Plus then some cheesy half-pop rap or something('This is what you want - this is what you get' (WTF is this?)). No text, no monologue, nothing but a silent, narrative to moody, let's be honest, music. Why was added a scene with the flight of the shuttle to the remains of the bridge station (it is clear that they wanted to show that for Hacker flew and saved him, though it could be shown differently, so that the player does not have to guess) - I personally do not understand, it confuses the rhythm of the ending. The ending here is quick, too, but it has no explanation. And when he watched the ending of the remake, he asked me - is Hacker alive? What happened to him in the end? I had a man sitting with me who wasn't familiar with the original. Except the ending didn't follow the same pattern.

The remake changed the style of the music, and the beginning and the end. The ending from the 1994 game, which is still looking. The hacker destroyed SHODAN, saved himself, sent Trioptimum to hell, went about his business.Īnd, of course, the music, which throws firewood into the viewer's brain, causing euphoria, wow-effect and the desire to smoke, as if after a good sex.įast, clear, cheerful, cool. 'Old habits die hard.'Īnd yet it's clear. Assertive, firm, harsh, even somewhat crude. The text, which may not have been written for a long time, but what a text it is. And one of the highlights of the original was the ending.

In that time I passed the original 3 times, remembering and loving it as one of the coolest games of all time.

System shock 2 shodan floating sequence