Earlier in the year, Nightdive Studios (System Shock Remastered) announced plans to work with Alcon Entertainment, Blade Runner rights holder, to remaster the classic Blade Runner game from 1997. The point-and-click adventure?s arrival was projected for a 2020 release on the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, PC, and Xbox One platforms. However, such a launch window is no longer on the cards. Nightdive Studios is delaying the title to an unspecified date, primarily due to the various obstacles encountered during the restoration process.
Nightdive Studios CEO Stephen Kick confirmed the change in plans in an interview with Eurogamer. He then went on to divulge details about the challenges in remastering the Westwood Studios-created classic. EA acquired the developer in 1998, resulting in Westwood?s changing offices. Unfortunately, Blade Runner?s source code got lost during the move. Kick told Eurogamer, ?there have been some obstacles we?ve had to overcome in terms of the old technology the game uses. And our hunt for the original source code and assets have come up empty.?
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