13. February 2013, 21:23:45

#45

voodoo47Quote

they've already said in the interview that mods will be compatible. this pretty much means that the resource format has not been tampered with, and that's all we need.

13. February 2013, 21:40:00

#46

MarvinQuote

Well, I just hope the customers wil be better off with the default GOG version than with the botched Thief release a while ago.

13. February 2013, 21:51:57

#47

SS2 ON GOG!!!!!Quote

 :proud:AMAZING!!!!! Collectors edition DLC sounds good to me. I told everyone i know this day would NEVER happen!

13. February 2013, 22:01:06

#48

ZylonBaneQuote

Quote by SS2 ON GOG!!!!!:

:proud:AMAZING!!!!! Collectors edition DLC sounds good to me. I told everyone i know this day would NEVER happen!

Looks like we have anonymous users confusing the name field for a title field again.

13. February 2013, 23:31:07

#49

grittymodderQuote

If they have right connections they should suggest releasing the source code for a certain sum collected from an online petition. When people will taste System shock 2 (again) probably it would be possible gather the ammount (it has happened for example with Blender and other softwares).
They will still sell the prepackaged game / assets and have people mod the game with more freedom (ex. better lightmaps resolution, modern dynamic lighting, modern animations, etc). As seen with Id games.

With right holders wasting (almost) 15 years of time doing nothing probably giving them some cash for old tecnology is a interesting option for them.