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There’s some good news for PS3 owners looking forward to BioShock on the PS3; a few graphical problems noticed by players of the demo are being fixed via a patch in the final game.
“I have good news from the dev team about a patch for BioShock PS3! They have been working on a patch to address the concerns some of you on the forum have talked about,” explained a 2K community manager. “As work is in progress I do not have a definite date for when this patch will be released as it needs to be tested and clear certification with Sony before it is scheduled and released. I do know this will not be until after the game’s launch, and I will update you with details on that date as I receive them.”
You can expect the entire patch list when it’s finalised, but the community post has included details on two graphical fixes:
– Fix for an issue where large blocky pixels would show up whenever viewing the Bouncer and Elite Bouncer variants of the Big Daddy.
– Fix for an issue where white/discoloured bars would show up at the right and bottom sides of the screen during the plane crash / water scene at the beginning of the game.
It’s good to see 2K is working to resolve problems. BioShock for PS3 hits UK stores on Friday.
