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Bioshock Infinite
Of all the eye-opening things in BioShock Infinite's full E3 trailer, perhaps one of the most startling is Elizabeth's mysterious power to open up tears in the fabric of BioShock Infinite's universe. Irrational Games' Ken Levine describes the back story regarding these tears in this new developer clip.
Levine not only describes the scientific history (in terms of both the game and its basis on our own history) behind these world tears, but he also goes into how Elizabeth's power to manipulate different versions of Columbia can aid the player during gameplay by giving them options to utilize.
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