BioShock: The Collection is happening - we've known that it's going to happen for months and months and months, yet 2K refuses to kick an official announcement out of the door and let us get on with dreary lives. This time, we go one step further into what is currently the worst kept secret in gaming, as thanks to Twitter user @lifelower's keen eye, the PlayStation 4 remastered collection has now been spotted on 2K's own website. The truth is out there!
Look, we're all for cool announcement trailers and, er, pre-order bonuses (okay, maybe not the latter), but please can we just have the bloody thing confirmed so that we don't have to pen any more of these relatively pointless articles? Writing about games is a tough life, folks.
Are you interested in a BioShock collection on Sony's latest console? Please don't ask us to kindly do anything in the comments section below.
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Would you kindly give me a small loan of a million dollars so I can build a wall to keep the titans out and make them pay for it?
@vagineer1 Ha, love it!
I'd prefer if they just allowed us to play the games we own digitally via PS Now. Then I wouldn't need a PS4 version.
Never played so I'd be tempted.
WB have announced, shown and delayed Batman Arkham remaster in the time it's taking 2K to announce BioShock.
Never touched any of the Bioshock games before so if they're decent ports I'd definitely pick them up.
@RawShark Yeah, but that wouldn't be remastered. I definitely want a remaster of these games.
@EXP The first and third are incredible. The second had some good moments but was largely forgettable, especially when compared to the first and third.
The second was made by a different team, and it shows.
The first game... wow, I'd never played anything like it. The setting is one of the best I've ever experienced. I can't wait to get this remaster as well as a PSVR headset so that it's that much more immersive. Obviously it won't be in VR, but just being that close to the world is going to be a thrill.
That can be said for the third game as well. I wasn't a fan of the combat (waves of enemies, spending time hiding to regen your shield, it was more of a modern FPS in that regard compared to the first game) but the world itself is just gorgeous. Whenever you end up playing the third game try to remember this: When the game starts and you're just walking around, treasure that time. Seriously loiter. Look at everything. Just soak it in before moving forward with the story.
@glassmusic but I have no moneeeeee 😭
@RawShark get a job?
Hopefully it'll be 60fps with an update to graphics, Bioshock is an amazing game the second one is good but doesn't touch the nights of the first one. & the third one is excellent as well, I'll definitely get these when they release.
Aren't the remasters just the PC version?
I hope the remaster is real so I can buy it and give myself a reason to replay the trilogy again.
Shenmue instead please
@THEundying27 have one. Most probably better paid than yours too. Do you get paid extra for each shelf you stack? Always been curious.
@Bad-MuthaAdebisi
Oh you beat me to it. We can get Bioshock on PS3 but for Shenmue we need 2 different systems. Plus Shenmue 3 will take quite a while. Like SFIII, Half Life 3 and KH3.
Bioshock 1 especially is in my top 10 all-time gaming list, possibly just in the top 5; I played it three times in a row, marvelling at its calibre of immersion, storytelling, graphics and atmosphere - in fact, it's eeriness and narrative was unsettling to the core and the upgrade machines for my weapons were the equivalent of a sugar rush.
I never got to play the last one so this, along with No Mans' Sky and Tekken 7 are all day-one purchases for my PS4.
Would you kindly contact the publisher to confirm a UK release date....sorry 😝
Bio 1 - AMAZING. Id be interested how it stacks up today, but it was incredible when it was released.
2 was great, although I found it so similar to the first that I don't remember much of it. I remember thinking of it like a huge expansion.
3 - Loved it, amazing setting, albeit not AS amazing as rapture.
Im happily going to play all three again.
@Xaessya "Remastered" seems deceiving...they should just say "HD" like they did in the last generation, since most of these games look so similar to the originals. I think Ratchet and Clank is the closest thing to the definition of "remaster" this generation, if it still holds its meaning.
@RawShark Hopefully with the PS4 Neo, we'll start to see games that we only have to buy once and that will take advantage of better + future hardware (just like PC games have always done. In fact, when I got my PS4, the first thing I thought was, "I wonder how good all of my PS3 games will look now!" before quickly remembering that's not how console games work).
@RawShark lol
@BrizzoUK wow you're in for a treat!!
I think most of you haven't played the Bioshock Infinite DLC. I can tell you: it's worth it picking up the remaster for just those two.
"2K has officially announced BioShock: The Collection, headed to PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC for $59.99 in North America on September 13, Australia on September 15, and internationally on September 16."
It's official.
Well its finally been announced.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtFzTsJTmVM
All story DLC included but doesn't look like much of a visual upgrade...
Talk about jumping the gun
Excellent news, even better it's only 3 months away.
Oh my God it's has officially been announced this is such a surprise! Not.
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