Holding down Shift while moving sprints, and Space jumps. Finally T, G and B allow you to stand, crouch or crawl, respectively. Then you've got your lean left and lean right buttons at Q and E with W centering you, and look up and look down on R and V, F centering your view. Instead of WASD you get ASDX where S moves you forward and X moves you back. The controls are wonky in this game - a true product of the 90's. I've also lowered the brightness a bit from what you might see in DOSBox to more closely match my CRT, but if the videos end up being too dark I can tweak it. 640x480 mode seems to have some screen tearing, which is present even on my CRT monitor - I haven't tested it, but there might be less (or none) if you stick with 320x200 mode. That means our graphics card really doesn't have much impact on performance, since everything is done on the CPU. We need a fairly powerful PC for 640x480 resolution because the game is rendered entirely in software. Storage: 120GB ATA/100 Seagate HDD (1.9GB Usable) I've never played the game before, but I think I'm going to see how far we can get by just using the pipe you find at the beginning of the game as a weapon (please ignore a minor slip up where I may or may not have accidentally shot a robot with the dart gun in the first episode). We'll be playing on a real MS-DOS retro PC using the CD-ROM Classics release of the game at 640x480 resolution. The game was originally released on floppy disks, but a CD version (the version we'll be playing) was released just a few months later. Upon waking it becomes immediately clear that all is not well on Citadel Station, and our mission to prevent a catastrophe on Earth - and hopefully save our own life - begins. After tampering with Citadel Station AI, Shodan, at the behest of a TriOptimum VP you, the "Hacker," are outfitted with a military grade neural implant and put into a healing coma for six months. System Shock is a first person adventure game with cyberpunk / horror themes, developed by Looking Glass Technologies and released in 1994.
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