BioShock director Ken Levine is working on an “interactive live-action film based on Twilight Zone,” writes Wired. Levine’s partnered with media company Interlude for the project, whose technology will “allow viewers to determine what the characters do” in the film.

"It's chess meets Hamlet. Okay, maybe not Hamlet. But it's a start." Ken Levine, of BioShock and System Shock 2 fame, wrote an interesting review of Shadow of Mordor this week in which he praises its novel ability to tell stories that players "build for themselves simply by playing the game." Read it over at Matter.

Who would've guessed that this is what the Little Sisters in BioShock started out as? Eurogamer just published a thorough report on the origins of the seminal first person shooter that's worth a close read.

Months after fan voting ended, you can finally download and print the alternate covers for BioShock Infinite over at Irrational Games’ website.

Irrational's Ken Levine tells IGN that BioShock for the Vita isn't happening until funding is secured. (via VG247)

Afternoon reading: this fantastic profile of BioShock creator Ken Levine, written by Polygon's Chris Plante.