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Lord: Ken Levine didn't remove religious lyrics from Bioshock Infinite trailer

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mohammaohh: The new trailer for <em>Bioshock Infinite</em> is beautiful, but some are taking offense to a change made to a beloved, and religious, American song. The truth is much simpler: the song used is accurate to the time period of the game, and no...

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mohammaohh saved this page on 12/12/2011 08:48am

The new trailer for <em>Bioshock Infinite</em> is beautiful, but some are taking offense to a change made to a beloved, and religious, American song. The truth is much simpler: the song used is accurate to the time period of the game, and no lyrics were changed.

janerjajje saved this page on 12/12/2011 08:54am

The new trailer for <em>Bioshock Infinite</em> is beautiful, but some are taking offense to a change made to a beloved, and religious, American song. The truth is much simpler: the song used is accurate to the time period of the game, and no lyrics were changed.

pasqdedddd saved this page on 12/12/2011 10:58am

The new trailer for <em>Bioshock Infinite</em> is beautiful, but some are taking offense to a change made to a beloved, and religious, American song. The truth is much simpler: the song used is accurate to the time period of the game, and no lyrics were changed.

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