22. September 2015, 10:15:10

#15

VaeQuote

Great news!...Just picked it up for $5.99...

22. September 2015, 10:33:17

#16

Dj 127Quote

So Night Dive is actually working with the people behind the patches and acknowledging their work. There is still some justice in the world after all.

The question now is, will they release the source code for System Shock 2's Dark Engine version so that more people will be able to do something with it?

22. September 2015, 10:38:45

#17

JQuote

So, now they have the rights can more...liberal modding be done? And does this version have background music?

22. September 2015, 10:54:34

#18

voodoo47Quote

yes, the EE edition has everything (except the french and german voiveovers, it seems //this is fixed now). no idea what do you mean by liberal modding though.

the situation with the source code is not as simple, but lets say the will to move things into the right direction is definitely there.

22. September 2015, 13:18:01

#19

NoMisQuote

Is there a way to use the german and french voiceovers if one has them from the original game or from SSP? Bit disappointing that they only included english.

EDIT: Nevermind. Seems like it is easily doable. And the original CD release that is also available if you purchase the GOG version seems to include the files as well.

http://www.gog.com/forum/system_shock_series/german_files