharges. Offer valid on store.irrationalgames.com only and does not apply to previous purchases or credits. Details are subject to change and may be canceled without notice.

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Here’s how it works: Irrational Games staff will be walking around the show floor of PAX East all day Saturday on the lookout for BioShock- and BioShock Infinite-themed cosplayers. If you get spotted in costume—you’ll receive a wristband with everything you need to know.

This is your chance to finally show off that costume you’ve been working on all winter long. What better way to get a little recognition for it? Keep in mind, there’ll be some stiff competition, so make sure you bring your A game. How else do you expect to win?

What’s that? Don’t have a costume yet? PAX East is a few weeks away so get going!

Here’s the City in the Sky trailer, and a look back at last year’s cosplay competition for inspiration.

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Looking forward to seeing all you cosplayers at PAX East. Good luck!

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Here on IrrationalGames.com, we’ve embedded a special behind-the-scenes clip of Troy and Courtnee performing part of “Will the Circle Be Unbroken” in the studio, so click play to hear a sneak preview.

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There’s still time to place your pre-order for the Ultimate Songbird or Premium Edition if you want your own copy of the soundtrack. For the full track list, see below:

1. Introduction  (K. Levine)
   • Performed by Oliver Vaquer, Jennifer Hale, Troy Baker
2. Welcome to Columbia  (G. Schyman, J. Bonney)
3. Will The Circle Be Unbroken – choral version  (A. Habershon, C. Gabriel)
   • Arranged by Marc Lacuesta
   • Maureen Murphy – vocal soloist
4. Lighter Than Air  (G.Schyman)
5. Lutece  (G. Schyman)
6. The Battle For Columbia I  (G. Schyman, J. Bonney)
7. The Girl In The Tower  (G.Schyman)
8. Elizabeth  (G.Schyman)
9. The Songbird  (G. Schyman)
10. Rory O’More/Saddle The Pony  (S. Lover/anon.)
    • Rodney Miller – fiddle
    • Elvie Miller – piano, accordion
    • David Porter – guitar
11. The Battle For Columbia II  (G. Schyman)
12. The Readiness Is All  (K. Levine, J. Bonney)
13. Lions Walk With Lions  (G. Schyman)
14. Will The Circle Be Unbroken  (A. Habershon, C. Gabriel)
    • Courtnee Draper – vocal
    • Troy Baker – guitar
15. Unintended Consequences  (G. Schyman)
16. The Battle For Columbia III  (G. Schyman)
17. Family Reunion  (G. Schyman)
18. Solace  (S. Joplin)
    • Duncan Watt – piano
19. The Battle For Columbia IV  (G. Schyman)
20. The Battle For Columbia V  (G. Schyman)
21. Let Go  (G. Schyman)
22. Doors  (G. Schyman)
23. The Girl For The Debt  (G. Schyman)
24. Back In The Boat  (G. Schyman)
25. AD  (G. Schyman)
26. Smothered  (G. Schyman)
27. Baptism  (G. Schyman, J. Bonney)
28. Will The Circle Be Unbroken – full version  (A. Habershon, C. Gabriel)
    • Courtnee Draper – vocal
    • Troy Baker – guitar

Remember, for the latest news and information on BioShock Infinite, become a fan on Facebook and follow Irrational Games on Twitter.

Here’s what you can expect to find in the Xbox LIVE Avatar Marketplace starting today:

• Early Elizabeth Dress Up (female only) – 240 MS Points

• Songbird Shirt (male/female) – 80 MS Points [based off real life shirt, available in the Irrational Games Store]

• Motorized Patriot Mask – 160 MS Points

• Handyman Hands Prop – 240 MS Points

• Songbird Plushie Prop – 240 MS Points

• Sky-Hook Prop – 320 MS Points

All these items are available today so be sure to head over to the Xbox LIVE Avatar Marketplace to get your BioShock Infinite gear now!

Pre-order BioShock Infinite on Steam today to help unlock exclusive rewards and free copies of BioShock and X-Com: Enemy Unknown!

Who wouldn’t want free games? Well, you’ll be rewarded handsomely when you pre-order BioShock Infinite on Steam.  As if you needed another reason to pre-order, Steam is running a pre-purchase rewards program!

