Eric Brosius - System Shock 2 - The Coolant Tubes

Truly a legend and one of the most impressive, original, creepy, atmospheric and cool action-RPGs ever: the System Shock series. Released in 1999, System Shock 2 used all opportunities of technical progress at that time and incorporated also a really terrific industrial triphop soundtrack into the game - composed by Eric and Terri (the voice of SHODAN) Brosius, the former musicians of the Boston rock band Tribe.
This is the "sound" of the engineering level after entering the "coolant tubes" area. The soundtrack is remixed by Arno Hohenshuh.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Brosius
• Eric
• Terri
• System
• Shock
• Coolant
• Tubes
• shodan
• game
• soundtrack
• remix
• electronic
• industrial
• Tribe

[Sceptorful]

@xbox50000 Modern games pale in comparison to older games. And you can't throw the nostalgia excuse at me since i've only recently played old games. Now, there are modern games that are great, even fantastic, but not as many. And certainly not in the same way. I feel far more immersed in older games; The music (a big reason for me) is much better - for the most part - and most aren't simplified for dummies. And the gameplay is overall, better. They've really dumbed down games nowadays....

[JoyceJennings]

Anyone else hear the PowerPuff Girls theme in this song?

[4PeacexDarkness]

i have no clue for this game but please, what's her name? the antagonist computer thing

[tinmaptd]

that is so true

older game can actually scare me unlike modern horror gaming today like dead space ( with the exepction of F.E.A.R)

[skaarj658]

i think there should be system shock 3 i mean cmon bioshock nobody wants the lack of shodan and her cyborgs and they left such a open ending on system shock 2 modern games can go to hell like cock of doddy same graphics you only pay for new weps and maps

[Cacowninja]

@JoyceJennings Hell yes I did! :P

[isometric85]

@xbox50000 also OMIKRON

[TheLackofattack]

@agent008t Personally I think its all relative. System Shock 2, Doom 3 left an impression on me that other horror games didn't. Amnesia, Dead Space, Silent Hill, I found those to be rather "soulless" as you succinctly put for Doom 3. I guess I don't believe in "Golden Ages." There was a lot of shit in the other periods too. I believe things get persistently better and if you don't like the direction, then leave it alone for a while and come back later. You might find something you like then.

[xenoneo]

@ZeroPhoenix7497 Search sstool, ssmod, SHTUP, and Rebirth mods. It runs perfect on windows 7 and there's new textures and enemy models you can add. I just got done playing it again for the first time in years. It's absolutely timeless and a perfect example of how a game can be if done right. Unfortunately there's not much that has been made that's remotely similar to SS2, even Bioshock hints at what it could be, but never delivers. Go mod your SS2 game up and enjoy. :D

[ZeroPhoenix7497]

Wow i have goooood memories about this game but, Crap!! It doesn't work on my Windows 7..anyway.. The guys need to realize that graphics aren't everyhing

Amnesia the Dark Descent shows that there are still hope in game creation

Oh man how I miss playing Silent Hill 1 for the first time, Doom,...

Sorry for my bad English :S

[SalDWow]

@RiNSpy Amnesia: the dark descent was a breath of fresh air in the waste dumpster of modern-day entertainment. Besides some enjoyable movies that have come up here and there, our current generation is digging itself deeper and deeper into a consumer whore culture that is getting bloated off of CoD spin-offs, auto-tune heavy singers, and movies with no story but lots of guns

[lelles76]

@RiNSpy Thank you for saying what every single generation has said since mass-media was invented.