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BioShock Coming to PS3 in October

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2K Games has formally announced that it will ship a new version of its award-winning BioShock for the Sony PlayStation 3 in October 2008, and that the version will include new content and features not available in existing WIndows and Xbox 360 versions of the game. 2K Games is not-so-subtly hoping the new version for the PS3 will give BioShock the opportunity to be named game of the year for a second time; the initial version took home several top honors in 2007 game awards.

“We are excited to see the impact of this stellar title for the PlayStation 3 system when it debuts this fall,” said 2K president Christoph Hartmann, in a statement. “Over the coming months we look forward to revealing the new features and content that will make this a must-have game for its new audience, as well as for those who enjoyed it on the other platforms.”

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The company did not reveal what new features or content will be added to the title.

2K Games is a publishing label of Take 2 Interactive, the same folks who develop the controversial Grand Theft Auto franchise, as well as titles like Manhunt and Bully.

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