Following plenty of rumors and leaks over a past few months, 2K Games has finally announced BioShock: The Collection, a collection pack that includes the original BioShock, BioShock 2 and BioShock: Infinite with remastered visuals for current-gen platforms. Now, along with free PC upgrade, the developer has officially confirmed that all of the games included in the collection pack will run at native 1080p resolution with “up to” 60 frames per second across PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

BioShock, BioShock 2 and BioShock Infinite Will Run at Native 1080p With "up to" 60FPS Across All Platforms

　　With upgraded graphics, all the games in BioShock: The Collection come with upgraded technical standards as well. A 2K Games representative recently confirmed with GameSpot that the games will run at a native resolution of 1080p with “up to” 60 frame rates per second on the current-gen platforms.

　　The publisher has also confirmed that PC players may be able to get their hands on the enhanced games included in BioShock: The Collection without paying any price. Those who already own BioShock, BioShock 2, and/or the Minerva's Den BioShock 2 DLC on Steam can get a free upgrade to the remastered version of the respective title(s).

　　“Working with Blind Squirrel Games, we’ve remastered BioShock, BioShock 2, and BioShock Infinite making them look better than ever,” reads the announcement post on Steam. “If you already own BioShock, BioShock 2, and or Minerva’s Den on Steam, you will be able to upgrade to the remastered version of the respective title(s) for free after release.”

　　Note that BioShock Infinite is not included in the free upgrade because the game is not being remastered on PC. The reason behind that, according to the developer, is that “it already meets current-gen console standards and runs smoothly on high visual settings.” Also note that BioShock: The Collection will not include BioShock 2 multiplayer.

　　BioShock: The Collection is set to launch on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One later this year on September 13 in North America, on September 15 in Australia, and internationally on September 16.