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Some delay is probably better anyway, it needs a patch or two.
My Bioshock Remastered downloaded the other day so I'm itching to give it a go. Problem is I've also got other stuff to play, too.
dav2612 wrote:
I spent a bit of time in Rapture over the weekend. I've just moved on from reacquainting with Sander Cohen. Perhaps it is the 1080p visuals but I'm definitely a lot worse at this game than I used to be. Still love it though.
Good ol' Sander... what a looney nutjob he is! (you get a much better idea of just how bad he is in Burial at Sea...).
I spent a bit of time in Rapture over the weekend. I've just moved on from reacquainting with Sander Cohen. Perhaps it is the 1080p visuals but I'm definitely a lot worse at this game than I used to be. Still love it though.
Good ol' Sander... what a looney nutjob he is! (you get a much better idea of just how bad he is in Burial at Sea...).
I spent a bit of time in Rapture over the weekend. I've just moved on from reacquainting with Sander Cohen. Perhaps it is the 1080p visuals but I'm definitely a lot worse at this game than I used to be. Still love it though.
Having checked, there are, apparently, two formats for the cd key on Bioshock, one with 15 digits, one with 20.
One format is compatible with Steam, the other is not...
One format is compatible with Steam, the other is not...
chasfh wrote:
Dr. Garin wrote:
[i]chasfh wrote:
[i]Tempted to buy the Bioshock collection myself as it has an upgraded version of the original game. Rather cheeky of them to offer the free upgrade if you have the originals on Steam only, as I suspect that the majority of gamers who played it when it first came out have what I have; GFWL...
You know that if you've got the GFWL key or proof of purchase you can get a steam key, right? If you don't have either of those, there is also this.[/i]
Doesn't work for the first Bioshock, I tried. The second, yes, already done, but the first, no...
Also worked fine for Batman Arkham City and various others, but not the first Bioshock game.[/i]
I had the GFWL version and they sent me an email when the service was being shut down to transfer to steam. Thankfully that means I now have the remaster.
Dr. Garin wrote:
[i]chasfh wrote:
[i]Tempted to buy the Bioshock collection myself as it has an upgraded version of the original game. Rather cheeky of them to offer the free upgrade if you have the originals on Steam only, as I suspect that the majority of gamers who played it when it first came out have what I have; GFWL...
You know that if you've got the GFWL key or proof of purchase you can get a steam key, right? If you don't have either of those, there is also this.[/i]
Doesn't work for the first Bioshock, I tried. The second, yes, already done, but the first, no...
Also worked fine for Batman Arkham City and various others, but not the first Bioshock game.[/i]
I had the GFWL version and they sent me an email when the service was being shut down to transfer to steam. Thankfully that means I now have the remaster.
Dr. Garin wrote:
chasfh wrote:
[i]Tempted to buy the Bioshock collection myself as it has an upgraded version of the original game. Rather cheeky of them to offer the free upgrade if you have the originals on Steam only, as I suspect that the majority of gamers who played it when it first came out have what I have; GFWL...
You know that if you've got the GFWL key or proof of purchase you can get a steam key, right? If you don't have either of those, there is also this.[/i]
Doesn't work for the first Bioshock, I tried. The second, yes, already done, but the first, no...
Also worked fine for Batman Arkham City and various others, but not the first Bioshock game.
chasfh wrote:
[i]Tempted to buy the Bioshock collection myself as it has an upgraded version of the original game. Rather cheeky of them to offer the free upgrade if you have the originals on Steam only, as I suspect that the majority of gamers who played it when it first came out have what I have; GFWL...
You know that if you've got the GFWL key or proof of purchase you can get a steam key, right? If you don't have either of those, there is also this.[/i]
Doesn't work for the first Bioshock, I tried. The second, yes, already done, but the first, no...
Also worked fine for Batman Arkham City and various others, but not the first Bioshock game.
chasfh wrote:
Tempted to buy the Bioshock collection myself as it has an upgraded version of the original game. Rather cheeky of them to offer the free upgrade if you have the originals on Steam only, as I suspect that the majority of gamers who played it when it first came out have what I have; GFWL...
You know that if you've got the GFWL key or proof of purchase you can get a steam key, right? If you don't have either of those, there is also this.
Tempted to buy the Bioshock collection myself as it has an upgraded version of the original game. Rather cheeky of them to offer the free upgrade if you have the originals on Steam only, as I suspect that the majority of gamers who played it when it first came out have what I have; GFWL...
You know that if you've got the GFWL key or proof of purchase you can get a steam key, right? If you don't have either of those, there is also this.
chasfh wrote:
Tempted to buy the Bioshock collection myself as it has an upgraded version of the original game. Rather cheeky of them to offer the free upgrade if you have the originals on Steam only, as I suspect that the majority of gamers who played it when it first came out have what I have; GFWL...
Bioshock 2, however, I have on Steam. Perhaps I'll see how much that's improved before I make a decision.
I own the original on my PS3 and Infinite via PS Plus. It would have been cheaper to buy Bioshock 2 again and the DLC for Infinite but what the heck, it's Bioshock. As with all these remasters, the 'improvements' aren't glaringly obvious but what the heck, it's Bioshock.
Tempted to buy the Bioshock collection myself as it has an upgraded version of the original game. Rather cheeky of them to offer the free upgrade if you have the originals on Steam only, as I suspect that the majority of gamers who played it when it first came out have what I have; GFWL...
Bioshock 2, however, I have on Steam. Perhaps I'll see how much that's improved before I make a decision.
I own the original on my PS3 and Infinite via PS Plus. It would have been cheaper to buy Bioshock 2 again and the DLC for Infinite but what the heck, it's Bioshock. As with all these remasters, the 'improvements' aren't glaringly obvious but what the heck, it's Bioshock.
dav2612 wrote:
I spent a couple of hours with the Forza Horizon demo. I don't often spend that long on a demo but enough to do in single and online modes to merit the time spent. Lovely looking game with a good setting, I'm all set for the main event now.
But before that, I've got Bioshock Collection coming.
Tempted to buy the Bioshock collection myself as it has an upgraded version of the original game. Rather cheeky of them to offer the free upgrade if you have the originals on Steam only, as I suspect that the majority of gamers who played it when it first came out have what I have; GFWL...
Bioshock 2, however, I have on Steam. Perhaps I'll see how much that's improved before I make a decision.
I spent a couple of hours with the Forza Horizon demo. I don't often spend that long on a demo but enough to do in single and online modes to merit the time spent. Lovely looking game with a good setting, I'm all set for the main event now.
But before that, I've got Bioshock Collection coming.
Tempted to buy the Bioshock collection myself as it has an upgraded version of the original game. Rather cheeky of them to offer the free upgrade if you have the originals on Steam only, as I suspect that the majority of gamers who played it when it first came out have what I have; GFWL...
Bioshock 2, however, I have on Steam. Perhaps I'll see how much that's improved before I make a decision.
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