Here’s how it works: if enough people pre-order BioShock Infinite, a free copy of the original BioShock gets unlocked. If that’s not enough, a series of exclusive BioShock Infinite-themed items (details below) in Team Fortress 2 will be unlocked if the number of pre-orders reaches the next level.  Lastly, Steam will sweeten the pot by unlocking a free copy of X-Com: Enemy Unknown once pre-orders hit that magic number. Of course, this is in addition to the Industrial Revolution pack that you will receive immediate access to just for pre-ordering!

But to unlock all these rewards, you’ll need to spread the word and work as a team – the more people who pre-order, the more rewards gets unlocked.  Simple enough, right?

• “Vox Diabolus”: “With this Vox Populi anarchist mask, you can terrify your enemies into thinking you’re the Devil Himself, or worse, a protestor. Either way, they’re probably going to avoid you at the entrance to the supermarket when you try to get them to sign something.”

• “The Pounding Father” : “Heavy cannot tell lie. Heavy is first President of United States. Of crushing little baby men.”

• “Blind Justice“- “Want to command respect from people standing at an indeterminate distance from your immediate right? Bolt on a platinum Pinkerton badge and experience the thrill for yourself!”

• “The Sydney Straw Boat” “Throw this hat on the ground to express rage, or in the air to express joy! Take a hat-based trip through time to learn how your great grandparents displayed emotions in the days before emoticons!”

• “The Person in the Iron Mask“- “Turkey? Chicken? Game hens? Your head? This cast iron poultry furnace will smoke anything placed inside it.”

• “The Doe-Boy” “Protect the important thoughts in your head — ones like \”liberty\” and \”freedom\” and \”democracy\” — with good, honest, hat-shaped American steel. This helmet won’t run (until heated to 2500°F)!”

• “The Steel Songbird” “It gets pretty quiet in that sniper’s nest. Why not treat yourself to the haunting rhythmic symphony of bolts being constantly pooped by this mute, easily terrified incontinent bird?”

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Those who purchase the BioShock Infinite Season Pass will also receive the Early Bird Special Pack at no extra cost. This bonus pack contains four pieces of exclusive gear, a Machine Gun Damage Upgrade, a Pistol Damage Upgrade, a gold skin for both weapons and five Infusion bottles that allow players to increase their health, their shield durability or their ability to use Vigors by increasing the quantity of Salts they can carry.

The BioShock Infinite Season Pass will be available on March 26, 2013 when the game is planned to launch, and provide nearly $30.00 of add-on content for $19.99 (PlayStation®Network, Windows® PC) or 1,600 Microsoft Points (Xbox LIVE^® online entertainment network) – a savings of more than 30%. The Season Pass will include all three add-on packs, and can be pre-ordered today through www.bioshockinfinite.com or at a participating retailer.

When we first announced BioShock Infinite, we made a promise to deliver a game that was very much a BioShock experience, and at the same time something completely different. And our commitment to making good on that promise, no matter what, has been our driving force for the last three years or so.

You, the fans, have been incredibly patient with us. You shared your hopes and wishes for the game with us, and you kept the faith.

Today, I’m happy to announce that the game has gone gold. What that means is that it has been approved by both Sony and Microsoft (and the PC Gods, natch) to be sent to the manufacturing guys to load up fleets of trucks with BioShock Infinite and be driven to a store near you on March 26th.

The total cost of the game was five years, 941 billion Klingon darseks (plus tip), 47 camels, a cranberry flan, and the blood, sweat, and tears of the Irrational Team.

Nobody has ever built a game quite like this. It’s a shooter, but a shooter that brings you to very uncomfortable and dangerous places. I can’t demand that you play the game; I can promise you, however, that once you have, it will be an experience you won’t soon forget.

Who is Booker, and what is the debt that drives him to Columbia? What are Elizabeth’s powers and why has she been locked up since she was a child? Why does Booker have the letters “AD” branded into his right hand? And what, in God’s name, is the Songbird.

Columbia is a city teeming with mystery. I’m glad to say that one mystery is over: On March 26th, you will be able to play BioShock Infinite.

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This trio includes the Handyman, Charles with his murder of crows, and of course Elizabeth and Songbird.   They’ll be available individually as well as an exclusive limited edition set signed by both Creative Director Ken Levine and artist Robb Waters.

Available now is series 1 of the BioShock Infinite figures by NECA. The series includes a highly detailed and articulated Elizabeth and the Boys of Silence figure. You can finally get these awesome collectible figures in your grubby little hands.

