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#Irrational games version. Pc

2K Australia merges with 2K Marin and announces XCOM on April 14th.

2010 – 2K Boston announces its return to its original name, "Irrational Games".

BioShock released August 21 to wide critical acclaim and strong sales.

2007 – Irrational Games is renamed as 2K Boston and 2K Australia.

2006 – Irrational is acquired by Take-Two Interactive, under the 2K Games publishing arm.

The studio retains the "Irrational Games Boston" title.

2005 – Irrational's Boston studio moves to larger office space in Quincy, Massachusetts.

#Irrational games version. Pc

2004 – Irrational designers Ed Orman and Dean Tate awarded "Best Design" in the Australian Game Developer Awards, as well as the studio receiving "Best Game of 2004" and "Best PC Game".2002 – Legal issues with publisher Crave Entertainment result in the development of The Lost being halted.2000 – Irrational Canberra opens, with Jonathan Chey taking the helm.1999 – System Shock 2 released to critical acclaim.1997 – Boston studio formed by former Looking Glass Studios employees Ken Levine, Jonathan Chey, and Robert Fermier.In January of 2010, 2K Boston returned to its previous widely respected name, Irrational Games, and adopted a new logo. The Canberra studio ("2K Australia") separated from the Boston studio at some point after 2007, and merged with 2K Marin in 2010. Soon after, 2K Games announced the formation of 2K Marin in Novato. A substantial number did leave, but five members of the 2K Boston team moved to a new 2K Games studio in Novato, California. Shortly after BioShock was released, rumors arose that many of the staff who had worked on the game were leaving 2K Boston/Australia.

On the 9th of January 2006, Irrational Games became part of 2K Games after being bought out by Take 2 Interactive, and on the 10th of August 2007 their studios were renamed as 2K Boston and 2K Australia.