Dude... downloaded the demo and am playing it...

One word - beautiful.

The best part, even at maximum settings, the game runs smoothly on my system. I thought I would be getting like 10-15fps at the most. Amazing. The lighting, the shadows, the animation and the eerie feel, dude...this game is just crazy!!

The best and fastest place to download the game demo right now is :
http://www.nzone.com/object/nzone_bioshock_downloads.html

Currently playing this game on my 7800 GTX. Any chance of using Anti-aliasing ???

Had issues with the cheats. However, just do a 'Find' for let's say, the F10 key. Everytime there is a F10= ... , you just type =God

Meaning
F10=God

there will be many other F10 keys
keep typing F10=God for the whole defuser.ini (wherever there is F10)

Playing at the early parts of this game.
I use my X-Box 360 controller for Windows
It's brilliant... vibration... when the big daddy walks, it vibrates
I thought it would be difficult to play on a gamepad but no, its way much more fun!

Playing at 1280x1024 max details on 3.2Ghz dual-core, 2Gb ram and 7800 GTX.

And BTW, has anyone gotten a way to enable anti-aliasing? Is it for GeForce 8 Series and above only? Coz' Unreal Engine 3.0 typically DOES NOT support anti-aliasing... unless some tweaks are done

R u sure? BioShock is certified GFW... emm....

Try the latest of the latest Nvidia Beta drivers... especially those on Vista (A MUST!!)

Vista 32bit
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x86_163.75.html

Vista 64bit
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x64_163.75.html

Windows XP 32bit
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_163.76.html

Windows XP 64bit (???)
http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp64_163.76.html



Those Vista drivers keep improving my Vista experience... everytime a Beta driver is released, my Vista gets smoother. Halo 2 for Windows Vista at this moment has ABSOLUTELY no more stutters or strange pauses. I dual-boot, BioShock on XP 32bit and Halo 2 & Shadowrun on Vista 64bit. No problems for me.

It DOES support. For GeForce M users, the way to install the latest drivers is..

Lets say you have a GeForce M 7600 running on Windows XP. So you need to download GeForce 7 drivers for XP. That's right. Extract the installation files to a folder.
Then you need to use Device Manager (right-click My Computer, etc. etc.) and then select Display Adapter. Right click on it, then Properties, then drivers, then update, then select it manually. You will have to choose the option where you want to tell the installer where to choose from. Then you need to click on "Have disk". Now, point to the folder drivers you just extracted. A list of GPUs will appear, select the one closest, so in this case, its GeForce 7600. Click Next and it will install. A warning will appear, just click next... and Done !! Fully updated.

U sure u selected GeForce 7600 which is closest to your type of GPU? It should work. If not, just uninstall your current HP drivers and then do my method again.