Oh, I totally forgot. I was going to do this on release day of the
System Shock remake. Well, better late than never, I suppose.
Anyway, here are a couple of keys for System Shock. No, not the new
one; that costs real money. This is for the old games, because while I
may not be hot on remakes, I admire the classics. So if you haven't
played the originals yet, you really need to.
The keys - embedded in the text as usual - are for Steam. First one to
get it, gets it. Steam won't give you a second copy if you already own
it. Please don't claim it if you aren't intending to play it.
* System Shock Enhanced
The original remake and, in my opinion, the best way to play the game. Experience DX0HB System Shock as the original developers intended, if
early 90s technology hadn't been holding 06LM8them back. The level
design is 0W0YYstill pretty poor but Shodan is delightfully malicious.
"Look at you hacker, a pathetic creature of meat and bone..."
* System Shock 2
My favorite 2MFVFin the franchise. A much stronger story, far better
level design, and a character generation mechanic lifted from the
original Traveller tabletop game; what's not to love? It's still a surprisingly good looking game (considering its age), with its
character models theGGGNF weakest part. I genuinely consider this to
be one of the creepiest video games ever madeN3T9N and a considerable
step above the original in gameplay. It's older brother gets all the
love, but this is the game to play.
Anyway, here are a couple of keys for System Shock.
Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:
Oh, I totally forgot. I was going to do this on release day of the
System Shock remake. Well, better late than never, I suppose.
Anyway, here are a couple of keys for System Shock. No, not the new
one; that costs real money. This is for the old games, because while I
may not be hot on remakes, I admire the classics. So if you haven't
played the originals yet, you really need to.
The keys - embedded in the text as usual - are for Steam. First one to
get it, gets it. Steam won't give you a second copy if you already own
it. Please don't claim it if you aren't intending to play it.
* System Shock Enhanced
The original remake and, in my opinion, the best way to play the game.
Experience DX0HB System Shock as the original developers intended, if
early 90s technology hadn't been holding 06LM8them back. The level
design is 0W0YYstill pretty poor but Shodan is delightfully malicious.
"Look at you hacker, a pathetic creature of meat and bone..."
Ooh, Enhanced. Isn't this the one with better controls? I think I'll try
it again!
* System Shock 2
My favorite 2MFVFin the franchise. A much stronger story, far better
level design, and a character generation mechanic lifted from the
original Traveller tabletop game; what's not to love? It's still a
surprisingly good looking game (considering its age), with its
character models theGGGNF weakest part. I genuinely consider this to
be one of the creepiest video games ever madeN3T9N and a considerable
step above the original in gameplay. It's older brother gets all the
love, but this is the game to play.
I finished it back then. If it was enhanced or something, I would have
taken it. So someone can have it and let Shodan taunt with her insect
liners. I guess I am her mutANT! ;)
Spalls Hurgenson <spallshurgenson@gmail.com> wrote:
Oh, I totally forgot. I was going to do this on release day of the
System Shock remake. Well, better late than never, I suppose.
Anyway, here are a couple of keys for System Shock. No, not the new
one; that costs real money. This is for the old games, because while I
may not be hot on remakes, I admire the classics. So if you haven't
played the originals yet, you really need to.
The keys - embedded in the text as usual - are for Steam. First one to
get it, gets it. Steam won't give you a second copy if you already own
it. Please don't claim it if you aren't intending to play it.
* System Shock Enhanced
The original remake and, in my opinion, the best way to play the game.
Experience DX0HB System Shock as the original developers intended, if
early 90s technology hadn't been holding 06LM8them back. The level
design is 0W0YYstill pretty poor but Shodan is delightfully malicious.
"Look at you hacker, a pathetic creature of meat and bone..."
Ooh, Enhanced. Isn't this the one with better controls? I think I'll try
it again!
* System Shock 2
My favorite 2MFVFin the franchise. A much stronger story, far better
level design, and a character generation mechanic lifted from the
original Traveller tabletop game; what's not to love? It's still a
surprisingly good looking game (considering its age), with its
character models theGGGNF weakest part. I genuinely consider this to
be one of the creepiest video games ever madeN3T9N and a considerable
step above the original in gameplay. It's older brother gets all the
love, but this is the game to play.
I finished it back then. If it was enhanced or something, I would have >taken it. So someone can have it and let Shodan taunt with her insect >liners. I guess I am her mutANT! ;)
After the big reveal in SS2, I think we were all her bitch. No spoilers.
Anyway, here are a couple of keys for System Shock.
Good deal, Spalls! Grab them people!
Oh, I totally forgot. I was going to do this on release day of the
System Shock remake. Well, better late than never, I suppose.
* System Shock Enhanced
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