Immediately following the high-definition video unveiled last week; Bioshock: The Collection now centers to another enhanced quality version setting - this time around in Infinite's Columbia, according to Game Spot.
The updated installment gives a much better video treatment of the steampunk city-state of Columbia which prior to the trilogy collection; showcased an awesome sense of structural design.
Check out the video below.
The video which was originally posted on the 2K Games YouTube channel contained a brief story-telling from twenty-something deuteragonist Elizabeth. Elizabeth was an intelligent machine and a worthy warrior-companion to the main protagonist of Bioshock: Infinite.
Infinite also took a more different turn as it earnestly delved on the matters of proposed viewpoints regarding alternate timelines, the existence of cosmic entities and class conflict on societies. The antagonists also in this installment were also unlike the two episodes along with the unnerving "Sea of Doors" ending, as mentioned in Cinema Blend.
Bioshock: The Collection is up for next week and owners of this assembly will be getting all versions in a remastered 1080p of the first-person shooting game with role-playing customization and stealth fundamentals. Being remastered in 1080p setting means that the video modes are categorized by 1080 horizontal lines of vertical resolution and progressive scan, as contrast to being interlaced.
Even though BioShock and BioShock 2 are eventually being remastered for the owners having the PS4, Xbox One, and PC gaming platforms; Bioshock: Infinite will only be having a console remastered treatment. But all in all the single-player subject matter will be made available along with the "Columbia's Finest" pack, and Director's Commentary: Imagining BioShock, featuring Ken Levine and Shawn.
In related news, rabid fans of Bioshock can get a chance to win the complete bundled set via the We Got This Covered website. Just subscribe to their website prior to September 29th EST.
