The UI and control scheme are hard to come to terms with at first (more on this later). My first impressions of the game were ones of extreme disorientation. And while its sequel has received the lion’s share of praise, there is a small and devoted sect of players who hold the original up as the true masterpiece. I always strive towards giving honest and unabashed criticism, but the legacy of this game weighed heavily upon me. I started my play-through of System Shock, then, filled with a kind of trepidation. And it did all that less than a year after the release of Doom. It laid the foundation for so many mechanics that have become staples of the immersive sim genre, expanding greatly on the template provided by Ultima Underworld. Many of my favourite games - including Deus Ex, Bioshock 2, and Prey - couldn’t have existed without System Shock. He's walking with the help of a cane and can do many normal things.It's a strange thing to come face to face with one of the ancestors of gaming history. PS thats an image of him from last august, about 8 months after his ordeal. If you want to say anything to him, feel free to reply here and I'll relay everything to him.
He's been slowly improving since his stroke and who knows, maybe he'll be on a computer again one day. I figured I would let you guys know how he's doing. I'm awed that he developed such a fan base during his musical years. the man is pretty much my idol and introduced me to my love of video gaming when I was very young. He lived, but suffered brain damage as a result and isn't able to do the things he used to.
People have been wondering what happened to him, and I'm sorry to report that in early 2016, Joe had a stroke after complications from open heart surgery to replace a valve that had troubled him since his 30s. Joe is a sweet, 50 year old man who lived in Chicago most of his life but moved back to his hometown of Youngstown, Ohio, in the mid 2000s. Hey everyone, my name is John, and I'm here on behalf of my dear uncle, Joe D., who die-hard System Shock fans know better as Chicajo, who contributed his musical talents to the scene in the 90s until the 2010s.
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