The book will be called BioShock Infinite: Mind in Revolt. The book will be offered at no cost when bundled with pre-orders of the video game on Amazon. If you didn’t pre-order the video game on Amazon, you can still get your hands on the book starting February 12 for $2.99.

The E-book is available for Kindle users and promises insight into the mysterious sky city of Columbia. The book is set before the events that take place in BioShock Infinite and was written by Irrational Games writer Joe Fielder and creative director Ken Levine. This book is another nice bonus for people who pre-order the video game.

People who pre-order the game also get the Industrial Revolution Pack and access to three in-game items to boost your fighting ability. Pre-ordering also gets 500 bonus in game currency bucks, five lock picks, and more. The game is rated M for mature by the ESRB and will launch on March 26 for the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC gamers.

[via BioShock Infinite]

According to reports, Sainsbury’s paid HMV a whopping price of £1 for the 64% stake. Generally, in this sort of situation there is some amount of debt that Sainsbury’s likely assumed. That would make the sale more profitable for HMV that it would seem based on a sales price working out to $1.55 here in the US.

Anobii currently has about 60,000 customers internationally and will allow Sainsbury’s compete with UK supermarket rival Tesco. It also appears that other shareholders in Anobii, who happened to be major publishers HarperCollins, Penguin, and Random House UK, are all staying on board. HMV is apparently in a rather bad financial situation and is looking to shed some of its assets quickly. There has to be some sort of backroom dealing now because £1 certainly doesn’t justify the sell alone in the business world.

[via TechCrunch]