In fact, in the preview version we found that our gameplay was radically altered by the increased speed and that we were more often to be found running past enemies and smacking them with the wrench than sneaking along with a pistol and plasmid combo. We found that, while the Xbox 360 version of the game felt highly polished and continuously exciting, the PC version was almost dizzyingly fast. Our concerns and controversial favourite were based mainly on the preview of the game we did before release, in which the hacking controls were slightly different on PC and the movement speeds greatly increased. Unusually for two pretty ardent PC gamers, our preference in the past had been for the Xbox 360 version of the game. Last month, we both voiced concerns about how the PC and 360 versions played so differently in the early builds. The gameplay review is based on the PC version only and is available here.īioShock: Graphics and PerformanceJoe and I have both had a chance to play the Xbox 360 and PC versions of BioShock extensively at various stages of the game's development.
It’s spoiler-free though, so have no fear. So big, we’ve decided to cover it in two separate reviews – one based on the gameplay experience and story, one based on technical performance and hardware breakdown.
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