Sunny, bright and very patriotic settings. The polar opposite of Rapture.

Yet there seems to be a sense of something sinister hiding within the areas, like how aggressive and creepy the patriotic and destructive elements thats being shown are.

This will look horrible, gritty, and rusty, and I will love it. Not really that excited, never have been for Bioshock, but I will probably pick it up, at least at some point.

I hope Bioshock Infinite has sections with citizens running about their daily lives. I want to see this beautiful little isolated world in action. Fighting hordes of enemies only gets so fun and I'd rather the game was slightly freeform / explorable as well as more event focused instead of linear shoot lots of bad guys.

When I say more event focused I mean running around say an explorable hub section of the city, while coming across different things happening in the world. Say for example you run into some megalomaniac (with his own backstory, idea or concept he/she represents, an ego, and a ton of power) enforcing his/her ideal on the citizens you come across.

Sadly that will never happen and instead the game will instead focus on running down hallways and shooting things... The games industry makes me sad sometimes.

Hopefully they concentrate more on the campaign experience and not bother with a tepid multi. If they must have multi, why not co-op? Also [/dude'swreckedknobjoke]

I love how Columbia seems to be the exact opposite of Rapture. Whereas Rapture was dystopian, chlostrophobic, and openly dangerous; Columbia is bright, open, utopian, and seems to be very "passive aggressive", in that everything seems friendly and cheery, but the entire city will come down on you like a ton of bricks if you step out of line.

I can't put into words how excited I am for this game. My one request, put gamepad support in the PC version.

Still waiting to be excited for this. The Screenies look a bit hokey.

Given half a chance, I would grind up that mustache, snort it like walrus-flavoured cocaine, get high on the hairstyles of yesteryear as it swirled around my brain goo, and sneeze it back out to wear across my lip for all time.

And also I am looking forward to this game.

I hope at least part of the game takes place in darker areas. Which should, in theory, be quite doable. Surely a machine such as Columbia will have some extensive and geary inner-workings.

Eh, the handyman just looks plain silly... I mean, red and white striped boxers?
I was more interested in the cover art, when he was wearing a suit and a bowler hat... plus the face didn't bother me that much

Hope the Handyman is steam powered so every time you gets pissed off a steam whistle goes off and his face turns red ahhhhh cartoons...

Game looks amazing and I can't wait my g/f is excited too and she hates games (other than Bioshock (1&2) and original Crash). I want to play this now please.

@gamernerd: that's brilliant. I think I'll be disappointed now if he doesn't have a steam whistle that goes off when he's mad.

I love how bright and colorful everything is. While I loved the...soulessness...of Rapture, I don't think I would be completly interested in playing in another dark world. Can't wait to hear more about this game in the future.

I feel for some reason that the final levels of this game will contrast all the bright by taking place during a storm or something.

sweet only 1.5 more years before i start to care about this game.

This game looks absolutely FANTASTIC.