The saga of BioShock Infinite's development is almost as nuanced as the history of the floating city of Columbia itself, and that facet certainly extends to the impending FPS' cast of characters ...

In truth, the front cover shows a grizzled gun-slung Booker because BioShock Infinite is Booker DeWitt, long and short. Elizabeth exists primarily as an accessory to his story.

As the stunning E3 demo and gamescom assets made clear, BioShock Infinite isn't just another AI escort buddy game; Elizabeth has her own set of unique powers inspired by her access to other worlds.

Among BioShock Infinite's most mysterious elements is Elizabeth, the woman our hero, Booker DeWitt, is sent to rescue. While Irrational Games have shed some light on Elizabeth's character, they ...

BioShock Infinite is a first person shooter where players assume the role of former Pinkerton agent Booker DeWitt who is sent to the flying city of Columbia on a rescue mission to save Elizabeth ...

Elizabeth was a highly disputed character, whom many on the Irrational Games staff wanted cut from the game because they "didn't know what to do with her" during gameplay. BioShock Infinite is out ...

BioShock Infinite 's Ken Levine and level designer Amanda Jeffrey spoke with IGN recently regarding the ability to play as Elizabeth in the upcoming Burial at Sea DLC. According to the duo ...

Although they introduced her back in 2011, they weren’t done revising. Originally due to come out in March 2012, Levine delayed the release of Bioshock: Infinite in order to perfect Elizabeth.