"We are working on pretty aggressive plans for DLC and that's actually something that is already under-way," senior systems designer Kent Hudson informed Australian Gamer. "That is something that is mostly being run out of the Marin studio because like I said the Australian studio is already ramping up on the next big thing."

Exactly what that new content entails remains unknown--unlike the single-player original, BioShock 2 sports multiplayer crafted by Digital Extremes, the likes of which often receive new characters and maps post-release--but with the sequel slated to hit PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on February 9, it's likely we won't have to wait long.