BioShock 2 (RU) (GFWL)

We're getting a Bioshock movie! Netflix will be partnering with 2K and Take-Two Interactive for a film adaptation of the Bioshock franchise.

Posted 1 year ago by Heidi Nicholas

On May 31st, 21 titles will be leaving the service according to the Games Leaving Soon section of the hub. The vast majority of these are Xbox 360 titles, making up 19 of the 21 games involved.

Posted 5 years ago by Rebecca Smith

Xbox has launched the official trailer showing that GamesPass, giving us access to the final full list of games that are coming, including many Xbox 360 titles.

Posted 6 years ago by Claudio Barata

Just about an hour ago, the head of Xbox Games himself, Mr. Aaron Greenberg, announced the addition of the BioShock trilogy to the backwards compatibility program -- that's BioShock, BioShock 2 and BioShock Infinite.

Posted 7 years ago by Kelly Packard

Video games have a long history of secondary studios coming into a series while the primary team takes a break or moves on, and it seems to maybe never end well. Why does this keep happening?

Posted 7 years ago by Mark Delaney

Remasters are coming in thick and fast this year. Next to be announced is the classic BioShock trilogy, arriving in September. Multiplayer for BioShock 2 will not be included, but all single-player DLC in the series will be there.

Posted 7 years ago by Sam Quirke

Adapting a novel to the big screen is hugely popular in the film industry in this day and age. The likes of Harry Potter and Game of Thrones (and even 50 Shades of Grey) have become a huge success be

Posted 8 years ago by Marc Hollinshead

This week we're trying out a new format for the content roundup -- we're sorting the content by platform. Let us know in the comments below if you would prefer us to keep using this new format or if

Posted 8 years ago by Rebecca Smith

Science plays a pretty big role in the narrative of many games. Few things make better sources of conflict than advanced science gone awry and few things make better resolutions to conflict than the

Posted 8 years ago by Jonathan Barnes

As far back as I can remember, I've always hated Michigan. As an Ohio farmboy from the northwest part of the state, I was brought up in the prime battleground. A good portion of my classmates wore pu

Posted 8 years ago by Jonathan Barnes