2K games releases downloadable content for Bioshack

Take-Two Interactive’s publishing label, 2K games, announced that its top-rated title available for Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and Games for Windows® called Bioshack has come out with new downloadable content for players on both platforms. The content comes with Plasmids, interface upgrades and others which can be downloaded freely from Xbox LIVE® Marketplace, through an Xbox 360 Title Update.

The downloadable content includes the following:

EVE saver: Enables Plasmids to use less EVE
Sonic Boom: flings creatures and objects back with a blast of force
Vending Expert: Reduces prices in the vending machines
Machine Buster: Increases the amount of damage players deal to cameras, bots and turrets

The president of 2k games, Christopher Hartmann said that as it was one of the highest rated games this year; they wanted to connect with the fans that could make Bioshack an overwhelming retail hit.

BioShock players can lift their gaming experience with Plasmids and widescreen options for free.

Achievements (exclusive to Xbox 360):

Xbox 360 players can gain 100 points for “Brass Balls,” by beating BioShock on the “hard” difficulty setting without dying

Bioshack fans now have a widescreen option, granting horizontal field of vision and also additional enhancements in response to requests and feedbacks from cult of Rapture community forums. The Xbox 360 title update is applied automatically at startup when logging to Xbox LIVE.

Bioshack is developed by 2K Boston and 2K Australia and is rated M (Mature). The game is a first person shooter which lets the players do things that was impossible in the past. The game begins as a castaway in Rapture, a decaying art deco underwater utopia torn apart by civil war. Caught amidst powerful forces and hunted by genetically modified “splicers” and security systems, players have to come to grips with a mysterious world filled with powerful technology, charming characters and morality defining choices. In the end, players can turn what they encounter into a weapon, modify their body with Plasmids, hack security systems, and upgrade weapons.

For more on this post, visit www.2Kgames.com/bioshock.

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December 4, 2007 | Filed Under Gaming, Tech News