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# BioShock: The Collection - Xbox One

**Brand:** 2k
**Price:** 1011 DH
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- **How much does it cost?** 1011 DH with free shipping
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Review: Five Stars - bought as a present son very happy with it.
Review: A unique dystopian first-person shooter with an immersive world - ** Contains a few mild spoilers, nothing too revealing though ** I remember when I first started playing the first Bioshock game when it was released on the Xbox 360 many years ago. When the first cutscene had ended I watched blankly for a few seconds before realising that I was now in control. My first impression was that it was graphically impressive, especially at the time, particularly with the water mechanics which so few games get right. For a game based in an underwater dystopian city ravaged by communism and genetic mutations gone haywire, it was a great start and a sign of the highly detailed world waiting for me beneath the waves. The world built for this game is a smart imagining of an alternative present day, one where an underwater utopia had gone terribly wrong. The glass hallways and distinct art deco design of the world transports you into a world which is will remind you of the roaring 1920’s and of a scientifically-advanced future at once. The gameplay, mixing first-person shooter with customisable weapons and genetic ‘mods’ which give the character unnatural abilities like shooting lightning, is easy to use and really engaging. The environment is adaptable to your playstyle, you can choose to electrocute enemies discretely by shooting electricity into water puddled around their feet. Whilst this offers some really great moments, unfortunately you have to rely on specific moments where the developers have physically set it up for you rather than being able to change every environment to your advantage like that. The enemies are creepy and very maniacal making the campaign highly enjoyable. It has a lot of subtle horror written into the game which keeps you on your toes, even factoring old favourites like horrifying twisted children with their lumbering mutant protectors. There is one moment which physically made me jump, crawling through a hole into a hidden room. Turning around to see that an NPC was stood right behind me. It’s one of the few moments which actually made me shout involuntarily and has stuck in my mind. The second game plays a lot like the first, with iterative upgrades to certain mechanics and offers another viewpoint into the history of Rapture and its downfall. Where the game takes an unexpected turn though, is with the third game (also included). Bioshock Infinity abandons Rapture and takes the player into a sky-bound city which has a distinctly steampunk feel to it. The mechanics make it very familiar but the sudden change of style has polarised a lot of players. For me, I greatly enjoyed it despite missing the gloomy underwater city a little, and the developers were brave to innovate on the series rather than risking it growing stale. This remaster of the original games brings with it some graphical upgrades and gameplay changes which slightly modernise the three games but honestly, the original games have aged well anyway. All three are now on backwards compatibility meaning you can play them on the newer generation consoles. In some cases, it’s cheaper to purchase the three separately. It kills me to not give this game five stars, it is a fantastic story with a really unique, enjoyable lore built around it. However, this collection really doesn’t give enough reason to purchase the remaster. If you want to have the latest iterative upgrades to the games (I won’t judge you!) then by all means, it’s a great price for solid games. However, you will enjoy it just as much by purchasing the original 360 versions and playing through backwards compatibility for a lower cost.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01HIZF7XE |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,624 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #42 in Xbox One Games |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Microsoft Xbox One, Microsoft Xbox One S, Microsoft Xbox One X |
| Computer Platform | Xbox One |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,629) |
| Date First Available | June 30, 2016 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00710425497612 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.52 ounces |
| Item model number | 49761 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | 2K |
| Number of Players | single_player |
| Product Dimensions | 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 3.53 ounces |
| Publication Date | September 13, 2016 |
| Rated | Mature |
| Release date | September 13, 2016 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 710425497612 |

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is bioshock scary**
A: Scary for a child, maybe, but this isn't a horror game.  Some of the themes are very adult oriented, so I don't think it's intended for someone under the age of 10.  Bioshock is a masterpiece by the way.  One of the best games ever made.

**Q: If you have just 1 of the original games, do you get the whole bundle for free, or just the one you have. How does it work if you only get the one?**
A: This is a standalone collection of all 3 full games (and their DLC) remastered for the Xbox One. It doesn't require owning anything else.