And it doesn’t end there! Coming soon to the Irrational Games store is the long awaited Sky-Hook Replica from NECA.  With this, you can finally ride the Sky-Lines!  Well, not really but you can always pretend.  Keep an eye out for this because they’ll only be available in limited quantities.

You can find all this and more at the Irrational Games Store!

The Ultimate Songbird Edition is almost sold out. Neither GameStop or Amazon have any left. If you can find one, I suggest you snap it up. (They’re not even available yet and they’re already listing on eBay for nearly twice their retail price.)

So what if you can’t get an Ultimate Songbird Edition?

Well, there’s still plenty of awesomeness left. You can still get all the other cool things that come with the Premium Edition:

• Handyman Figurine – A nice little version of the big bad guy.
• Lithograph – Slick art from within the game.
• Murder of Crows Keychain – Take a little vigor with you wherever you go.
• Soundtrack – Original music from the game.
• Upgrade Pack – Exclusive in-game power-ups.
• DLC – Avatar costumes for 360 and themes for PS3 and PC.

And my favorite item, the Special Edition Art Book. See how the characters, creatures and world were created by the artists here at Irrational. Take a peek inside and check out this exploration of Elizabeth:

How do you get your hands on all this?

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We’ve received some great feedback since the PC requirements for BioShock Infinite were announced last week. Many of you still had burning questions so we compiled a list and had Technical Director Chris Kline provide answers.

Q: Does the game support 120 hertz?

Chris Kline: If you play the game with the frame rate locked then the game will render at the lesser of the maximum rate that your hardware is capable of, given the current scene and your chosen resolution and graphics options, and the refresh rate of your monitor. If you use the in-game UI option to disable frame rate locking, then the game will only be limited by your hardware and not the monitor refresh rate. For example, if you have a 120 Hz monitor, and your graphics card is capable of rendering the scene at 187 FPS, then the game will render at 120 FPS (if frame rate is locked) or 187 FPS (if unlocked).

Q: Does this title support Windows XP, Vista, 7, or 8?

Chris Kline: Windows XP is not supported. The PC version requires Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8.

Q: Is it Windows 8 Certified or just compatible?

Chris Kline: Compatible.

Q: Today I learned the PC requirements for BioShock Infinite and that it will come with a bench tool.  If not free, how would I know if it will run?

Chris Kline: If your PC meets the minimum requirements that we’ve already announced, you can be confident that the game will be playable on that specification with some combination of settings. How fast the game runs and how beautiful it will look depends on how powerful your PC configuration is. So if your PC is at the low end of the requirements you may need to run at a lower resolution and/or lower some of the configurable graphics quality settings.

Q: How would it run on a GTX460?

Chris Kline: I have not personally tested with this specific graphics card, and I don’t have access to your machine, so I’m not able to give you hard numbers. However, that card is above our minimum requirements for graphics cards. Therefore if your machine meets the other minimum requirements for BioShock Infinite, I believe it will run well.

As a side note, if you’re interested in checking out how your graphics card compares to our minimum and recommended specifications, here is a helpful comparison chart where more powerful cards are at the top and less powerful ones at the bottom: Tom’s Hardware “Best Graphics Cards For The Money: January 2013 ” Graphics Card Hierarchy Chart

Q: What are your plans for widescreen in BioShock Infinite?

Chris Kline: We’ve done a lot of work for BioShock Infinite to support a wide range of display setups and resolutions, so I’m confident you’ll have a great full-screen play experience when it is released.

Q: Will it support Steam offline mode?

Chris Kline: Steam Offline Mode is supported.

Q: Will there be any DRM?

Chris Kline: We are using the standard Steam DRM. You’ll need a Steam account and a broadband internet connection during initial installation for Steam authentication. But otherwise it works pretty much like any other Steam title: you can install under the same Steam account on multiple machines, activate Steam Offline Mode to play on an airplane, etc.

Q: Will I be able to run this on ATI Radeon Mobility HD 4500 series?

Chris Kline: Unfortunately this card is below our minimum requirements, so I cannot state with confidence that it will perform well on your PC.

Q: If I purchase a boxed copy of BioShock Infinite, does that mean I’ll still be able to play it using Steam or do I have to actually purchase it through Steam?

Chris Kline: You do not need to purchase the game via Steam to play it using Steam.

Q: Will the game require the disc to be in the computer or is it able to directly download from Steam? I bought the collector’s edition but my computer doesn’t have an optical drive.  Am I allowed to input a code into Steam and download it without the disc?

