BioShock Infinite Season Pass Announced

By Alex Osborn

The next entry in Irrational Games' BioShock series launches next month, and along with it will be the option to purchase a Season Pass that will get you all three upcoming DLC packs for a reduced price.

Shelling out the $19.99 (1600 Microsoft Points) for the pass won't just get you the aforementioned downloadable content, as a number of other digital bonuses will be tossed into what Irrational is calling the "Early Bird Special Pack." This little bundle of joy includes four new pieces of gear, machine gun and pistol upgrades, weapon skins, and five stat-boosting infusion bottles.

BioShock Infinite launches on March 26th for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

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