Official BioShock 2 PC widescreen bug fix
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Published on 24th February 2010 11:54
2K Games has released a new PC patch for their port of the first person shooter - Bioshock 2. The update fixes the sequel's annoying widescreen issue - which, like the first game's identical problem, crops a 4:3 image rather than actually offering 16:9 - and also addresses mouse click problems in multiplayer. The patch is available as an automatic download via Games For Windows Live. This is not the end of patches for the PC game. The site states, "We are working on a larger, more extensive patch now . . ." which should be released in the near future. * Fixed an issue where 16:9 and 16:10 resolutions were letterboxed versions of 4:3 resolutions, thereby properly fixing the FOV by expanding the horizontal player view as intended.
* Fixed an issue where holding the M1 button would not register in Multiplayer gameplay
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