**Q: Why don't prime members receive this the day it comes out?**
A: They are supposed to receive it same day as release and I preordered this almost same day that it was put up for pre-order. How ever according to my tracking the wear house did even receive the game till the day of release (9/13) so I received it the next day (9/14). This is the first time of my many pre-orders (games,dvd,manga) that I have not received it the same day as release. So it leads me to believe it has more to do with the game company's supply then Amazon's shipping.

**Q: I have amazon prime and was wondering if there was a reason its saying its not going to arrive on the release date or if that will be fixed?**
A: I've been a Prime member since Amz started it so maybe that's why I've always gotten my games on release date but recently I stopped pre-orders because the people that say it makes game distributors lazy are Right. It's like paying your car repair man before he starts the job. It makes him lazy."Ah, I already have his money I think I'll take the day off. " It's human nature to take advantage. Try to hold off even if it's a few days it helps everyone and let's face it for every Witcher 3 or Skyrim there are a thousand average games. 99% of the games are worth the hype. Learning patience puts YOU in the driver's seat. It makes them kiss our butts.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Five Stars
*by T***M on 12 February 2017*

bought as a present son very happy with it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A unique dystopian first-person shooter with an immersive world
*by J***K on 30 June 2017*

** Contains a few mild spoilers, nothing too revealing though ** I remember when I first started playing the first Bioshock game when it was released on the Xbox 360 many years ago. When the first cutscene had ended I watched blankly for a few seconds before realising that I was now in control. My first impression was that it was graphically impressive, especially at the time, particularly with the water mechanics which so few games get right. For a game based in an underwater dystopian city ravaged by communism and genetic mutations gone haywire, it was a great start and a sign of the highly detailed world waiting for me beneath the waves. The world built for this game is a smart imagining of an alternative present day, one where an underwater utopia had gone terribly wrong. The glass hallways and distinct art deco design of the world transports you into a world which is will remind you of the roaring 1920’s and of a scientifically-advanced future at once. The gameplay, mixing first-person shooter with customisable weapons and genetic ‘mods’ which give the character unnatural abilities like shooting lightning, is easy to use and really engaging. The environment is adaptable to your playstyle, you can choose to electrocute enemies discretely by shooting electricity into water puddled around their feet. Whilst this offers some really great moments, unfortunately you have to rely on specific moments where the developers have physically set it up for you rather than being able to change every environment to your advantage like that. The enemies are creepy and very maniacal making the campaign highly enjoyable. It has a lot of subtle horror written into the game which keeps you on your toes, even factoring old favourites like horrifying twisted children with their lumbering mutant protectors. There is one moment which physically made me jump, crawling through a hole into a hidden room. Turning around to see that an NPC was stood right behind me. It’s one of the few moments which actually made me shout involuntarily and has stuck in my mind. The second game plays a lot like the first, with iterative upgrades to certain mechanics and offers another viewpoint into the history of Rapture and its downfall. Where the game takes an unexpected turn though, is with the third game (also included). Bioshock Infinity abandons Rapture and takes the player into a sky-bound city which has a distinctly steampunk feel to it. The mechanics make it very familiar but the sudden change of style has polarised a lot of players. For me, I greatly enjoyed it despite missing the gloomy underwater city a little, and the developers were brave to innovate on the series rather than risking it growing stale. This remaster of the original games brings with it some graphical upgrades and gameplay changes which slightly modernise the three games but honestly, the original games have aged well anyway. All three are now on backwards compatibility meaning you can play them on the newer generation consoles. In some cases, it’s cheaper to purchase the three separately. It kills me to not give this game five stars, it is a fantastic story with a really unique, enjoyable lore built around it. However, this collection really doesn’t give enough reason to purchase the remaster. If you want to have the latest iterative upgrades to the games (I won’t judge you!) then by all means, it’s a great price for solid games. However, you will enjoy it just as much by purchasing the original 360 versions and playing through backwards compatibility for a lower cost.

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