https://www.esrb.org/ratings/39481/system-shock-remake/
Console release soon?
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Console release soon?
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ESRB - System Shock (Remake) has been rated for PS4, PS5, XB1, Xbox Series, PC
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Could not be more in, Nightdive just keep blessing us with all these goodies - first Rise of the Triad on consoles September 29, now this.
Wonder if there's anything prohibiting a port to further consoles (beyond the Switch) of their Strife remaster?
Wonder if there's anything prohibiting a port to further consoles (beyond the Switch) of their Strife remaster?
I hope they improve the controller support, while the gunplay was fine, the UI navigation was not the best.
Outside of that, amazing remake, even more considering it came around the same time as RE4 and Dead Space. Amazing time for action horror games.
Outside of that, amazing remake, even more considering it came around the same time as RE4 and Dead Space. Amazing time for action horror games.
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Really good remake. I love the art style with the chunky pixel textures and modern lighting effects.
But yeah, the UI could use a bit of work for pure controller support. And I'd still like a UI rework to make the text readable on the Deck.
But yeah, the UI could use a bit of work for pure controller support. And I'd still like a UI rework to make the text readable on the Deck.
Hoping the controls are further optimized. I didn't care for using a controller much on PC version.
Right. I guess my confusion was just maybe related to how ESRB does things maybe. So, the situation is it was already rated for PC but now the ESRB listing added consoles, right?
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thats what I'm thinking (Im no expert on the ratings system!)
For real though this is an astoundingly good game. I had never played the original, only SS2, and this held up so well. It was a tough road but Nightdive made an incredibly loyal yet modern remake of this thing; if it were a straight-up new game I would have loved it just the same.
In a year packed with amazing games, this is still my front-runner for Game of the Year so far.
I hope it's a great port.
Hopefully it also gets a patch on PC to fix some minor issues as well though.
Steam Cloud saves are still broken, and I know two people that wanted to play it who jump between their PC and Steam Deck, who are waiting on that first.
And while you can enable HDR via a hidden command option (it's a UE4 thing) the UI ends up really washed-out - which would apparently only require a minor texture modification to fix (not flagged as the correct type or something like that).
I hope it's a great port.
Hopefully it also gets a patch on PC to fix some minor issues as well though.
Steam Cloud saves are still broken, and I know two people that wanted to play it who jump between their PC and Steam Deck, who are waiting on that first.
And while you can enable HDR via a hidden command option (it's a UE4 thing) the UI ends up really washed-out - which would apparently only require a minor texture modification to fix (not flagged as the correct type or something like that).
This needs to come with a patch for pc cause there's several achievements that are impossible to get.
Funny timing, I just picked the game up again yesterday.
It's out on PC, but it wasn't rated. Games on PC don't need ESRB ratings to launch like they do on consoles.
Recently played through this for the first time and it's fantastic. Some moments of frustration to be sure, and the game outright wants you dead (particularly at the start) but it's an incredible game with a fantastic lick of paint from Nightdive.
Have immediately moved on to System Shock 2, and I honestly might end up preferring the SS1 remake for some of the QoL. SS2's opening hours feel even rougher by comparison, and it only really hooked me from about 3-4 hours in.
Have immediately moved on to System Shock 2, and I honestly might end up preferring the SS1 remake for some of the QoL. SS2's opening hours feel even rougher by comparison, and it only really hooked me from about 3-4 hours in.
Kinda curious how they handle the inventory tetris stuff on console. It's a little painful even with a mouse.
Going to be fun trying to juggle this along Spider-Man 2 and Alan Wake 2 if it releases in that same period. I'd love to play on PC right now but I'd have to lower the settings a good bit to get it to run smoothly on my rig, will get it on PS5 or Series X instead.
If we can get at least a week between those three releases, that'd be ideal, because they each can get the full attention they deserve.
If we can get at least a week between those three releases, that'd be ideal, because they each can get the full attention they deserve.