BioShock: The Collection upgraded for Xbox One X, appears to hit 4K

BioShock: The Collection is composed of BioShock, BioShock 2, and BioShock Infinite for Xbox One. The titles launched on the console many years ago, and ran at 60 frames per second (FPS). It was one of the few collections to do so and it looks like it received another upgrade this week.

Today, when I turned on my Xbox One X, I noticed that BioShock, BioShock 2, and BioShock Infinite all had updates. I naturally assumed that it was just to fix performance, but when I launched them, I realized that they were Xbox One X Enhanced. It’s unclear when the updates rolled out, but they’re available right now if you own BioShock: The Collection.

The games appear to be running at 4K resolution, or a resolution that’s very close to 4K, because they’re incredibly sharp. While the menus are a little blurry, the game looks amazing. It’s retained the 60 FPS presentation so playing BioShock: The Collection is an absolute treat.

BioShock: The Collection was a part of Xbox Game Pass, but it’s left the service. Sometimes, titles return so you never know. You can always purchase it for $50 on the Microsoft Store if you don’t own it already. The Microsoft Store is also now showing that the games are Xbox One X Enhanced.