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Update: BioShock Infinite's Ken Levine Teases Excitement For Tomorrow
Update: Yesterday, Ken Levine teased excitement for tomorrow. Today, he is doing the same thing.
Check the internets tuesday at around 8AM est to see what I'm up to tomw. Hopefully, it won't involve a perp walk.
— Ken Levine (@IGLevine) July 29, 2013
Thanks to Eric for the news tip!
Original story:
Ken Levine, co-founder of Irrational Games and director of BioShock Infinite, seems to be teasing something for tomorrow.
Levine tweeted simply, "Excited for tomorrow." This normally wouldn't be cause for alarm, but in June Irrational Games said that late July would bring news about BioShock Infinite's DLC. Next week is the last week of July, and you can't get any later in the month than that.
Excited for tomorrow.
— Ken Levine (@IGLevine) July 28, 2013
Thanks to Phil Smith for the news tip!
[Source: Twitter]
Our Take
In most cases, a tweet like this would be dismissed. Levine could just be excited because tomorrow is Geddy Lee of Rush's birthday, but Levine doesn't do much tweeting outside of things related to his games. Also, the promise of Infinite DLC information back in June makes it seem like tomorrow could be the day we finally learn what's next for Booker and Elizabeth.
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