BioShock: The Collection Flies High This Week

Posted on 13 Sep 2016 by
Kyle Johnson

Coming free to previous owners of any of the earlier BioShock games, Irrational and 2K Games are looking to reintroduce gamers to the worlds of Rapture and Columbia. Sure, there’s a number of steps involved in unlocking the 1080p, 60FPS resolutions offered in the remastered version of Bioshock 1, 2 and Minerva’s Den, but the fact that previous owners get the copies for free is a bonus enough for itself.

Not only that, but a new Director’s Commentary series with Ken Levine is being added to BioShock 1 as well, giving players all the more reason to play through the series yet again. For those who don’t own any of the games, BioShock: The Collection will run you $60, and the entire collection drops this Thursday, September 15th.


Official Press Release

2K announced today that BioShock: The Collection is available now in North America on PS4 and Xbox One. To mark this moment, 2K has also released the official BioShock: The Collection Launch Trailer, which can be downloaded or viewed using the links below.

Revitalized in full 1080p HD and up to 60 frames-per-second by Blind Squirrel Games, BioShock: The Collection brings all three installments and all singe-player add-on content of the award-winning BioShock franchise fully remastered to modern consoles, including an all-new Director’s Commentary video series, “Imagining BioShock.” The 10th and final teaser trailer for the Imagining BioShock series was also released today and the entire series can be viewed/embedded using the links below.

PC players can begin playing the remasters a few days from now on September 15 starting at 11:00 p.m. BST, and previous owners of BioShock, BioShock 2, and/or Minverva’s Den will be able to access the remastered versions of these titles as a free upgrade. More details on the upgrade process here.

BioShock: The Collection will release in the UK on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 systems on 16th September


Comments (1)


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David Pink
Posted 14 Sep 2016, 13:45
Man... this gonna be good, I replayed Bioshock 1-2 about a year ago in glorious 1440p with SweetFX and a 60fps physics patch, was a damn fun experience. The re-master is looking fantastic! I can't wait to give it a little tweak and power through all 3 of the back to back :D