The Taiwan Entertainment Software Rating Information database appears to show four games registered by Take-Two Interactive for the Nintendo platform:
- BioShock Remastered
- BioShock 2 Remastered
- BioShock Infinite: The Complete Edition
- BioShock: The Collection
Although Take-Two have not officially confirmed anything, this is a listing to be taken seriously, as several games have already gone through this classification before being released to market.
Perhaps we'll have learn more in the first Nintendo Direct of 2020, which has not yet been announced by Nintendo.
The original BioShock was released in 2007 on Xbox 360 and PC, then in 2008 on PlayStation 3. An FPS with a steampunk and art deco approach, it is considered a spiritual descendant of System Shock 2. The story takes place in the 1960s, when a survivor of a plane crash discovers the underwater city Rapture — the work of Andrew Ryan, a billionaire who wishes to create a utopian society independent of the outside world.
BioShock 2 followed in 2010 and takes place ten years after the events of the first episode, still in Rapture.
Finally, BioShock Infinite was released in 2013, and breaks away from previous gameplay by taking the form of a prologue. Taking us to the floating city of Columbia in 1912, you play the role of former detective Booker DeWitt. The game focuses on his search for Elizabeth, a prisoner in this city and missing for fifteen years.
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