A young woman using a sweet haircut plus the unique ability to interact with tears actually. Previews have cited degrees of this power like pulling a wagon from another dimension into your for cover and depositing crowds of sympathetic fighters near your enemies.
My concern is this product will probably be relatively limited in scope. The number of unique tears come in the sport? Will a conceptually creative mechanic become stale used with the identical options recycled every few encounters?
Don't get em wrong - We've high hopes for BioShock Infinite. Everything regarding the aesthetic is compelling, and since Irrational Games has effectively killed thoughtful game podcasts by hiring GFW Radio's Shawn Elliott and Idle Thumbs' Chris Remo I pretty much should buy their stupid game. This is why I've donned my game designer cap and come on top of some creative uses on the tear system as the game is early enough in development to implement them.
A tear that deposits a pile of numerous audio logs into your world. You can get connected to the pile, but accomplishing this will have these people simultaneously.
Exclusive to Kinect users: A tear which, when activated by spreading your hands apart in a approximation of Goatse, reveals a window into your family room. Doesn't have a influence on the game world, but has a series of three photos of one's face then pauses the experience to come up with them inside the classic "temporary Kinect picture album".
A smaller horizontal pitch into another dimension that stays just below your chin in order to hurtle over the skyhook rails without getting any barf on your shirt.
One incredibly oversized leg of ham. Walking onto it restores your complete health, accompanied by the noise of your character making exaggerated chomping sounds.
A blue-bordered elliptical tear leading right strange mechanical room. As you approach, women in the orange jumpsuit with strange leg braces almost bumps into you. Behind her, the truth is another tear which contains your personal face as well as the woman's back.
A magazine that spells out the game's political and philosophical subtext for players that can't grasp it or think the overall game is lacking a tale as it doesn't need lengthy cutscenes.
Only at the PlayStation Vita version with the game: Rub the rear of the machine to open up a tear that shows $250 disappearing down a drain.
Have you seen the cannon in Saints Row The Third that vacuums people up and shoots them? It's okay to steal that idea. It's okay for each and every game to steal any particular one.
A tear that displays the boss from BioShock, eliciting dismissive laughter out of your character and Elizabeth.
Interdimensional dogs. Not attack dogs that fight your enemies, but cute dogs that want petted. Perhaps one could have a wheelchair. He'd require the most pets coming from all.
Exclusive to PC users: A tear that asks you to log on to the BioShock Infinitely Cool Society And Anti-Piracy Checker, where one can buy exciting DLC and connect the action to Twitter!
A screen by having an internet forum thereon. When brought in to the world of BioShock Infinite, everything seems worse and aggressively anti-intellectual nevertheless the guns shoot more and make bigger explosions.
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