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PlayStation 3 News by Robert Purchese

20 August, 2008

The PS3 version of BioShock will be out in Europe on 24th October, which is the same day as Fable II and also my birthday. [If you get to it. - Ed]

As we know, conversion developer 2K Marin has been busy tinkering, and added additional bits to the shooter that took top marks on Eurogamer nearly a year ago.

Chiefly, those are a Survivor difficulty mode that deems you lucky to scrape through battles with a slither of health, PS3 Trophies, plus platform-exclusive downloadable Challenge Rooms.

These lean on the problem-solving abilities of plasmids and will be on show at the Leipzig Games Convention this week, where we hope to pop in for a look.

BioShock, for those oblivious, is a shooter set in an underwater city founded in the 1930s to provide a scientifically-minded society to flourish. Something must have gone wrong.

Head over to the BioShock PS3 gamepage for our thoughts on the game, plus a chat with creator Ken Levine about how it came to be.

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Quint2020
20/08/08 @ 08:10
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Damn good game, cool that PS3 owners can experience it as well now.

I've been considering re-playing this when I've cleared my backlog.
Johnson
20/08/08 @ 08:12
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Aw, the Ed made a death threat about your birthday. Sweet.
popkins
20/08/08 @ 08:13
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It wasn't set in the 1930s. The new year part was 1949 wasn't it?
GamesProgrammer
20/08/08 @ 08:15
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Ill prolly end up getting it even tho i had it on 360, but as my 360 through a hissy fit and would not play that disc anymore i had to get rid of it ( it did work on other peoples 360's, and yes i cleared my cache )
septimus
20/08/08 @ 08:20
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Definitely getting this (even though completed on 360) and also Fable II (why the f**k was that mentioned on this post btw?)
andromeda
20/08/08 @ 08:39
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you starving PS3 owners have something to smile about now!
bodypopper
20/08/08 @ 09:39
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Ooh, same release date as Far Cry 2. This could get messy sales wise.
I'm tempted to re-buy it for PS3 though but not at full price.
Doctor_What
20/08/08 @ 10:22
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@popkins: It took a few decades for the place to tear itself apart.
SeesThroughAll
20/08/08 @ 11:55
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you starving PS3 owners have something to smile about now!

I love these urban myths. :)
popkins
20/08/08 @ 12:00
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@doctor_what: but it took place in the 1950s surely?
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I love these urban myths. :)

These tired urban myths..;)
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