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Bioshock Infinite
Since BioShock Infinite isn't releasing until 2012, fans have a lot of time on their hands before they get to board the floating city of Columbia. To make the wait less painful, developer Irrational Games is releasing a steady stream of new artwork.
The piece above is an advertisement for Buckin' Bronco, a new vigor protagonist Booker DeWitt can ingest to give him an edge in combat. The image below is an advertisement for one of the new weapons that Columbia citizens use to raise their rhetoric to a more aggressive level than our contemporary conservatives vs. liberals talk radio shoutfests.
My favorite piece, however, is this new propaganda art showcasing the menacing Songbird towering over a member of the Vox Populi dissident group.
If you want to see these images in greater detail, check out the image gallery below. To read more about BioShock Infinite, check out our latest preview and visit our cover story hub.
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