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There is no firm date scheduled for the upcoming patch, but 2K does advise that any users experiencing issues with the remasters check out the 2K support forums. I wouldn’t want anyone to approach BioShock and get a sour taste due to a crappy port job.

I had no idea 21:9 resolutions weren’t present in the game (seeing as how I’ve never even seen a 21:9 monitor in person), but it is great news to read this.

General stability improvement to reduce instances of game crashes.

Support for 21:9 display ratios in BioShock, BioShock 2 and Minerva’s Den.

Improved FoV Slider Options in BioShock, BioShock 2 and Minerva’s Den.

Additional Speaker Mode Options in Audio Settings in BioShock.

The most overt issue is a lack of graphical options that would’ve been a slap in the face any year, but feels.

General Mouse Fixes, including better Mouse Smoothing, Sensitivity and Acceleration Options in BioShock On the upside, the remastered BioShocks are functional, albeit janky in places.

An FOV slider, better mouse options, and improved audio features are all being worked on. In a post on the Steam community group for BioShock Remastered, 2K detailed what options would be coming to the game. According to some reviews, Remastered is also buggier than the original, with issues that.

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Thankfully, 2K Games is listening to fans and will be addressing issues in a patch soon. The remastered version still has the same terrible mouse acceleration and fewer graphics options.

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The only real plus was that the updates were free. Instability, a lack of graphics options, and poorly implemented mouse controls were all present and accounted for.

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BioShock, BioShock 2and BioShock Infinite have been remastered, with all three making their first current-gen console appearances earlier this week.When I took a look at the BioShock remasters on PC this past weekend, I was pretty disappointed. The re-releases for BioShock and BioShock 2 came to Windows PC yesterday, and Steam reviewers have already warned others to heed caution before returning to the Rapture. Several issues plague the remastered editions, according to user comments. Some of these are carried over from the original PC releases, like mouse acceleration and sensitivity problems, and others have to do with texturing options or lack thereof. "The game looks like in pretty much most regards, only a better lighting and a VERY slightly sharper texture pack was implemented," begins one negative review of BioShock Remasteredby user Hotshot. it has stutters, apparently people have crashes (I only played 30 mins but those were fine) as well." "The game looks good with 1080p, when it wants to run well, it does so brilliantly. Other problems include random difficulty resets. One person complained that the game won’t launch and that the intros cannot be skipped. Although most praise the new textures, there’s little else that the top reviewers and forum users have found to be worth the purchase. Our last patch to BioShock Infinite on Steam was intended only for.

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We've reached out to 2K about the complaints and will update when we hear back.Ī Reddit user shared a method that should correct mouse issues, which involves messing around with the program files in an editor. Values higher than 1 increases the effective. There are also ways to change the video settings as well - just not within the game itself. The acceleration parameter changes how the games reticule will respond to slow and to fast mouse movements. It doesnt appear to have affected my other tweaks, like my mouse sensitivity and no acceleration is still intact from before the patch. In a recent interview with gaming site Glixel, original creator Ken Levine said he wasn't involved with 2K and developer Blind Squrrel's ports of the BioShock trilogy.įor many on PC, the remastered version of BioShock and BioShock 2 are available at no cost.

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Owners of the original PC releases received the remasters for free on launch day. Even as a giveaway, though, an increasing majority of players aren’t happy with how the classic games have been redone.

"A lack of care to detail and optimization that will make us fans of this masterful franchise question everything 2K had in their mind until this release." "This is a crap taken directly in the franchise's face," wrote Hotshot. We’ve tried out the remastered BioShock: The Collection on console and enjoyed it, for what it’s worth. Read our hands-on impressions before making your own choice. Update: 2K has heard players' complaints and is looking to address them in an update, according to a post on Steam. "Since the launch of BioShock and BioShock 2 Remastered, some players have been reporting stability issues, while others have asked for additional feature support," wrote a rep for the publisher.