[PS3] BioShock: Ultimate Rapture Edition ROM Download

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The BioShock: Ultimate Rapture Edition bundles together the iconic first two entries in the acclaimed BioShock series, letting you experience the fallen underwater utopia of Rapture in one amazing package. This edition for PS3 and Xbox 360 includes the complete versions of BioShock and BioShock 2, along with all their expansive DLC content – over $40 worth of bonus material.

The original BioShock pioneered immersive storytelling in FPS games with its twisted, philosophical tale of a 1960s art deco city collapsed into chaos. Players wield deadly plasmids and weapons against deranged splicers and hulking Big Daddies while uncovering Rapture’s sinister secrets. The Ultimate Rapture Edition adds the Challenge Rooms and Plasmid Pack DLC along with the new “Museum of Orphaned Concepts”, showcasing cut content and early concept art.

BioShock 2 puts you in the role of a prototype Big Daddy following his activation years after Rapture’s fall. Explore new areas of the crumbling metropolis while dual-wielding plasmids and weapons against twisted foes. This edition includes all of BioShock 2’s major DLC like Minerva’s Den and Sinclair Solutions Tester Pack, fleshing out the massive campaign. There’s even an exclusive set of stickers themed after the next entry in the series, BioShock Infinite.

Both games still hold up incredibly well, with dense atmospheres and environments that dripped personality. Rapture feels like a real lived-in place telling a haunting story even as you battle deranged splicers. The open-ended gameplay lets you customize your combat style while the philosophical plot engages your mind. Few games have matched the BioShock series in seamlessly blending narrative and gameplay.

Even having played through them multiple times, we’d gladly journey back to Rapture again anytime. This is a must-have bundle for fans of smart, story-driven shooters. And at the budget price, it’s an amazing amount of content and value. We almost wish Rapture was real so we could visit its art deco halls and hidden secrets.