SYSTEM SHOCK Death Animations - Original vs Remake Comparison
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System Shock is an upcoming action-adventure game developed by Nightdive Studios and published by Prime Matter. It is a remake of the 1994 video game of the same name, originally developed by Looking Glass Studios. The game is set to be released in May 2023 for Windows, followed by ports for Linux, macOS, the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
The original System Shock, released in 1994, was developed by Looking Glass Studios, which closed in 2000. The company assets, including the rights to System Shock, were acquired by Star Insurance Company, a subsidiary of Meadowbrook Insurance Group. In 2012, Nightdive Studios acquired the rights for System Shock 2 and produced a digitally distributable version updated for modern operating systems. Nightdive Studios subsequently went on to acquire the rights for System Shock and the franchise as a whole.
Two months after the release of System Shock: Enhanced Edition in September 2015, Nightdive Studios announced plans to develop a remake of System Shock for Windows and Xbox One using the Unity engine. Originally announced as System Shock Remastered, Nightdive Studios has opted to simply name the new game System Shock, because they consider the level of effort put into the title makes it more of a reboot of the franchise rather than a remastering of the original game. Veteran designer Chris Avellone and members of the Fallout: New Vegas development team have confirmed their involvement.
Nightdive Studios planned to fund the development of the game through a Kickstarter campaign that started on June 28, 2016, with a goal of US$900,000. Alongside the Kickstarter campaign, the studio released a free demo featuring an early build of the first level of the game, exhibiting their efforts so far on the project and intended to "demonstrate [their] commitment and passion" to faithfully rebooting the game. The Kickstarter goal was met on July 9, 2016 with 19 days left in its campaign, and closed on July 28, 2016 with more than $1.35M in funding from about 21,600 backers. The additional funding was to be used towards Linux and macOS versions of the game, expanded areas, and support for the Razer Chroma. With the successful Kickstarter, Nightdive Studios anticipated a December 2017 release for the game.
During the Kickstarter period, Nightdive Studios saw that there was a considerable demand for a PlayStation 4 version of the title. They subsequently talked with Sony and were able to affirm that a PlayStation 4 version would be possible. The studio planned to release this version in early 2018. The addition of the PlayStation 4 port did not impact the Kickstarter funding request, as the studio believed it could complete this with the $900,000 sought. After breaking the US$1 million mark on Kickstarter, ports for Linux and macOS were confirmed.
![System Shock [Remake] vs Original | Direct Comparison](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3o3ihkK5MXc/mqdefault.jpg)
I'd say the remake is a far worse scenario, cause the original implies that you died and they reanimated your corpse, but in the remake, your character was just wounded enough to bring them down, and they were still alive while being assimilated, and by their final scream, it was a pretty grueling experience. you also kinda wonder if they are still conscious and lost control of themselve, or if shodan completely wiped their consciousness entirely. either way, that's a frightening way to go.
You definitely still have bits of yourself leftover. The enemies will say things like their consciousness is being accessed at random and they’re spouting out their memories and thoughts
@@Thatonedude227 even worse, some enemies like them cyborg bitches sounds like they're somewhat aware, saying things like "my body! Where is-"
She left in just enough personality for them to be praised or chastised based on their performance.
SHODAN doesn’t want to be alone,
Much to the misfortune of her “chosen ones”.
The Hacker is definately alive in the remake due to the very heavy breath before the Cortex Reaver begins to drag them into it.
So yup, the remake one is absolutely worse.
@@FiendMatadorSlayerOfNoobs The hacker isn't alive in the remake. Its the player model squishing preemptively to be modeled correctly for when the appendages of the Cortex reaver drag his body inside. Theres a lot of funny physics bugs and strangeness the developers needed to do to make things look sort of right in the remake. Lord knows why. The player model doesn't have a model other then his "Civilian clothes" The hacker doesn't even bleed ingame.
You can make an argument that in some "deaths" the hacker is indeed intentionally giving himself to Shodan, as her Dialogue implies. Although its possible shes just having a god complex moment, its really hard to say, because Nightdive didn't really expand much on the original game or even the few bits and pieces they added here and there.
The player screaming is supposed to be the body spazzing out as intense amounts of electricity are supposed to be going through it. In the original game the hackers chest was turned into a donut and he was very, very much dead. When the air is forcibly expelled from the lungs you get all kinds of weird sounds. Assuming the Vocal chords aren't destroyed, or they are also being stimulated.
I remember vividly that moment when I first died in the original. For me it hits different because of the sudden change from hype, upbeat OST to that shit. In the remake it just feels like a natural thing to happen with the tense, atmospheric background music.
“old good new game bad”
@@meyr1992 He never said this.
@@eliteguard225 best not too acknowledge him. He's a shit starter
doesn't mean it's bad thing.
I don't remember if she does it in the original but in the remake, SHODAN will sometimes give commentary over the death cinematic, taunting you and relishing her victory.
I think so, not 100% sure though. It 100% is present in the remake (source: I died). Creepy.
@@siemion303shodan might be my favorite antagonist in anything. I love everything about it. The batshit insane god complex, the glitching and altering voice and the constant demeaning and discouraging taunts.
