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Rumored BioShock Collection For Current-Gen Consoles Looking More Likely
The ESRB has listed something that might splice up your life. The video game rating board in the United States signals that BioShock: The Collection is on the way.
The listing, which echoes the Taiwanese rating board last month, indicates that all three games are included for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Rapture has always been attractive in its disrepair, but we suspect that an update to resolution and frame rate won't go unnoticed.
The unfortunate thing is that when you read an ESRB description for a trio M-rated games, it can get a little ugly. You can check out the smattering of offensive language and depictions in the description below. Thank goodness for context.
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[Source: ESRB via Destructoid]
Our Take
My backlog is overflowing, but I'd be hard pressed not to be lured back to Rapture and Columbia. Of course, we don't have an official announcement or a release window, but it's safe to say there's a market for this collection.
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