Is someone recreating the Sega version?

[Bud]

I have a child so I really don't have time to check but is someone or even a team recreating the Sega Genesis version of Shadowrun as a mod/add on? If so, is there a place where I could even donate money for a project that has proven to be in the works?

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don't just give up on everything! keep in tact! don't let your child see you like this!

[rentier7419]

Hi ,
there are some people already doing it:
http://www.shadowrun.com/forums/discussion/comment/71409#Comment_71409
and on youtube you can already see something recreated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ma8rxOsQcw
enjoy

[Bud]

Автор сообщения: rentier7419

Hi ,
there are some people already doing it:
http://www.shadowrun.com/forums/discussion/comment/71409#Comment_71409
and on youtube you can already see something recreated
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ma8rxOsQcw
enjoy

I was hoping more of the Sega version but this would be fine as well. I honestly don't think this games engine could do open ended like Sega was and either way, I will be happy to play the SNES version as I never played it.

[CapnTRTL]

Try the Shadowrun Unlimited mod. It's not exactly the Sega game, but it is heavily influenced by it, and it's made to be infinately playable technically. (You can always pick up a run from one of the fixers and play it even after the story is done.)

[Bud]

Автор сообщения: AngryTurtle

Try the Shadowrun Unlimited mod. It's not exactly the Sega game, but it is heavily influenced by it, and it's made to be infinately playable technically. (You can always pick up a run from one of the fixers and play it even after the story is done.)

Thank you. Honestly since I beat the Sega game, I would perfer it to be slightly different but the same overall openness would be nice....like walking down the streets of Seattle and what not.

[ringringlingling]

The Genesis version ruled! The SNES version... not so much. The hacking scenes might have been better if I'd had the instruction manual. Genesis got away with so much stuff in the early years, like techno-cop. (Netguns are easier, but explosive rounds make their head explode. hmmm...)

[Bud]

Автор сообщения: ringringlingling

The Genesis version ruled! The SNES version... not so much. The hacking scenes might have been better if I'd had the instruction manual. Genesis got away with so much stuff in the early years, like techno-cop. (Netguns are easier, but explosive rounds make their head explode. hmmm...)

Yeah, even knowing that I do like the Matrix far better than I originally thought in this version, I still perfer the Sega's one. Plus, the assault on Lonestars office was truly nice as well as the free open environments.

I could live without the free roam maps but to be at least able to pick where I want to go and when is a true must in this game and I solely miss not having it in this current version. On the other hand, it is nice to not have to buy clips of ammunition to shoot though...the Sega version was really time consuming on making sure you have the ammo before going on each and every mission just to refill that and only that before going on.