Hi all,

Does Anti-Aliasing work in BioShock?

very excited about this game. Though my laptop might meet the system requirement but i still wanted to make sure it can support the game well.

My laptop is benq s41, C2D 1.8GHz (santa rosa), 2GB DD2 RAM, and 8600M GS graphic. I won't expect a very high res display, 1280x800 is enuff for me or even 1024x768. But wat i want to know is wat's the max setting for my lappy? and is tis game a dx10 game? do i need to install vista to play it?

Guide to tweaking BioShock
http://www.tweakguides.com/Bioshock_1.html
This is a screenshot i took using fraps hehe.

The game was very good in terms of graphics, storyline, music, audio, scenry/atmosphere. I was also rather disturbed when going through the medical pavilion in chapter 2.

u need to force it in nvidia control panel.

urs is almost same as mine, only that mine is a desktop + 86gt. at 1024x768, can expect to play at high settings, but i think need to disable 'high detail shaders' or u will experience random crashes.

u need to force it in nvidia control panel.

Actually this game horor or not ....
Scare later play half way can't "tahan" then stop already.

havent play yet but i think if u turn ur speaker very loud (especially those hv subwoofer) sure very scary geh....   
Still, i need a confirmation on my pc can support the game well or not? Someone wif similar spec pls help me out!

Santa Rosa C2D 1.8Ghz , 2GB DDR2 RAM, 8600M GS..... 3dmark06: 2784 after OC: 3130 can or not?

how about those with ATI cards?

Actually this game horor or not ....
Scare later play half way can't "tahan" then stop already.

havent play yet but i think if u turn ur speaker very loud (especially those hv subwoofer) sure very scary geh....   
Still, i need a confirmation on my pc can support the game well or not? Someone wif similar spec pls help me out!

Santa Rosa C2D 1.8Ghz , 2GB DDR2 RAM, 8600M GS..... 3dmark06: 2784 after OC: 3130 can or not?

Let me preface this article by saying that if you have not played BioShock yet, you shouldn't read after the spoiler warning - heck, ideally, you shouldn't read any reviews at all - this one included. In fact, you should stop reading anything and everything about BioShock and begin punching your friends who talk about it in the mouth until they shut up about it. Then, will you kindly please buy a copy, and upgrade your computer or buy/borrow/rent/steal an Xbox 360 to play it. Your platform of choice doesn't really matter. Or go be a parasite and pirate the PC version, since apparently that's what 2K wants you to do considering the disincentives they give you to buying it by implementing such draconian copy protection measures. Measures that, may I add, failed anyway seeing as the game was available through pirate channels before retail.

In fact, you probably even shouldn't read this review at all. The game is just that good and that subtle, that potentially cluing yourself into some things you may want to look for is bad enough.

Before I begin the spoilers, I will say this in case you need any more encouragement: BioShock is art. As a game, it is great but feels only good because the gameplay is quite simply blown away by the story and storytelling. Contrary to all comments otherwise, BioShock isn't a revolutionary game - it is merely a combination of System Shock and Jedi Knight, with a bit of Half-Life thrown in. Again, if it wasn't for the story, the previous sentence would seem ridiculous because who doesn't want System Shock, Jedi Knight, and Half-Life all in one package?