The different game editions (Limited/Tin Edition, Collector's Edition and standard) created a lot of confusions, since the design of the packages differs for every market.

Meanwhile, a user at Flickr has posted a photo of the European PC Collector's Edition. It proves that packshots shown at retailers indeed match the final product. Instead of the bulleye from the US version, this one here has got a rusty hole at the front side.

Hopefully my CE will survive its delivery and contain a tin box, too. If there are news about the EU CE of Bioshock, be sure to read them here first.

Zerimski's Flickr website - European Collector's Edition

Penny Arcade must be in a Bioshock fever. After their last comic was about teens using plasmids, this one is a humorous take on the game's release.

Did you also think at first sight that this "strange customer" is Ken Levine, just with longer hair? But I doubt Ken needs to buy his own game...

Penny Arcade maybe gives us more Bioshock after release, so let's wait and see.

Penny-Arcade.com - A Dark Recipe

Thnx to ninjathatrocks for the link!

The AT&T blue room finally justifies its name and takes us on a 9 minute long dive to Rapture. The A-List on laction video feature shows us an interview with Ken Levine and Paul Hellquist from 2K Boston/Australia.

The video delivers a nice round up for info and trailer scenes about the game. And there is a weird moment, when a trailer is louder than Pauls' talking.

AT&T blue room - A-list: Bioshock

About a week ago, Bioshock has been present at this year's Wizard World in Chicago. That is why I investigated a bit and got in touch with the Promoguys Marketing Group, which was responsible for the very cool Bioshock booth in Chicago.

Senior Account Executive Andrea Rota was so kind to provide more information and material to me. If you like to know what the booth was like and if you like to see more photos, then you should hit the jump for more!

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