BioShock Infinite (Remastered) || Welcome To Columbia Scene HD
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2016
- I had to share this with you, guys. Booker arriving to Columbia is my favorite scene in the whole game and seeing it remastered for Bioshock The Collection was a whole new experience. The colors, the brightness, the shapes... everything looks so aesthetically pleasing that I could barely believe my eyes.
I really hope you enjoy this as much as I did. 
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![BioShock Infinite - Original Prototype and Beta Versions Gameplay [Beta and Cut Content]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rJHaP3Ovjcc/mqdefault.jpg)
The best opening to any video game that I’ve ever played
I personally prefer Rapture’s intro from Bioshock 1, but this is also pretty good.
@@wumpus976 this one's got a little bit more mystery to it imo
while rapture's is kind of revealed (thru exposition) out of the gate. Not saying it's bad by any means, it's still prolly one of the top 5 best video game intros in my book
U haven’t seen final fantasy 12s intro movie……watch it….Star Wars meets lord of the rings meets big screen trailer.
BioShock 1
The only scene in my 35 years of gaming that I shed a tear. From someone who started playing games on a Commodore 64 playing blocky platformers, that 7 year old kid couldn't have imagined interacting with something as beautiful as this.
Truly one of the best games ever made
70% of games especially nowdays are not as good as this
Ascension,
ascension,
5000 feet,
10,000 feet,
15,000 feet,
Hallelujah
"Looks like they expect me to sit in this here fancy chair.", said Booker as he quite vividly noticed the handcuffs.
rapture makes you gawk.
columbia makes you cry.
I'll never forget those intros.
Conversely, when analyzing their societies,
Rapture makes you think, “this could work”.
Columbia makes you think, “of course it failed.”
@@bluecoin3771 great point
I'd still rather live in Columbia
@@Rootle2 why?
I remember how hyped I was when playing this game. So later when playing with friends on public minecraft server I built my own Columbia and while other players were fighting for their homes I had my own peaceful city up in the skies for a looong time :D
Now that is sick
That's actually so cool. I built my own Rapture and I too was at peace for a loooong time. Eventually people found me.
I was literally gasping when I first played Infinite and this level went on. I loved the original Bioshock and the entrance to Rapture, but this was awe inspiring on a whole another level.
This is what it feels like to enter saint denis for the first time.
God this reveal still hits to this day. I love that little piano that plays as you see the city. It suits the tone of the game and the presentation is amazing. The game might of had tons of flaws. Might of even been a bad bio shock game. But Elizabeth and that little intro will be stuck in my head forever.
8:53 He does have a good point there
Hallelujah
By far one of the greatest openings to a video game. All these years later and I still use Bioshock infinites opening to judge the opening of other video games. So far very few have been able to compare to this.
I played this fantastic beginning again and again at least a dozen times after I beat the game itself. It's so amazing, so thrilling and extremely atmospheric. The sheer beauty of Columbia when you see it the first time, congenially accompanied by the soft music, is awe inspiring. The moment when I walked the streets, watched all the life going on and about - incredible. I was literally sad when the action part began and the beauty began to turn into a nightmare. One of the greatest gaming experiences I ever had (I play games since back in '94).
The style is great but the gameplay is super linear and repetitive compared to Bioshock 1 and 2. I played Infinite once or twice, but I replayed 1 and 2 at least 4 or 5 times. Infinite's gameplay is just meh
10:43 Moment you are all waiting for
2:05 actually this
i don't even know bioshock verry well but i had to visit for 2:00 just the music and scene setting georgeous
@@BTWfreshy such a beautiful scene
When I first went through the city I looked at every person and was thinking, “…why are there no black people?”
I GOT MY ANSWER LATER!
“1912”
I never hear anyone say this about Final Fantasy 1.
@@bluecoin3771 Good point.
this is the only game where I played it twice in a row (1999 mode)
Madlad too hard
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@@mouthopenmonkey4571 it's not that hard, just repetitive.
