#Bioshock infinite switch portable

Of course, the game is missing a lot of the visual bells and whistles it’s more powerful counterparts enjoy. But these occurrences were few and far between, and didn’t hamper the gameplay. When playing the first to games I encountered no issues with things like lag or framerates, although there were a few times when playing Infinite where it started to chug a little.

#Bioshock infinite switch portable

All three games run incredibly well on Nintendo’s little handheld, whether in docked mode or in portable play. However, the multiplayer component found in the original Bioshock 2 has been removed, which is understandable. Developed by Blind Squirrel, the team behind the Xbox One, PC and PS4 remasters that released a few years back, The Bioshock Collection not only includes the three games, but also the DLC from both Bioshock 2 and Infinite. All three games have earned the right to be called classics and many people happily call the franchise their favorite and consider its creator, Ken Levine as a real auteur in the industry.Īs with X-COM and Borderlands, 2K felt that bringing The Bioshock Collection to the Switch would mean a whole new set of players could experience the rich storytelling on offer, and while I may not totally agree that this release will bring the games to a new audience, I can at least say that the port was taken good care of. Or how Infinite blew open the whole story of Bioshock and took it to a new level. Or how Bioshock 2 took the lore from the first game and expanded on it, fleshing out the world of Rapture and giving it more personality. Whether is it the subversive nature of the first game, one that we forever be remembered for ‘That’ twist.

Not to say thateither of those series aren’t fantastic, but to me Bioshock is on a whole other level. That name carries a certain weight to it, one that personally I don’t think X-COM or Borderlands have.

The last collection to be released by 2K Games on the Switch is by no means least, Bioshock.