Fox News Rips Off BioShock Infinite Logo

By Alex Osborn

A logo used by Fox News during an immigration-focused interview with Texas Governer Rick Perry looks strikingly similar to that of Irrational Games' BioShock Infinite. 

Here's a screenshot taken from the video interview, courtesy of Strategy Informer.

For the sake of comparison, here's a look at the BioShock Infinite logo. Quite similar, no?

When alerted of this potential copyright infringement in Twitter, BioShock creator Ken Levine responded by simply saying, "it's irony."

 

 
While nothing will likely come of this, it's a bit crazy, no? I'm sure Fox News has a team of capable graphic artists that could come up with a slightly more original logo.

Alex Osborn
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