Since the launch of BioShock: The Collection, we’ve heard from some of our players about issues some of you have encountered. We hear your feedback and have made several title updates – today, Dec. 5, we will be issuing a third update to PC. This patch addresses several crash and polish bugs, improves stability on some machines, and adds support for Simplified Chinese text localization. As always, your feedback is invaluable. Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts and concerns! Below ar...

Since the launch of BioShock: The Collection, we’ve heard from some of our players about issues you have encountered. We hear your feedback and on Tuesday, December 20, we will be issuing a second update to PC. This patch address the flickering Vsync bug and various bugs causing the games to crash. As always, your feedback is invaluable. Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts and concerns! Below are the patch notes for the PC update coming on December 20 at 2pm PT (5pm ET). If you’re st...

A patch has been released for the recent Remastered editions of BioShock and BioShock 2, hoping to fix some of the problems players have been confronting 2K about. The games came out as part of a collection, boasting about how good they looked. But they were also lacking a lot of the expected graphics options, not to mention the presence of treacly mouse controls and the absence of support for BigWide resolutions. 2K are hoping to balm those deep, deep wounds with these patches, introducing adju...

Since the launch of BioShock: The Collection, and the remastered versions of BioShock and BioShock 2, we’ve heard from some of our PC players about issues and bugs you have encountered, as well as some additional features you’d like to see support for. We’re issuing an update today that address several issues important to the community, including mouse acceleration, graphics options, and a number of other bug fixes. This patch will roll out around 3:30 pm PT, October 6. Thanks to everyone in the...

BioShock: The Collection on PC is good-lookin’ but, it’s fair to say, A Bit Dicky, pulling off the impressively bungled trick of both recreating some of BioShock’s original issues and throwing a clutch of new ones into the mix too. Take yer pick from enforced mouse-smoothing, no 5.1 sound, messed-up 21:9 support, limited FOV, no graphics settings outside of antialiasing, anistropic filtering, resolution, vysnc and a clutch of crashes. Many of these, though not the crashes, can ...