DSOGaming writes: "Jason Lewis, senior environment artist at Obsidian Entertainment, has shared some gorgeous new screenshots from his upcoming Star Wars 1995 “Dark Forces” Level 1 fan remake in Unreal Engine 4. And… man… it looks absolutely amazing."
Nightdive Studios announced Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster and Sector had the opportunity to try the game in a demo and talk to the authors.
Played this a lot on PS1 as a kid, great to see another 90s boomer shooter being brought back by Nightdive!
Boomer shooter is a retarded take on calssic FPS, boomers were in the 50's, not 90's.
It released in the early 90s so boomers were in their 30 to 50s and were the ones buying these games for their genX kids. A retarded take would be saying someone born the year a game releases is the target audience.
@Brain, more like in their 50's onwards, gaming wasn't anywhere near as popular then as it is now, so the majority of people playing those games would have been Gen X.
Boomer shooter is retarded.
@NoFan I know what a baby boomer is, the fact that shooters from the 90's are called boomer shooters is retarded.
okay? not sure why you seem so pressed about the term boomer shooter, it's often used to describe shooters in that style from the 90s as I'm sure you're aware, being among the first iteration of more mainstream FPS games, don't see the need to get so worked up over it lol.
Boomer-shooter = Non-job-having, live-at-home, youtube-content-making, man-cave dwelling loser’s attempt to coin a term for classic and 90’s era FPS.
If you are calling old FPS Boomer-shooters, #1 you suck for being influenced by a ‘‘was never cool, grown-ass-man and cringe-inducing gaming edge-lord’. (This is correctable, there is still time!). #2 you need to get off youtube, watching middle aged men with no direction in life who make videos about games and their gaming “lifestyle” (aka no future).
Be a gamer, be smart and don’t follow lame ducks who swing Steven Segal levels of made up shit in attempt to be cool to a tween audience.
Tim Burton’s vision of Gotham brought to life by passionate fans.
Someone else was commissioned to do the music and another person modelled the batmobile. Links to all involved are included in the article.
They should have been made a batman game for the best batman movie. This looks amazing and now I must watch the movie.
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YouTube's 'ackehallgren' has recreated the Rimmer's Rest from Star Wars Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight in Unreal Engine 4.
Think Frostbite does a much better job rendering Star Wars title, despite how flexible UE4 is, the GI solution in Frostbite is one of the best in the industry, not to mention its rendering for materials is next to the best in the industry
THIS is what we need! Take the exclusive license away from EA (who have no idea how to properly manage an IP like Star Wars).