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Bioshock Infinite was one of the greatest games

Wow! That was one of the greatest experiences I've ever had with games. I didn't feel it till I reached the end. Then it was so emotional and touching I literally had a tear in my eye when the credits finished and Booker had Anna again. The last half an hour had so much thrown in so quickly that it was difficult to take in all at once. Then I read the whole story again on some website and that's when the whole game looked like a masterpiece. Earlier I was enjoying the graphics and the story, and now when I read about some instances like the Letuce twins (not twins but the same person from different universes (that's why its called Bioshock INFINITE)) coming and handing me the coin to flip and why it always comes heads up. At the last when Booker is killed by Elizabeth I just said out loud more than once "Please don't end here". What was a ruthless (and amusing) journey at first became a sad and emotional one in the end. I should mention the song near the end of the credits "will the circle be unbroken". It was a great great song. Yes I typed great twice. It's not a typo. I immediately went online and saw the video again on Youtube and saw a couple more of the same song. It was the perfect ending. Something which makes the gamer want more. Something which makes the sequel even more exciting. Let's see how that one goes.

do people read blogs?

Frankly speaking (or writing), I don't think people read blogs. They just see photos and videos. Nobody wants to read more than a few lines. We are becoming lazier than ever. That's a fact.