Rejoice, PlayStation 3 gamers, the journey to Rapture is at hand! 2K Games has officially announced that BioShock PS3 has gone gold. A demo will also be released on Thursday on the PlayStation Network, so watch out for that one.

One of the new things arriving in Rapture via the PS3 version of BioShock is the Ferris Wheel room. You might remember seeing screenshots of it in an earlier post when we talked about the PS3-exclusive content. Today, 2K Games animator Grant Chang discussed about how he eventually got this big wheeler into the game, despite it not being available in the Xbox 360 and PC versions, as well as his awkwardly-fulfilling task to do some custom animations for Little Sister.

What a nice creepy way to start the month of October! The free PS3 demo for BioShock has been dated. Better make sure to gear up your console (clear out some memory if necessary), the demo hits the PlayStation Network on October 2!

What with all the recent games requiring a mandatory install, this one doesn't come as a surprise at all. The PlayStation 3 version of BioShock will have a mandatory install of 5 GB, so be sure you have some space on your drive when it comes out. Maybe plan what you'll do for 10 minutes as you wait for the install to finish. More after the jump.

PS3 fans will be getting their own dose of Rapture City when BioShock finally hits Sony's next-gen. But what's driving the anticipation farther is the hope that there will be much better things to come for this version. Well it looks like fanboys are up for a disappointment as Melissa Miller reveals in an interview that there won't be any difference between the Xbox 360 and PS3 version as far as visuals are concerned.

The Trophies have not only been revealed, they've finally been unveiled! Well, a couple of them at least. The guys at 2K Games, with the commissioned work of the 2K Marin folks, have finally shared what the BioShock PS3 Trophies are gonna be like, and how much blood, sweat, limbs and tears one must give up to win them.

Here's some more PS3 BioShock goodness from E3. Apart from sizzling screenshots, there are also new details on the Rapture adventure getting exclusive PS3 downloadable content. We know, we know. You can't contain your excitement. Take it away, then, at the full article.

A whole new team of developers is jumping in aboard BioShock PS3 in the form of Digital Extremes. They've got experience, and they've proven themselves to ably deliver the goods. A very positive prospect, don't you think. Read up on this 2K Games-Digital Extremes partnership more after the jump.

Speaking at the GDC in Paris, BioShock (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) lead programmer Chris Kline said that the game should gave failed from the get-go. This caught many attendees by surprise because BioShock was one of last year's most decorated titles. Why did Kline say this? Find out in the full article up ahead.

In general - sad as it may be - movies based on video games don't live up to their original counterparts. But why do we watch these movies anyway, even if we know they'd never live up to the game? Only one answer came to mind: because we love the game.

Thus the idea for this QuickList came about: what are the movies that we'd watch simply for love of the game? Read the five movies you might consider watching (even if they sucked) in the full article.