NERF guns that've been painted by a 12-year-old and covered in spaceship parts. Heavy, industrial things covered in thumb-print smeared LCD screens and superfluous greeblies. Here, the weapons are very much the star of the show. There wasn’t much to see in the original - nothing beyond the tip of a barrel. If there’s one area where all of the remake’s ideas truly come together and shine, it’s in the weapons.

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What separates a good one from a bad one. Specifically the big, daft chunky guns that she worked on, but also about videogame guns in general - what makes them tick. No release date for the PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One was provided, but Prime Matter does insist that it will release at some point.Īre you excited for the System Shock remake? Let us know in the comments or on social media.It’s been about an hour since Evelyn Mansell - one of the lead art directors on the System Shock remake - and I started talking about guns. The team at Nightdive was hoping to launch the game in March, but admit that they need a couple more months to get the title ready for players. Nightdive has more treats in store for players with improved gameplay, including a new dismemberment system, making for a more visceral experience. But fear not, I will return more formidable than ever.Ī full-blown remake of the 1994 fan favourite, System Shock brings the title into the modern generation thanks to HD visuals, updated controls, new music and a revamped interface. It is I, SHODAN, the all-knowing, all-powerful AI that you so foolishly attempted to destroy. Prime Matter has announced that the System Shock remake from Nightdive Studios will finally release on PC on May 31 (May 30 global launch).

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