BioShock Infinite is a first-person shooter, but you aren't armed just with machine guns, pistols, shotguns, and the like; you also have vigors. Vigors, like the original BioShock's plasmids ...

It's a game that sticks in players' heads for countless reasons: the underwater setting of Rapture, the Big Daddy, Andrew Ryan, those crazy vending machines dispersing ammo, weapons and superpowers.

Possession is the first "vigor" power you'll get in BioShock Infinite, and it's easily one of our favorites. At first you can only use it on machines like turrets and vendors, but with an upgrade ...

A machine gun. And she does it all while ... Save your money for where it counts: the vigors. BioShock: Infinite is a visual tour-de-force that makes Irrational’s previous efforts look like ...

This tips page is meant to help you get started in BioShock Infinite without offering anything ... "Marksman" in the option menu. Not only are Vigor upgrades as expensive as they are deadly ...

Vigors are introduced like a quack ... and her role in the machine that drives and rules the city. BioShock Infinite struggles at times to reconcile the political statements it appears poised ...

Infinite’s Vigors are roughly the same as Plasmids ... hard-earned ADAM on health and EVE upgrades in BioShock at Gatherer’s Garden machines, while Infinite lets you increase only one level ...

In the beginning of the game, among the carnival games where you first get the Possesion Vigor, the Vidi Vici Vigor machine shows ... music-less stretches of BioShock Infinite, an extremely ...

The Game: One of the most highly anticipated games of 2013, BioShock Infinite hopes ... my demo were the “Possession” vigor — which lets you take over machines and people to your favor ...

Out of Rapture and into the air – how does BioShock: Infinite compare with the previous games? From the beginning you can tell something isn’t quite right with BioShock Infinite. And ...