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The controller scheme remains the same as well, which is great for those who have played the original game on their Xbox 360, but those who’d pick it up for the first time might find that the controls take some getting used to. While a significant amount of work has gone into modernising the game, it’s comforting to see the game mechanics have not been touched at all. The remaster is essentially a complete visual overhaul so that the game looks brilliant on the modern console, all while running buttery smooth at 60fps.

There are a few additions in the game, but nothing that would take away from the essence of the original game.

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Texture has been refreshed to show the brilliance of the underwater city of Rapture in full 1080p glory.

Starting off with the original game, this is where the “remastered” aspect is most visible. The BioShock Collection features all three games along with all the single player add-on content in a neat 2-disc package with a price tag of Rs 2,499. While BioShock Infinite is only three years old, it would be good to recall that it has been nine years since the original genre bending shooter came out. Little did we expect that a complete remaster of the three games was in the works.

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Do not reproduce without permission.Texture of the game is refreshed to show the brilliance of the underwater city of Rapture in full 1080p gloryįor the longest time, there were rumours that the BioShock series would come to the Xbox One through the means of backwards compatibility. Meanwhile check out the full review on each of the remastered title here: Nonetheless, it is still worth a shot to experience the older games running on a modern technology.īioShock: The Collection is now available on both Xbox One and PS4.

However, the veteran players of the franchise might not catch something interesting aside from the visual upgrade. Despite having a slight hitch on the first game, the other two titles were performing well and gave a lot of excitement as it progressed. In conclusion, the overall experience of BioShock: The Collection is way above satisfactory level. BioShock 2, on the other hand, benefited mostly on these visual upgrades coming off with a more detailed and vibrant art design. Though the game suffered from technicalities, it is reported that it can be patched up in the future. The report reiterates that these remastered versions are just merely a boost on the resolution and no further tweaks on the gameplay. Pushsquare reported that all titles will run at 1080p and will include all additional content except BioShock 2's multiplayer. As a result, the game received a 50-50 positive-negative review ratio on Steam. Based on the reports, players are not surprise that these bugs will penetrate on the remastered version. These bugs are identified as lack of options for 5.1 surround, mouse smoothing issues, audio issues and more.

However, it seems like Rapture is not the only one to make a comeback as it was confirmed that the bugs from the original game are still present on the current BioShock remastered version. Currently, it seems like a great time to revisit this once called 'masterpiece' running on these modern day consoles which was expected to have an improved overall gaming experience.Īccording to VG247, BioShock: The Collection had just recently arrived this week which includes all remastered versions from the previous BioShock titles namely BioShock, BioShock 2 and BioShock: Infinite. It was reported that fans were tired of the repeated mechanics and the 'not-so' interesting plot. The latter then received two follow-up titles but was not able to match the hype of the original game. Since BioShock was released back in 2007, it was highly praised by the gaming community which left a solid reputation up until this day.

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