That is to say, BioShock: The Collection comes out in just a few weeks, a bundle that remasters all three games so that they run at 1080p and 60 frames per second on all platforms.
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A new video shows off 13 minutes of gameplay from the upcoming remastered version of Bioshock. Infinite’s ascent above the clouds.
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We got a first look at the collection in a trailer, showing off all three games with revamped visuals that are appropriate for today’s consoles. While the original versions of the games were already a lovely sight to behold, it’s safe to say that fans are going to be given a visual feast if these Let’s Play videos are any indication of BioShock: The Collection as a final product. There’s no doubt each game delivers a memorable experience.
Those who own BioShock or BioShock 2 on Steam will be upgraded to the remastered versions for free. Strangely, BioShock 2 gets the least amount of screen time, with its seven minute and 44 second run time almost half that of the BioShock and BioShock Infinite clips. Director’s commentary videos with creator Ken Levine and host Geoff Keighley will also be featured. When BioShock released in 2007, the game was already visually stunning and to think that the developers can improve on that is something special.
Should BioShock: The Collection go on to considerable success, it’s safe to presume that developers will move forward with a much-desired new game in the series. Naturally, though, since BioShock: The Collection has still yet to release, we will have to wait and see what that atmosphere will be.
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BioShock: The Collection will launch on September 13, 2016 in North America on the PS4, Xbox One and PC.
