There are a lot of mysteries surrounding Columbia, Elizabeth, and Comstock in BioShock Infinite, but this latest trailer for the game reveals a little more about protagonist Booker DeWitt. "Bring us the girl, and wipe away the debt," an unknown voice tells Booker at the beginning of his journey... More

Take another look at the wonders and dangers of BioShock Infinite's Columbia in this new trailer for the game. The trailer shows a bit of everything – gameplay, the people of Columbia, Elizabeth (and her interesting powers), and the political backdrop of the floating city. BioShock Infinite... More

Perhaps to make up for the fact that BioShock Infinite just got delayed, developer Irrational has sent along this trailer featuring the game's opening moments to assure the public that everything's on track. Warning: Spoliers ahead. How exactly does one get up to the floating city of Columbia... More

Irrational Games has released the latest in its series of Heavy Hitters videos, introducing us all to the Siren enemy type. As the team explains in the clip, she's a throwback to when the term "spiritual" meant something a bit different than what it does now. This former singer has the... More

In a new video, series creator Ken Levine introduces us to the actors playing the essential roles of protagonist Booker DeWitt and Elizabeth, the woman he's sent to retrieve from Columbia. The first part of this new Irrational Games video series features actor Troy Baker, actress Courtnee Draper... More

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... More

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'... More