Bioshock (Xbox 360 Non-Remastered) | 1440p60 | Longplay Full Game Walkthrough No Commentary

Full game walkthrough longplay of Bioshock, the non-remastered, original version, released on August 21st, 2007 for the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. This being the Xbox 360 version running on Series S through Backwards Compatibility, with FPS unlocked up to 60 (it’s fully locked at 60 fps through the whole game), and the “FOV “ option enabled in the game’s menus. Recorded at 1440p60, high quality codec via OBS. An interesting look at the version most people played, but nowadays see only the “remastered“ version, which has been changed visually in a few not so good ways. BioShock takes place in Rapture, a large underwater city planned and constructed in the 1940s by individualist business magnate Andrew Ryan, who wanted to create a utopia for society’s elite to flourish outside of government control and “petty morality.“ This philosophy resulted in remarkable advances in the arts and sciences, which included the discovery of “ADAM“: a potent gene-altering substance which is created by a species of sea slug on the ocean floor. ADAM soon led to the creation of “Plasmids,“ mutagenic serums that grant users super-human powers (such as telekinesis and pyrokinesis). To protect and isolate Rapture, Ryan outlawed any contact with the surface world. As Rapture flourished, wealth disparities also grew, and conman/businessman Frank Fontaine used his influence over the disenfranchised working class to establish illegal enterprises and attain power—enough to rival even Ryan himself. With doctors Brigid Tenenbaum and Yi Suchong, Fontaine would create his own company dedicated to researching plasmids and gene tonics. As ADAM became addictive and demand skyrocketed, Fontaine secretly mass-produced ADAM through slugs implanted in the stomachs of orphaned girls, nicknamed “Little Sisters.“ Fontaine was then killed in a shootout with police, and Ryan took the opportunity to seize his assets, including control of the Little Sisters. #bioshock #systemshock #longplay #retro #retrogaming #xbox360 #ps3