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Bioshock: The Collection (Nintendo Switch) Review

Bioshock: The Collection (Nintendo Switch) Review

Posted on June 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Bioshock: The Collection brings three classic first-person shooters to Nintendo Switch with impressive results in both performance, visuals and an absurd amount of content.

Nintendo Switch has transformed into a welcome home for ports in recent months, with Overwatch, The Outer Worlds and countless other classics making their way to the hybrid console.

While they’ve offered reduced visuals, performance and features in most cases, they’ve normally been a perfectly adequate way to experience these games, and in case of Nintendo purists, oftentimes the only way.
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