Nothing needs to really be said about this game. It's good, you've probably played it before. Now I'm going to take off my rose-tinted glasses after beating it on Survivor with no Vita-Chambers.


The Remaster is less than desired, honestly. It doesn't feel like things got a fresh coat of paint or a graphic update. It just feels like things got glossier (which might be code for Remastered).


The Remaster is buggy. Models pop in and out of existence if you don't run the game in windowed mode. OH, and windowed mode isn't free from the bugs, no sir. Not only that, but you have to deal with the mouse jumping OUT of the window. I can't count the number of times I accidentally moved my taskbar to different corners of my desktop.

It's buggy, it's glitchy, it probably doesn't deserve the money, BUT you still get the regular trustworthy version of Bioshock 1 when you buy it. So, that's why it gets a pass.




with no Vita-Chambers.

Nothing needs to really be said about this game. It's good, you've probably played it before. Now I'm going to take off my rose-tinted glasses after beating it on Survivor [spoiler]with no Vita-Chambers.[/spoiler] The Remaster is less than desired, honestly. It doesn't feel like things got a fresh coat of paint or a graphic update. It just feels like things got glossier (which might be code for Remastered). The Remaster is buggy. Models pop in and out of existence if you don't run the game in windowed mode. OH, and windowed mode isn't free from the bugs, no sir. Not only that, but you have to deal with the mouse jumping OUT of the window. I can't count the number of times I accidentally moved my taskbar to different corners of my desktop. It's buggy, it's glitchy, it probably doesn't deserve the money, [b]BUT[/b] you still get the regular trustworthy version of Bioshock 1 when you buy it. So, that's why it gets a pass. [spoiler]with no Vita-Chambers.[/spoiler]