Sep 30, 2016 10:36 AM EDT By Gretch.Z, UniversityHerald Reporter

"BioShock: The Collection's" updated graphics were noted to have several bugs and issues, which the original games also had on the PC. Nevertheless, 2K Games have already acknowledged these issues prior to detailing the specific areas that will be addressed in the upcoming patch. Based on reports, stability and control fixes, additional graphical support and added audio settings will be included.

"BioShock: The Collection's" different performance issues will be addressed. This was announced by its developer 2K Games through a post on the game's official Steam page. The much awaited bundle was launched, following months of leaks and rumors.

The upcoming "BioShock: The Collection" patch release date was not mentioned in the post made by 2K Games. However, the players who would have problems in the game's 2 remasters are encouraged by the developer to report outstanding issues to the official 2K Support website.

"BioShock: The Collection" has reportedly managed to top the software sales charts in the UK, which seems to prove that the players will overlook the bundle's issues in favor of revisiting  Columbia and Rapture. This could also mean that the game's performance issues had minimal effect on its sales, given that the upcoming fixes for both remasters are what the fans have been expecting, Game Spew reported.

Meanwhile, "BioShock: The Collection" reviews suggest that the game is able to provide different stages of satisfaction, depending on what direction the player comes from. Those who are completely new to the worlds of Columbia and Rapture are encouraged to purchase the game. However, those who have played it, yet failed to completely fall for it, should reconsider buying.

Nevertheless, for the players who have transferred to new platforms, the game is reportedly a worthy purchase, given how the "BioShock: The Collection" can still look with a revamp after nine years, making it a series worth revisiting,Kill Screen reported.

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