Chris Kline: Boxed copies will include a Steam key. So if you bought a boxed copy but your computer doesn’t have an optical drive, you can still activate and install the game via a Steam download.

Q: Is BioShock Infinite a Steamworks title?

Chris Kline: Yes, BioShock Infinite is a Steamworks title, and activation requires a Steam account.

Q: The minimum PC specs confuse me.  It says that the minimum video memory is 512, but it also states that it can run on Intel integrated chipsets which my system says is 384 megs.

Chris Kline: This is a little complicated to answer because Intel graphics works a little differently from other vendors. As Intel says in their Graphics Memory FAQ:

“Intel graphics do not have dedicated memory but utilizes some of the computer’s system memory. The amount of memory used for graphics may be a fixed amount or may vary up to a maximum amount. It depends on if your computer manufacturer has configured your computer to use a fixed amount, a dynamic amount (varying up to a maximum amount), or a combination of both fixed and dynamic amounts of graphics memory.”

The best way for you to find out if your computer has enough graphics memory is to follow the instructions in the Intel Graphics Memory FAQ in the section titled “How much graphics memory does my computer have?” This explains a method that allows you to find out how much memory your Intel graphics setup has access to, taking into account the memory it shares with system memory.

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Did you reserve your copy of BioShock Infinite yet? Check out the following trailer to see all the bonuses you’ll get when you pre-order now!

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You’ll receive the Industrial Revolution Pack, which grants exclusive access to three in-game gear items that boost combat abilities, 500 bonus in-game currency, five lock picks, and the Industrial Revolution puzzle game which unlocks stories of Columbia and allows players to pledge their allegiance to the Vox Populi or Founders through Facebook.

To get all of this great stuff, pre-order BioShock Infinite from a participating retailer here.

Fifteen years ago, Irrational Games got its start making PC games, and the PC gaming experience has always been near and dear to our hearts. But it’s been a long time since we released the original BioShock, and PC gamers have come to expect a lot more for their money. So it’s understandable that you might be wondering: Will BioShock Infinite treat you right? Read on to find out what’s in store for the PC version, and you be the judge.

Controls

One of the big differences between PC and console gaming is the availability of a mouse and keyboard. You expect it, so we’re happy to confirm that the PC options screens let you remap all the default action bindings, with both primary and alternate bindings available simultaneously. Speaking of mice, we’ve made sure not to alter the sensitivity of high-end gaming mice by applying artificial mouse smoothing, and you can control sensitivity or toggle mouse acceleration in the options screen.

What’s that you’re mumbling to yourself? You prefer a console controller? Don’t worry, traitor, your secret is safe with us. There are three separate controller layouts (Default, Marksman, and Retro), each of which support loads of configuration options. You can tweak aim assist, sensitivity, vibration, and look inversion. Are you a left-handed player? Go ahead and revel in your genetic superiority because all controller layouts support multiple analog-stick configurations: Default (Look on right stick, Move on left), Southpaw (opposite of Default), Legacy (for those GoldenEye fans), and Legacy Southpaw. And for those who truly yearn for an old-school feel, or who use special controllers for medical reasons, we even let you swap the left or right analog stick with the D-pad.

All UI’s in the game are controllable via either keyboard and mouse or the console controller, and you can switch back and forth between the two input paradigms without ever pausing the game.

Graphics

I know, I know. Why discuss Controls first when we all know that Graphics Options is the first place you’ll be visiting? Because patience is a virtue. And it’s worth the wait.

This time around, we’ve fully embraced widescreen gaming. With our implementation of “horizontal plus” widescreen support, the wider you go, the more you’ll see of Columbia’s gorgeous vistas. And for the true aficionado, we support multi-monitor gaming with AMD Eyefinity, NVIDIA Surround, and Matrox TripleHead2Go. You’ll also have separate controls for aspect ratio, resolution, and display mode (fullscreen, windowed, and fullscreen windowed).

We have six different graphics presets, from “Very Low” to “Ultra,” providing a wide range of quality-versus-performance options. Gamers who want to tweak those further can switch to a Custom configuration, which gives you control over anti-aliasing, texture detail, texture filtering, dynamic shadows, post-processing, light shafts, ambient occlusion, and object level of detail. Many of these options have setting levels that are only available under DX11.

