Levine still trying to make BioShock Vita
Irrational Games creative director Ken Levine spoke with 2K and Sony about the project last week in hopes of getting companies to sign off.
Irrational Games cofounder and creative director Ken Levine is still working to get the long-awaited BioShock for the PlayStation Vita off the ground.
"I talked to both Sony and 2K about it yesterday. Trying to make a match," Levine said on Twitter.
He later clarified that his discussions with Sony and 2K were part of a larger effort to get both companies to sign off on the project.
BioShock for the PS Vita was announced in June 2011, though development on the game has yet to begin.
In December, Levine said the team at Irrational has an idea with a "lot of potential" for BioShock for the PS Vita. However, he cautioned gamers not to get too excited about the title, saying it would be possible only if the stars align.
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