@@peppermillers8361 I love you UwU
@@mouthopenmonkey4571 why?
Rapture seems like a beautiful city to me because of the views, but Columbia is like heaven
My favorite bioshock game it’s so beautiful
Now go back and play it on xbox series s/x....the reflections are so rich its trippy. I had to screenshot 4:58 and take a picture on my phone just so I knew I wasnt tripping. The reflections look like a room beneath your feet perfectly mirroring the real world above. Amazing
Im playing it on my series S it looks unbelievably good, just a joy to experience
@@WorldOfWeebcraft it's truly incredible huh
the opening scene gave me goose bumps
I never realized "Will the circle be unbroken" was playing in the background the whole time. It sounds so peaceful.
Still gives me goosebumps and makes me cry. Truly a work of art.
When I first played this made me cry
I need the music of the violin that plays when you open the doors to the statue of columbia
Wait a minute that card.
I am Andrew Ryan, and I'm here to ask you a question. Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow? 'No!' says the man in Washington, 'It belongs to the poor.' 'No!' says the man in the Vatican, 'It belongs to God.' 'No!' says the man in Moscow, 'It belongs to everyone.' I rejected those answers; instead, I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose... Rapture, a city where the artist would not fear the censor, where the scientist would not be bound by petty morality, Where the great would not be constrained by the small! And with the sweat of your brow, Rapture can become your city as well.
I know im like 15 years late but I just wanted to say that 🙂
What’s the music that plays when you get to the church
"Will the circle be unbroken (choral version)"
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@@GranitWall ohhh what a cñever name
@@santiagobalda3581 the song existed way before the game, so I would say it's more of a really good choice for whatever the game was going for.
Great game I wish it had multiple endings like the first 2 games did.
What's the name of the song playing in the background at 10:45. When he first opens the door to the town
LIGHTER THAN AIR
A city in the clouds? But how?
Quantum Particles. In universe science that allows for locking objects at certain altitudes.
@@bluecoin3771 And what about the clouds flashing red? Any explanation for that?
@@stephenbyrne2170 it was lights flashing from the city, probably a relay system receiving the coordinates of Booker’s location at the lighthouse.
this one doesnt look clean to me
*dips*
i never played bioshock as i didn't really like the gameplay of the first game but i gotta say the setting is great,
but this intro isn't great, it is not even good neither it is just ok, IT IS AN ABSOLUTE
masterpiece
its the best one ever made so back up off lil punk go play minecraft and all these new banana games
Hallelujah blessed Colombia America
Muy lindo Columbia, el.unico problema es el calor que da el sol, yo no lo soportaria.
Is it someone new?
So is Booker turning his head a full 360 degrees at 1:20?
Maybe the chair swivels?
@@wumpus976 Ah, that makes sense. Thankya.
this is the strongest intro to a bioshock game bioshock 2 comes close then bioshock
…how did com stock afford all of this?
Time travel. Just imagine how much money you could make knowing the future
Columbia was funded by the Federal Government
Imagine bohemian rhapsody played while this happened
As an American, I find this mighty uncomfortable.
Why?
IDK, I guess, seeing American history and ideals being twisted into some kind of weird religion? Maybe that speaks more for me as a Catholic than an American lol.
Reunite The British Empire nice username. Too bad it will never happen again...
Bioshock 1 and 2 were parodies and satire of ayn rand and unchecked capitalism as well as drug trade mixed with the 60s
Bioshock infinite was a parody of american exceptionalism, extreme christian beliefs and puritanism.
@Reunite The British Empire it technically was like this in the 1800s. Columbia was a 1800s society which was preserved until the 1900s
wtf Bioshock Infinite wasn't remastered
Yes, it was. It was re-released as part of the Bioshock Collection for PS4 and XB1.
Yes but not in pc :'(
Columbia eh sera que se refiere a colombia xd
The more you watch this intro, the more you want to play the game. Despite the massive downgrade it truly is a masterpiece
I agree. Bioshock 1 still reigns supreme in my heart
I loved that game