That’s right—BioShock Infinite is a DX11 game. Though you only need DX10-compatible hardware to play, having a DX11 graphics card gives you access to contact-hardening dynamic shadows, diffusion depth of field, high definition ambient occlusion and optimized antialiasing. Each of these features was developed in close collaboration with AMD’s graphics experts to take maximum advantage of modern DX11 hardware.

Finally, to show off all of that glorious PC pixel-pushing power, we’re shipping with unadulterated, full-resolution textures right in the box. You may not enjoy the three-DVD install, but we hope you will appreciate the jaw-dropping detail our amazing team of artists lavished on the game.

Gaming Wherever, Whenever

So you have a sweet gaming rig at home, but what about when you’re on the road for work, taking a break between classes, or visiting your relatives? We know that you appreciate being able to bring your gaming with you and may not always have a beefy machine available. We’ve worked hard to include graphics options that scale both up and down, so you can play BioShock Infinite even on less powerful setups with integrated graphics.

Speaking of bringing your gaming with you, did I mention that the game is on Steam, with Steam Cloud support? You’ll be able to get your BioShock Infinite fix no matter where you are, and your saved progress travels with you.

Likewise, if you just bought an 80-inch TV and prefer to take your PC gaming to the couch (or is it a “love seat”?), we’ve got you covered with support for Steam’s Big Picture mode. Heck, with a wireless controller and a good insurance plan, you can even play from your Jacuzzi.

Requirements

Will BioShock Infinite run on your gaming setup? We certainly hope so! So, without further ado, here are the PC requirements for BioShock Infinite:

MINIMUM

• OS: Windows Vista Service Pack 2 32-bit
• Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO 2.4 GHz / AMD Athlon X2 2.7 GHz
• Memory: 2 GB
• Hard Drive: 20 GB free
• Video Card: DirectX10 Compatible ATI Radeon HD 3870 / NVIDIA 8800 GT / Intel HD 3000 Integrated Graphics
• Video Card Memory: 512 MB
• Sound Card: DirectX Compatible

RECOMMENDED

• OS: Windows 7 Service Pack 1 64-bit
• Processor: Quad Core Processor
• Memory: 4 GB
• Hard Drive: 30 GB free
• Video Card: DirectX11 Compatible, AMD Radeon HD 6950 / NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560
• Video Card Memory: 1024 MB
• Sound Card: DirectX Compatible

OTHER REQUIREMENTS & SUPPORTS

Steam account required for game activation and installation. Initial installation requires one-time broadband internet connection for Steam authentication and Platform Update For Windows Vista (KB 971644 required on Vista only for DirectX 11); software installations required (included with the game) include Steam Client, Microsoft DirectX Runtime, Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable 2008 SP1, and Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable 2010 SP1.

Conclusion

If I have any regrets, it’s that there are always more features that we wanted to add than we had time to implement. For example, some of the most requested PC features these days are in-game V-Sync and FOV adjustment controls. Unfortunately, given our tight sc—wait, never mind. We added those too!

Still have questions? Then send them to community@irrationalgames.com and I’ll have answers in a separate post next week!

We’re incredibly excited about the quality of BioShock Infinite on the PC platform, and we can’t wait for you to experience it for yourself on March 26^th. Secure your copy at www.preordernow.com!

—Chris Kline, Technical Director, Irrational Games

Looking for something to tide you over until BioShock Infinite is in your hot little hands? We’ve got you covered at the Irrational Games Store. Literally.

You may recall a poll we conducted to decide which t-shirt design to make available and you chose this excellent advertisement for the hottest property in 1895 Columbia, the Murder of Crows Vigor! But if tall, winged and leathery is more to your liking, we’re also featuring a fantastic new Songbird design.

For the ultimate fan, however, we’re very excited to announce a special item we haven’t even hinted at before.

Each unique area of the floating city went through countless iterations and design phases, from rough sketches to complete architectural drawings. This is your chance to own a piece of Columbia for your wall.  We’ve made an extremely limited run of 100 lithographs of the concept artwork for Columbia’s Boardwalk and had them nicely framed, suitable for hanging in your library or drawing room. Or heck, your dorm room. They also come with a certificate of authenticity that is hand-numbered and signed by Ken Levine!

And one more thing: You’ll be able to get your hands on NECA’s Elizabeth and the Boys of Silence figures very soon!

