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Orignally set to launch on November 14, Nightdive Studios' remaster has been hit with a short delay.
The remaster is based on the 1995 first-person shooter and offers improved visuals and cutscenes, gamepad support, and more.
The remaster will feature support for up to 4K resolution at 120 frames per second on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
Nightdive Studios' remake launched for PC earlier this year, and is also in development for PlayStation and Xbox consoles.
Nightdive Studios CEO Stephen Kick seems to have confirmed that a remaster of the 2007 shooter is also in the works.
Based on the classic Nintendo 64 first-person shooter, the remaster is coming to Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and Nintendo Switch.
Nightdive Studios' remaster features 4K resolution, 120 FPS support, and revamped cutscenes. A release date will be announced later this year.
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The developer is also working on the first patch, which improves enemy AI, adds a head-bob option for accessibility and more.
System Shock’s remake hopes to reintroduce the classic to a new generation of gamers. How well is it able to pull this off? Check out our review.
Nightdive Studios' long-in-development immersive sim remake is out for PC later this month, with console versions also in the works.
The remake is out on May 30th at 8 AM PDT for PC. It's also in development for consoles, with more details coming later.
The developer, which specializes in remasters of retro titles, is set to be acquired by Atari in a deal worth up to $20 million.
