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Nightdive Studios will release a major new patch for its 2023 remake of the classic game System Shock. The 1.2 patch will include a reworked ending for the sci-fi RPG along with other new features.

Developer Nightdive Studios has confirmed that its acclaimed PC remake of the sci-fi first-person RPG System Shock will finally be released to PlayStation and Xbox consoles on May 21.

The CEO of Nightdive Studios is currently thinking about the developer's options for the System Shock series after the successful launch of its remake of the original game last week.

The newest NVIDIA GeForce WHQL driver update, 535.98, is optimized for the launch of Diablo IV later this week. It also supports the System Shock remake that's launching on PC today.

System Shock 2: Enhanced Edition will allow the 1999 sequel for the sci-fi first-person RPG to run on modern game consoles like the Xbox Series X and the PlayStation 5. along with other improvements.

The long-delayed remake of the classic sci-fi first-person RPG has been completed by developer NightDive Studios, and will launch for the PC via Steam, GoG.com and the Epic Games Store for $39.99.

The full remake of the classic sci-fi first-person action game System Shock will now be released for the PC on May 30, after developer Nightside Studios said more time was needed to complete the game

Nvidia's DLSS is coming to the System Shock remake demo, and The Fabled Woods using the new UE4 DLSS plugin. The company is promising more than double the framerates compared to native resolution.