As one of the better games in the Xbox Live Arcade, BioShock Resident Evil: BioShock Remake features excellent storyline, well-designed graphics, and well-designed gameplay. However, one glaring error is its troubled creation - the game crashes almost every time you load it up, even if you have an effective video card and a powerful PC. This has caused many people to give up on this game, while others simply decide to purchase a new game for a much more cost-effective option...like BioShock Remake. But, what if we tell you that you can actually "fix" this game using video game tools and techniques? Or shall we?

In fact, BioShock Remake's GUI is often among the most glitch-ridden areas in the game, which makes playing it very frustrating. You can spot the beginnings of a level's heart just by looking at the timer and inspecting the surroundings, but unfortunately, this isn't enough - the game often crashes because of a certain scripted event (due to the character clipping through a wall). In this regard, many people have found solutions to the aforementioned problem by installing a "GUIfixes Pack." A GUI fixing pack is a small software package created by two fanatics (of the gaming community) who want to provide a solution to the game's many graphical issues, namely those encountered while playing the game while in first person view and when switching from a third person view to first person view. We won't go into detail about how to find and install such software; you'll need to search for them yourselves on the Internet.

If you want to get a hold of such a program, you can visit one of the sites listed below and follow the simple instructions to download and install the software. However, you should be aware that these programs are made by amateur developers, so you shouldn't trust them too much. But if you're a total "professional," then the program will work properly for you. BioShock Residue can be downloaded for free from selected web sites, but please remember to read the terms and conditions listed at the bottom of the article.