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It’s worth the time and effort to track down a hard copy and it will run on 64 bit Windows 7 with a little tinkering. It’s stood the test of time extremely well although there are games released since that can compete with it, with the most obvious being its spiritual successor Bioshock.
The System Shock 2 guide was published by Prima in 1999. I expect it’s going to be one of the more popular downloads on here, given the interest that is still around for System Shock. It’s certainly one I was keen to have a look at myself and is among the more expensive guides I’ve bought.
Most of them are practically being given away but this was about the same price as it would have been new. The game itself is much the same and is worth nearly as much as the new price these days but it’s a bargain compared to the $5,000 someone just paid for a copy of Akalabeth on Ebay. The guide is by the same team who created near enough all of these books for Prima so it’s no surprise that it follows the usual formula. This means that it starts off with fairly general information and plenty of it including guides to character development, weapons, ammo, armour, etc. I’m glad to say that this isn’t just pure tables of info and includes lengthy descriptions of all the items and creatures, even down to explaining why all the champagne you find is the same brand.
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