The Elder Scrolls: V:Skyrim & Bioshock Infinite Bundle - PlayStation 3

I've played a little bit of Bioshock Infinite and a quite a bit of Skyrim, but theses two games are fantastic. I love the sandbox aspect of Skyrim and the sword and sorcery mythos is great, there is so much to do in this game and although I've been playing for a while now, a bit obsessively too, I feel like I've only scratched the surface. Bioshock Infinite is more based on the story, which so far has also been great. Also, the way the game looks is amazing as well it is just a beautiful game. There is a reason both of these games are lauded as instant classics.

Terribly slow shipping and way overpriced items they still take a cut for when you realize you’ve been swindled and return them. VERY SHADY; BUYER BEWARE!!

so bioshock is cool and all, but i have some complaining to do about skyrim...my complaints are mainly two:-the combat system: there is no locking on, no slowing down of the screen as your view passes over an enemy, which makes it rather difficult to keep your focus on a specific badguy in combat. i got used to this, but it never felt right to not have any way to 'focus' on an enemy. also, you can sneak right up to a bad guy, literally be standing right next to them with the crosshairs right on them, and the game will not identify them to you. is this really a bad guy, or am i about to slay a friendly merchant or mercenary just walking down the road? your choices are two: slay them and risk that they weren't bad, or alert them to your presence, at which point your sneak attacks are worthless, but at least they will then be a red dot on the screen, and you know they are bad.-scaling: pretty much every apponent in the game is scaled to you. some aren't, but by the time you are a third of the way through, it doesn't matter, 'cause they are no problem to kill anyway. this means that every quest you get and baddie you encounter will be of more or less the same level of difficulty. it also means the loot they drop is scaled. it also means that when you level up it means absolutely nothing, because every adversary just leveled up, too.oh wait, i forgot about money! every merchant has a limited supply of cash. good in theory.... but the practical effect is that you get so much stuff out questing, that you then have to waste 10 minutes travelling around to sell your wares to 10 different merchants, and remember "this guy only buys weapons... that one only buys potions and reagents...this one gems and jewelry". annoying.seriously the last half of the game was just a chore with no challenge at all, and only the storyline to keep me minorly interested. all just to get to 'the end' and find that their is really no finite end to the game, and the final boss fight *spoiler alert* is a dragon, and is exactly the same fight as the 3 dozen other dragons i had killed in the game up to that point. sadface.if you've got time to kill, skyrim is for you. if you want to feel accomplishment, excitement, rewarded for progression.... go with something else. how was this game such a big thing? i have no idea...

As my title states, I am only rating the packaging of these 3 games. I have only played the first Bioshock, which is fantastic and I would pay $30 for that alone, but I am very excited to replay Bioshock along with playing Bioshock Infinite and Skyrim for the first time. The package comes as two PS3 game cases with the pictured cover-slip wrapping the two cases. Elder Scrolls comes as a Greatest Hits red case and Bioshock Infinite comes in its own case. Bioshock, and this is why I only gave it 4 instead of 5 stars, is built into Bioshock Infinite and requires you to download it onto your PS3, so make sure you have 12 GB available. I personally prefer retail games to be on the Blu-ray discs since I like to save my storage space for independent games and movies, but if storage is no concern to you, then consider this a 5 star rating because you just cannot beat the price.It took me a couple of minutes to figure out how to get the first Bioshock, so I'm going to quickly tell you how to find it. You need to go to your home screen and go under the Game menu. You will see Bioshock in the downloadable bubble that you then click on, and it will immediately start downloading. I looked all over Bioshock Infinite's main screen trying to find it, but alas, it is on the PS3 home screen.I am stoked to play these games and for this price, and if you have the storage for Bioshock, definitely pick it up!

for 30 bucks you get hours of entertainment. I loved Skyrim and got platinum on it as well. Skyrim is indeed a great game considering i was not a big fan of huge open world rpgs. Also just recently finished bioshock and i enjoyed it. Not as much as sky rim but still a great game and also bioshock 1 comes with infinite so its basically 3 games!

This has to be the most misleading piece of advertisement I've ever seen.Plenty of Skyrim fans have dreamed about a Move compatible version of the game. Given how this product is packaged, one would think that dream has finally become a reality.Well, Skyrim fans, this version of the game is NOT move compatible.In fact, neither is the original Bioshock. Only Bioshock Infinite is.Had I known, I wouldn't have bought this bundle, as I already own a PC version of the game, and only bought this one for the chance to play it with the Move controller.

The Elder Scrolls: V Skyrim is a fantastic game. If you are looking for an escape from the normal day to day try Skyrim. It's world is fully developed and allows the player to do whatever they want and become whatever type of character they want. I have not even gotten around to playing Bioshock Infinite yet as Skyrim has been so all-encompassing.

These games are awesome. Skyrim has a great story and a big world to explore. The bioshock & b. Infinite bundle are excellent FPS. You're not gonna regret having this pack