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In October, we announced that pre-orders for BioShock Infinite would include exclusive access to BioShock Infinite: Industrial Revolution, a unique puzzle game developed in conjunction with Lazy 8 Studios. But what some folks might have missed is that there’s more to Industrial Revolution than a few cool unlockable bonuses for BioShock Infinite. Lazy 8 has, in fact, crafted a complete and compelling game that provides unique insights into what’s really going on in Columbia.

Before Industrial Revolution, Lazy 8 might best have been known for their similarly themed puzzle game, COGS. In COGS, players have to solve interlocking gear, pipe, and mechanical puzzles around three-dimensional objects. COGS is one of those games that for the period of a few years seemed to show up everywhere, available on phones and PCs and tablets every time a new platform launched. The game has been a finalist at IndieCade and the Independent Games Festival, and won the 2009 Indie Game Challenge.

And somewhere along the way, the game caught Irrational’s eye.

“They came to me with some ideas already in mind of what they wanted a stand-alone BioShock puzzle game to look like,” recalls Rob Jagnow, founder of Lazy 8 Studios. The idea was to have a separate BioShock Infinite experience that could help introduce the world to the themes, locations, and players of the ‘big game.’ The core puzzle design was completed almost two years ago, and while we reordered the difficulty ramp a bit, all in all, the designs have stayed intact.”

While many of the unlocks can be grabbed easily, to get them all, you’ll need to complete the whole game. And the rewards are more than just unlocks. Each puzzle tasks the player with connecting a power source to an output, using various gears and pulleys. Solving the puzzle puts a virtual factory to work making materiel that the player can then choose to send to the Founders or the Vox. Based on the choices the player makes, the story told in Industrial Revolution will change, providing a unique opportunity for storytelling.

So while players go through an increasingly complex series of mechanical puzzles, they also influence a short story being told within the game through newspaper clippings and propaganda posters. Long before they fire up BioShock Infinite, Industrial Revolution players will have seen the struggle unfold between Columbia’s founders and the Vox Populi. Before they ever meet Elizabeth and Booker, they’ll get to know Daisy Fitzroy, leader of Columbia’s resistance.

But even more than that, they will have influenced that conflict and earned bonuses they can carry into the very first levels of BioShock Infinite. “It’s great to bring a story in,” says Jagnow. “It took a lot of back-and-forth, but the game now tells the story of the 12 years prior to what happens in BioShock Infinite.”

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Having received 38% of fan votes, this Songbird image will be printed on the reverse side of the inlay for all copies of BioShock Infinite.

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Today Ken Levine did his Ask-Me-Anything on Reddit (make sure to check it out – it’s currently sitting at #2 on the Reddit front page) and he revealed a little secret that we hadn’t talked about yet.

Did you love that music from the first two BioShocks? Then you’re going to be very happy. Ken had this to say:

“We’re proud to announce that Garry Schyman, composer of BioShock 1 and 2 has returned to the composer’s chair for BioShock Infinite. His score is very different from the first two games, yet very much guided by the same aesthetic principles. We were lucky to have him and I can’t wait until you get to hear some of his stuff. He’s working in a different, sparer style, but it’s awesome.”

Curious? We’ve got a sample for you. Check it out here…

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I’m happy to announce that the game will come with a reversible cover.

But that’s not all. We want to hear your voice on what that cover should be. To that end, we’ve arranged a poll below that lets you choose from several potential reversible covers. I’ve got my favorite, but I’m not telling which.  We’ve got to do this quickly to meet our print deadlines, so vote soon. Like, NOW!

But what’s that you say? You want even more choice in covers? We’re also going to be arranging a whole mess of MORE alternate covers which will be available to download and print yourself. Of course, these are free and we’d love to hear your thoughts in the forums as to what you’d like to see.

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The world is about to change for BioShock Infinite fans.

For the very first time, media from all over the world got their hands on BioShock Infinite. They sat down with the first few hours of the game and played it to their heart’s content: hands on and no holds barred.

Some of their coverage has already hit the web. PC Gamer said:

I’ve just played the first five hours of BioShock Infinite, and I’ve come away with the same dazed feeling I got after I first played Half-Life 2. It’s a sensory overload: a relentless series of staggering sights, astonishing events, and more story and detail and mysteries than I could possibly absorb.

Work on the game is now down to final polish and bugfixing. In order to give the team a few more weeks of this polish, the release date of BioShock Infinite is March 26^th.

We know that this is going to ruffle some feathers. But we’re willing to take the heat to make sure that BioShock Infinite is 100% the game our fans deserve.

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