<p>Finally, 2K has announced the collection that everyone knew existed but no one wanted to officially confirm. Until now. Players longing to re-visit the depths of Rapture or the heights of Columbia on the PS4, Xbox One and PC can on September 13th when <em>BioShock: The Collection </em>is released. The remaster is being worked on by Blind Squirrel Games who worked on <em>Disney Infinity</em> prior to this.</p>
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<p>The collection will include <em>BioShock</em>, <em>BioShock 2</em>, and <em>BioShock: Infinite</em>. It will also feature all of the single-player DLC for all three games, including <em>Minerva&#8217;s Den </em>for <em>BioShock 2</em>, which was directed by Steve Gaynor of <em>Gone Home</em>-fame. Remastered in 1080p, this is likely going to be the best looking version of the game. Also included is a video entitled &#8220;Director&#8217;s Commentary: <em>Imagining BioShock</em>&#8221; which features Ken Levine, the creator of the series, and Shawn Robertson discussing the game.</p>
<p>For PC users, you will get a free upgrade to the new versions of the game, presuming you already own them. They are currently on sale during the Steam Sale so it may be worth shelling out a couple dollars for each of them if you haven&#8217;t already. <em>BioShock 2 </em>will not include the multiplayer component of the game, but that doesn&#8217;t really come as a shock (I&#8217;ll see myself out) since it was not the main draw of the series.</p>
<p>For me, this is a good time to finally finish <em>Burial at Sea</em>, which I always meant to finish but never found the time to do so. I&#8217;m also just excited to revisit the games since <em>Infinite</em>&#8216;s twist ending that made me love the series even more than before.</p>
<p><strong>Source: 2K Games Press Release</strong></p>

BioShock: The Collection Releases in September

(BioShock: The Collection, 2K Games)
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