It's said Fans have also theorized that the plot of BioShock Infinite is actually Booker's 123rd attempt at rescuing Elizabeth. The code for entering Columbia is 1-2-2, possibly signifying that he has done this 122 times before. Also, there are 122 tally marks on the Luteces' chalkboard before the coin flip, and they add another one after the coin flip has been performed. The tally marks are all marked under "heads" rather than "tails," which is likely because they are simply recording the same coin flip in 123 different universes.
Is is also possible that 123 could be a minor reference to Jet Li's The One movie? In it thereare infinite parallel universes, but only a mere 125 of them had a Jet Li. "The One". Gabriel YuLaw an evil verison of Li traveled Jet Li finds a way to travel through each universe and he kills 123 versions of himself. (becoming the last version), and absorbing their life energies, he believes he will become a godlike being called "The One" before being defeated.
I'm really keen to play Bioshock Infinite, but my PS3 is really low on memory - and after recently playing Assassin's Creed III which has a mandatory install of 4.5GB, I'm worried about this game...
I was wondering if anybody could tell me how much memory B:I requires?
It's normally written on the back of the box, and I can't seem to find the answer anywhere online.
Log in to comment