SiN Reloaded - Original versus Remaster Comparison Teaser Video

In March 2020, we informed you about a remake of the classic first-person shooter, SiN. Titled SiN Reloaded, this feels more like a remaster than a full modern remake. In order to showcase some of the graphical improvements, 3D Realms has shared a new teaser video that you can find below.

SiN and Wages of SiN expansion will be completely rebuilt from the ground up in the KEX engine. Moreover, these games will have remastered high definition 3D models and improved textures. However, and as you can see in the following video, the teams will stay true to the game’s “blocky” 1998 nature.

SiN Reloaded will also native controller support, as well as support for wide- and ultra-wide resolutions. Additionally, it will have restored/uncensored original game assets. Not only that, but it will include all the update enhancements and bug fixes from SiN: Gold 2020.

SiN Reloaded is coming to the PC in 2021. The following teaser video compares the original version with this remastered one.

Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/qYjwgAu380A

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13 thoughts on “SiN Reloaded – Original versus Remaster Comparison Teaser Video”

Is this studio is able to do something new, and of its time.. ?.

“Not only that, but it will include all the update enhancements and bug fixes from SiN: Gold 2020.”

If this remastered version is a new engine (Kex), then it can’t have bug fixes. The source code is different.

What if the game’s good. Why stress so much about politics?

KenT T. Dese says:

September 8, 2020 at 9:05 pm

Ion Fury seemed fine to me, dunno what you’re on about. Take a deep breath.

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1. CasePB says:
  
  September 8, 2020 at 9:12 pm
  
  I think he’s talking about the gay joke they had in the game that was later removed. It was about a soap bottle being labeled “Ogay” instead of “Olay”. It was a pretty small thing honestly.
  
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  1. Superman Baitola says:
    
    September 8, 2020 at 9:42 pm
    
    Replaying it right now, the “OGAY” soap bottle still there, nothing censored. Steam version, up to date.
    
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    1. KenT T. Dese says:
      
      September 9, 2020 at 4:54 am
      
      >posts oneangrygamer as source
      >defends being an a-hole to people
      Nice look, bruh.

Loved the original back in the day it looked great for it’s time. The trouble is with all these remakes/remasters is that they end up looking too clean and sterile. The older graphics look better to me and add to the experience.

I owned this waaaay back in the day. completely forgot about it. The game was nothing great back then. Cool to see it pop back up into my life but I won’t be revisiting it. This just feels like a desperate attempt to make a buck without really doing much of anything.