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[StuBurns]

http://www.giantbomb.com/e3-2011-ken-levine-interview/17-4372/

Jeff and Ken Levine chat for about twenty five minutes about all things Infinite, and it's entertaining.

They discuss the girth to scenarios in the game, the nature of producing these demos for events, the Sony conference appearance (including TTP toe curling waggle talk) etc. Interesting stuff.

 

[voltron]

nice.

 

[snoopeasystreet]

Is there a hidden Remo in this video like the last one?

 

[coopolon]

Is there a hidden Remo in this video like the last one?

Which one was that?

 

[snoopeasystreet]

Which one was that?

http://www.giantbomb.com/we-talk-to-ken-levine-about-bioshock-infinite/17-3261/

 

[MichaelEM3]

Great interview. It was cool to hear Ken be totally honest with all the Vita & Move stuff that he showed up to talk about at Sony's Press Conference.

I'm glad Ken was totally cool with letting the GB guys record another interview with them. And I love how Giant Bomb's typical video length allows them to upload lengthy interviews like this which you typically wouldn't see anywhere else.

Great job, Jeff & camera man Joey.

Can't wait for Infinite. Seems like it was easily Game of the Show for the GB guys.

 

[StuBurns]

One thing I thought was pretty interesting was his claim he's a 'conservative' game designer. Other than the fact BioShock cloned SS2, which had been very critically acclaimed eight years earlier, it's really not that conservative at all. The art direction, political plot and subliminal commentary on game design are hardly a recipe for a hit game.

What I really wanted Jeff to ask was what about the PSV is making it a viable platform for the other BioShock game. I know he can't talk too much about the game at this point, but there must be something about the PSV he thinks is absent in the PS360, it'd be pretty interesting to see what that is.

 

[Interfectum]

He mentions Vita, Move and Wii U but not Kinect. Definitely a good sign.

 

[StuBurns]

He mentions Vita, Move and Wii U but not Kinect. Definitely a good sign.

I think it's more he just wants gamepads, and PSV/Move/WiiU at least feature them. I didn't get the impression he was really very pro-waggle/stroke.