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The developers at Irrational Games have revealed a new trailer for BioShock Infinite during the VGA ceremony, created entirely using in-game footage, which shows some weapons, new enemies and suggests a more emotional story than initially thought.The combat sequences appear to be pretty fast and the open world nature... |
12 December 2011
08:21 GMT |
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BioShock Infinite is still some time away from release but the developers at Irrational Games are eager to talk about their new game universe and about how the setting and the main gameplay mechanics are linked.Ken Levine, the leader of development on BioShock Infinite, told PlayStation Access that, “A very imp... |
8 December 2011
16:21 GMT |
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Irrational Games might have been the outfit to begin work on BioShock Infinite but it seems that in order to finish the game they will get help from 2K Australia, the team that also provided some work on the second game on the series.Ken Levine, who is the leader of development at Irrational Games, told Joystiq that,... |
29 November 2011
03:21 GMT |
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The original BioShock, created by Irrational Games when they were known as 2K Boston, has been praised for its narrative and characters design and recent statements from the leader of the studio have suggested that his own background in screenwriting might have something to do with that.Speaking to IndustryGamers, Ke... |
17 November 2011
02:29 GMT |
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After the first game in the BioShock series Take Two farmed out the series to its Marin subsidiary and allowed Irrational Games to change its name and spend some time thinking about the future of the series and about whether Rapture, the underwater city created by the team, would remain the main setting.It seems that... |
15 November 2011
17:01 GMT |
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BioShock Infinite is already shaping up to be one of the most interesting video games of 2012 and the leader of developer Irrational Games, Ken Levine, has stated that all of the important decisions about the video game are made by him personally.Speaking to Joystiq the well known developer stated, “I love the ... |
27 October 2011
09:21 GMT |
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According to an announcement made by NASA officials on Tuesday, August 2, a piece of debris from the space shuttle Columbia was discovered recently in Texas. The finding comes 8 years after the 2003 tragedy that saw the orbiter disintegrating during atmospheric reentry, killing all 7 crew members.The disaster was cau... |
3 August 2011
14:01 GMT |
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Video game developer Irrational Games has launched a contest which allows members of the fan community for the BioShock series to get their name in the next game as long as they post it on the official website of the company.
The deadline for the “Name in the Game” competition is set for April 12 at 1... |
11 April 2011
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The American space agency has a dark week ahead, beginning on Thursday, January 27. For the next few days, it will commemorate the crews of the space shuttles Columbia and Challenger, lost in the line of duty, as well as the three astronauts that perished during a fire on the Apollo 1 mission.
The tragedy that sa... |
25 January 2011
02:05 GMT |
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The developers of the upcoming Bioshock Infinite, the first person shooter from Irrational Games, are looking for a way to encourage the player use a wide array of powers and weapons as they tackle the challenges that the new game will throw their way.Shaun Robertson, who is the leading artists working on Bioshock In... |
28 September 2010
16:31 GMT |
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Ken Levine, the leader of the Irrational Games studio, has talked about their Bioshock Infinite project and about how it aims to push interactions between Artificial Intelligence characters forward in order to create a more engaging and believable world.He talked about one sequence which will appear in the game, sayi... |
27 September 2010
13:21 GMT |
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Ken Levine, the leader of Irrational Games, has offered some more details about his upcoming project Bioshock Infinite, which will take players familiar with the mix between shooting and biotic powers back to the America of pre World War I in order to save a mysterious little girl.One of the most stark additions seen... |
23 September 2010
18:11 GMT |
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Ken Levine, the leader of Irrational Games and the creator of the BioShock concept, has acknowledged that he might at some point return to the setting of Rapture to create more video game but insisted that his current focus is on BioShock Infinite.Talking to CVG at the Gamescom event in Cologne Ken Levine said that, ... |
26 August 2010
16:21 GMT |
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Irrational Games has announced BioShock Infinite, the studio's latest take-on the first person shooter genre. This time around, the action takes place in 1912 in Columbia, a city in the sky. The title will be released sometime in 2012 on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. BioShock Infinite moves the action fro... |
13 August 2010
06:50 GMT |
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Though the first heat shield inspection of the STS-130 mission revealed no significant damage to the shuttle's defense mechanism, engineers at NASA have been working since then on determining whether two minor glitches could have any impact on Endeavor's landing. Using data collected by the astronauts emplo... |
13 February 2010
02:20 GMT |
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Debris falling off the external fuel tank was the main reason why space shuttle Columbia was lost on February 1, 2003. The flying foam breached the structural integrity of the heat shield, and broke a few ceramic tiles apart. Upon atmospheric reentry, the spacecraft's wing came under extreme stress from soaring ... |
26 October 2009
04:54 GMT |
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Engineers at the American space agency NASA have recently announced that they may have to roll the space shuttle Discovery and its rockets back to the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at the Kennedy Space Center, in Florida. They say that the external fuel tank has a foam-shedding problem, which could jeopardize the p... |
12 August 2009
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On the 1st of February 2003, the space shuttle Columbia re-entered Earth's atmosphere while severely damaged to the left wing. The intense heat generated by the friction with the air eventually weakened the structural integrity of the vehicle and determined its disintegration, killing the crew of seven it was ca... |
10 May 2008
04:26 GMT |
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Yesterday, the crew of STS-123 mission executed the scheduled spacewalk to test the new heat-shield repair technique developed by NASA. The Tile Repair Ablator Dispenser, or T-RAD, was designed to be used in the repair of damaged heat tiles covering the underbelly of the space shuttle. The need for a repair technique... |
21 March 2008
09:45 GMT |
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We all know how valuable heat shields are while making re-entries into Earth's atmosphere, the Columbia space shuttle disaster stands as testimony for the importance of such hardware, as a hole only about 30 centimeters in diameter brought down a 3.6 ton behemoth of a spacecraft, killing seven in the process. In... |
3 March 2008
05:57 GMT |
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This time Atlantis had no more problems with the external fuel tank fill up and cleared the launch pad right as scheduled, at 2:45 p.m. ET, from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The space shuttle is carrying the European space module Columbus to the International Space Station, where it will remain for the next s... |
8 February 2008
03:54 GMT |
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Only four days ago, the world remembered the events which took place 22 years ago, when the space shuttle Challenger disintegrated into the Earth's atmosphere during a failed launch attempt. Through an unfortunate chain of events, five years ago, the space shuttle Columbia suffered a similar outcome during a re-... |
1 February 2008
08:57 GMT |
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The U.S. officials were very evasive in their press statement released on Saturday, which could be related to the fact that the giant orbiter is a spy satellite. It is unclear when the satellite lost power or when and where it will hit the Earth. What is known is that it cannot be controlled anymore, is quickly decay... |
28 January 2008
02:47 GMT |
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After the aborted liftoff on the 6th of December, NASA had to cancel the second launch attempt that was scheduled to take place yesterday. The glitch in the fuel sensors was apparently fixed until the filling of the external liquid fuel tank began and one of the gauges started giving false readings again.Due to the f... |
10 December 2007
03:14 GMT |
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Atlantis will lift-off today, with seven astronauts on board, in order to deliver the European space module Columbus, which will be docked to the Harmony module and will act as a laboratory. The shuttle will launch from the launch pad, located of the seaside at the Kennedy Space Center, somewhere around 21:31GMT, and... |
6 December 2007
10:51 GMT |
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