@@DisorientedWanderer "What's clear is that SHODAN shouldn't be allowed to play God. She's far too good at it." - Prefontaine, SS2
"Your body won't be mourned, but it will be burned once I'm done with it"
If you look closer at the original's death animation, you will see that not only did the Hacker's eyes rolled to the back of his skull. As the electric currents of the Cortex Reaver ran though him, the skin and flesh on his head started to darken and crackled.... It was certainly a lot more gruesome if you really think about it, even if the Remake's version of the Hacker still being alive when dragged into the Reaver being much more terrifying.
the exact same thing happened in the remake…. did you not even finish the video and rushed to the comments to complain about “new bad old good nostalgia good good”
@@meyr1992 In the Remake, the Hacker's face turned green as wires from the Cortex Reaver ran though it..... Not exactly the same creepiness and horror as seeing his head getting cooked to a darken crisp by electric currents.
@@chankljp you can literally see his face wrinkle and dry like a zombie, get your glasses buddy
@@meyr1992 Look, I did not even say that the new version of the Cortex Reaver death scene was 'bad' or anything. Just that in my own subjective and personal opinion, I find the old version to be much better done when it came to the the horror and creepy factor... And no, this was not my nostalgia goggles speaking, since I never played the 1993 original.
No need to be this blindly and aggressively hostile to someone on the Internet having a different aesthetic opinion compared to you.
@@chankljp Don't reply to that guy, he's just trying to get a ride...
There's an audio log of someone that talks about the Cortex Project, that Shodan uses corpses for them, and that he could hear the subjects thinking.
So yea, pretty sure the Hacker is also dead in the remake version.
Well yeah we can see that once his head is in. But he was alive 'before'. And you can see him breathing until they stick his head in the machine.
The way hacker hangs from the Reaver in the original reminds me of the 🧍♂️emoji
It always creeped me out in both games how his body just loosely dangles from it, too.
Jesus....the thought of being an actual cyborg.... constantly roaming trying to escape but to no avail....it's terrifying....
Add onto it the idea that you're still slightly conscious so afterwards it's like being in a constant state of dementia. You know something is wrong. You can feel it. But, you just can't focus enough to figure it out. All these minor memories keep flooding in with no correlation to the present, your body is moving but you aren't the one commanding it and it distracts you from the bigger concern. But what is so concerning? You'd know, if you could remember.
@@DisorientedWanderer but like everything else, nothing remains. Because when you're in that cybernetic machine, no one will hear your screams or cries for help.
@@DisorientedWanderer The only important thing is that mother is pleased, that should be enough
turn the sharpening and contrast down in that thumbnail jesus christ
Fr
he wanted the thumbnail deep fried
He's just into the unique and quirky aesthetic guys 😂
Clickbait is a delicate art, one must increase contrast but only until it stretches the bounds of reality
They're eccentric and therefore must do eccentric shit
I'm not old fanat, figured out about this series at 2022 only, so there's no "old but gold" perception of the original game.
But as to me, in a moment when we see eyes, their "glassynes" and emptiness not stand even a small chance to remake. Pure cyborgization.
well i am sure there going to be multiple death animation on this remake
Nah, though I don’t really mind it all too much, since Shodan doesn’t want to kill you and more so convert you into her army
@@Quantum1244my only complaint is they can't be skipped. Playing on hard has made me watch that scene so much I've heard all possible shodans remarks at least 7 times each
@@DisorientedWanderer I guess you’re right, they do get a bit repetitive, but that’s why there’s the Cyborg Reform chambers
@@Quantum1244 yeah, it just takes me a bit to find them sometimes. Honestly it's only a very minor gripe. I'm still loving every second of it.
@@DisorientedWanderer I know I'm late, but hold Esc. It skips the animation.
So is this like "universal" death scene even if you die from a most regular foes?
Yes it's the game over death scene in general. SHODAN sends a Cyborg Reaver (the big robot spider looking thing) to retrieve your body.
The reason why she sends it after you is because Cyborg Reavers are the only robot in her force that can connect to cyberspace. Since the Hacker has alot of knowledge of hacking cyberspace, it makes his brain useful for the robot to use to fully power itself. Without a proper human host's brain it can't do anything but wait around until SHODAN commands it to retrieve and attach a human to itself.
@@Gameprojordan It's attack-pattern also changes, If you destroy the host-body the Reaver slows down but will rely heavily on ranged attacks. With the host-body It will chase you around and move a lot faster.
@@Razgriz_01 That's really cool
@@Razgriz_01 I noticed. I needed two attempts. The first failed because I tossed EMPs at it and while they did damage, the thing just rushed me down. Second try I accdentially used a frag and gibbed the body. Suddenly, the reaver was a lot more managable.
that's from the demo, shodan says something on that game over scene now
Picked up System Shock remake cause I wanted to see the origins of the Bioshock series.
I stopped wanting to play when I saw this death animation lol. that’s a scary way to go out lol.
This is a fate worse than death.
In this case I prefer old version. Because... That cortex reaver looks odd like a spider and background is mystic, camera is further. New ver. is more like Cyberpunk. Just design not to my taste
The original is better.
It's way more violent and disturbing.
its more like 1994 vs 2005 graphics but ok.
Bruh u havent played 2005 games
@@user-ut4tk4ph5z
i started on zx-spectrum kiddo.
this game looks like ps 3 title. (indie)
@@critical-thinker666
Then u dont remember what the ps3 looks like lmao
Get your eyes and memory checked
Come on and buy Half-Life 2 or Portal 1 for like 3 bucks. It's 2007 and it's AAA. And you dare to say graphics are no different
I got the evil ending by accident without knowing it. thought there was gonna be some big battle because tbh the screen was glitched and i couldnt see that it was the mining laser beam so i just flipped the switch lmao. that scene where he gets put into the giant spyderborg was chilling.
Did the same except mine was purely, I was high, didn't pay attention and thought the button was for a door. I was very disappointed in myself when I saw the mining laser go off because I hadn't saved in a decent bit.