The wait is nearly over. Nightdive Studios simply revealed a May 21 release date for the console variation of its System Shock remake. It’ll be offered on PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S, after showing up for PCs in 2015.
The designer, along with publisher Prime Matter, dropped a brand-new trailer for the console release, displaying the sensational visual upgrade to the 1994 first-person shooter/RPG. Fight has actually likewise gotten a substantial upgrade, as the mechanics of the category weren’t rather fine-tuned when the video game initially launched, gulp, 30 years back.
The PC variation of the remake has actually been popular, with a favorable evaluation rating on Metacritic, however this isn’t a basic re-release. Console gamers are getting some special functions to sweeten the pot. It’ll boast 4K visuals with 60FPS on the PS5 and Xbox Series X. There’s likewise a brand-new ending that “upgrades the last fight” with series villain Shodan. The controls have actually been remodelled to much better match console gamepads and there’s a brand-new female hacker lead character.
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There’s likewise a bit of something here for collectors. The PS5 and Xbox Series X/S variations are getting a physical release, though it’s a digital-only affair for PS4 and Xbox One gamers. There’s no prices info yet, however the video game costs $40 on PC.
This remake of the renowned shooter has actually been a long period of time coming. It was initially revealed all the method back in 2016 as part of an effective Kickstarter project. Nightdive Studios is likewise dealing with an improved port of System Shock 2
