BioShock
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Developers: 2K Boston,
Digital Extremes, This game has unused graphics. This game has a prerelease article |
BioShock is a genetically-enhanced shooter which proves to be different from the rest. A sequel came out in 2009, and a third game, BioShock Infinite, released in 2013.
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Level Editor
Named EdSplash.bmp, this is found in the Windows version. The Little Sister looks a little different from her final look. The area also doesn't look like it made it into the final.
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Bathysphere's Floating Sign Post
There seems to be a blank sign and four little rectangular prongs floating right under the Bathysphere. It could be used for distance between the ground at the end, or a placeholder for when the Bathysphere was to be completed. It follows you from the start, all the way to the end of the little trip. It has no physics or textures.
Unused Plasmids
Unused Plasmids have been found in the game's files of Bioshock. It includes its use and some unused graphics that goes along with the Plasmid.
Teleportation
A Plasmid that was removed late in development, as it is still referenced in the game's files. The developers explained why they removed the plasmid saying it ruined the game's scripting which resulted in breaks.
- Use: Place a BEACON and then instantly return to it.
- Sales Pitch: Using newly discovered genetic proximity and duplication characteristics, you can cross distances in the blink of an eye. Teleportation: Be there!
Speed Booster
Speed Booster was an early Plasmid in development, but ended up scrapped. It acted somewhat the same as the Aero Dash Plasmid from Bioshock 2's Multiplayer. It allowed the player to move at a very fast speed for a short period of time.
- Use: Drastically increases movement speed.
- EVE Cost: 6
- Duration: 6 Sec
- Slot Bonus: Additional 1 sec per slot
- Sales Pitch: Feeling tired? Run down? Need a boost to get your work done quicker? SpeedBooster is here! Splicing SpeedBooster increases your efficiency beyond your imagination! Soon that promotion will be yours!
- SpeedBooster: Quick like a Fox!
Parasitic Healing
Parasitic Healing was a Plasmid that existed very early in development. The Plasmid would be used by shooting an energy bolt at an enemy, causing damage to the enemy and healing the player.
- Use: Fires an energy bolt that damages enemies and heals you.
- EVE Cost: 2
- Sales Pitch: Parasitic Healing: His pain, your gain!
Early Plasmid Videos
Prototype versions of some, but not all, Plasmids are mixed in with the used videos. They have different music (the same that plays during the trip down in the bathysphere), and unfiltered narration. Some of them also indicate early names for Plasmids. Winter Blast is known as "Cryo Shard" in the video title and "Cryo" in the video itself, "Hypnotize Big Daddy" used to be called "Befriend Big Daddy", and "Target Dummy" was "Decoy" (which it officially became in BioShock 2).
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Bioweapon
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The Bioweapon was the predecessor to the Chemical Thrower. It would have had a similar purpose to the Chemical Thrower besides the fact the Bioweapon uses Plasmids that were eventually integrated into the player's abilities. The four Plasmids it was capable to expel were Insect Swarm, Berserk toxin, Disease Cloud, and a generic repellent. As for the Bioweapon, only a specular texture map exists.
China Censorship Version
BioShock was published in mainland China by CEASIA.
Due to China Communist Party's strict censorship of video games, the mainland Chinese version was significantly altered to allow for a smooth release.
This is the most censored version. These changes even break some gameplay:
- ALL Bodies in scene now invisible.
- Enemy corpse wounds were removed and will be replaced with a box in about 3 seconds since they were killed,which is implemented by an in-game script.
- Because all corpse will be removed,Research Camera will not work anymore.
- ALL Blood has been removed.
- The pipe wrench now invisable.
- Enemy corpses cannot be picked up with Telekenesis.
- Text with political content now in vague expression to avoid the actual content. The character Suchong was deliberately translated to not look Chinese.
- The ADAM substance inside the syringe is now blue(Same as EVE) instead of red.
- Since all the corpses have been removed, Telekinesis will be almost useless.
- Two clips have been added to the game boot video, one is "Healthy Gaming Advice" and the other is a disclaimer stating that the game content is purely fictional and is for entertainment purposes only.
- Since the bodies have been removed, the hacksaws and blades appear to be suspended in the air.
Bugs
- Since all corpses will be automatically replaced with boxes,the game will crash when player try to get Chlorophyll from the boxes by killing Houdini Splicer in level Arcadia. By killing enemies with ice and smashing them, the chlorophyll will appear directly as items, allowing players to pick them up without issue.
- Since all the corpses have been removed, the clips of Little Sister collecting ADAM substances early in the game look like they were collecting them from the air.
Regional Differences
The following changes were made to the German version, so that it could be released with an 18+ USK rating:
- The amount of blood was reduced. For example, the pipe wrench isn't stained with blood after hitting an enemy.
- Enemy corpse wounds were removed.
- Enemy corpses cannot be picked up with Telekenesis.
- Some of the hacksaws and blades were removed from corpses.
- The German intro sequence was completely redone, consisting of a series of in-game cutscenes.
The BioShock series
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Windows | BioShock (Remastered) • BioShock 2 • BioShock Infinite |
Mac OS X | BioShock • BioShock 2 |
Xbox 360 | BioShock • BioShock 2 • BioShock Infinite |
PlayStation 3 | BioShock • BioShock 2 • BioShock Infinite |
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