Editing Nightdive Studios

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'''Nightdive Studios, Inc.''' (previously known as '''Night Dive Studios, LLC''') is a video game development company that was created in 2013 by designer [[Stephen Kick]]. Nightdive Studios is registered in Washington State and officially located in Vancouver. The company is known for obtaining rights to classic games that are no longer available, updating them for compatibility with modern platforms, and re-releasing them.

Nightdive Studios is notable in the [[Doom]] community for obtaining the rights to [[Strife]] in [[Timeline#2014|2014]], and organizing the development of a re-release with an updated engine titled [[Strife: Veteran Edition]]. The company is also cooperating with [[id Software]] and [[Bethesda]] on an updated re-release of [[Doom 64]], due out in 2020.

Nightdive also employs many Doom community members such as [[Samuel "Kaiser" Villarreal]], [[James "Quasar" Haley]], [[Edward "Edward850" Richardson]], and [[Max Waine (Altazimuth)|Max "Altazimuth" Waine]].

On March 22, 2023, it was announced that Nightdive Studios would be acquired in full by {{wp|Atari SA}} and would continue the same work as a subsidiary of that company.{{cite web|author=Atari|title=Atari enters into an agreement to acquire Night Dive Studios and announces its intention to proceed with the issuance of €30 M bonds convertible into new Atari shares|url=https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2023/03/22/2632778/0/en/Atari-enters-into-an-agreement-to-acquire-Night-Dive-Studios-and-announces-its-intention-to-proceed-with-the-issuance-of-30-M-bonds-convertible-into-new-Atari-shares.html|publication=GlobeNewswire|publishdate=22 March 2023|accessdate=23 March 2023}}

==Games==
===Remakes===
{| {{prettytable}}
! Title !! Released
|-
| ''{{wp|System Shock (2023 video game)|System Shock}}'' || 2023
|}

===Remasters and other upgrades===
{| {{prettytable}}
! Title !! Released !! Remastered !! Original Developer !! Note
|-
| ''[[Strife: Veteran Edition]]''
|| 1996 || 2014 || Rogue Entertainment || [[Chocolate Strife]] used as base
|-
| ''{{wp|Noctropolis}}''
|| 1994 || 2015 || Flashpoint Productions || 
|-
| ''{{wp|System Shock: Enhanced Edition}}''
|| 1994 || 2015 || Looking Glass Technologies || Originally based off the fan-made "Portable Edition", later updated to a full [[KEX Engine]] source port
|-
| ''{{wp|Turok: Dinosaur Hunter}}''
|| 1997 || 2015 || Iguana Entertainment || 
|-
| ''{{wp|Turok 2: Seeds of Evil}}''
|| 1998 || 2017 || Iguana Entertainment || 
|-
| ''{{wp|Forsaken Remastered}}''
|| 1998 || 2018 || Probe Entertainment || 
|-
| ''{{wp|Blood: Fresh Supply}}''
|| 1997 || 2019 || Monolith Productions || Jointly published with Atari, who owned the PC distribution rights.
|-
| ''[[Doom 64]]''
|| 1997 || 2020 || Midway Games (Corsicana, Texas) || Co-developed with [[id Software]]
|-
| ''{{wp|SiN|SiN Gold}}''
|| 1998 || 2020 || Ritual Entertainment || v1.13 patch for original engine
|-
| ''{{wp|Shadow Man Remastered}}''
|| 1999 || 2021 || Acclaim Studios Teesside || 
|-
| ''[[Quake]]''
|| 1996 || 2021 || id Software || Co-developed with id Software and {{wp|MachineGames}}
|-
| ''{{wp|PowerSlave Exhumed}}''
|| 1996 || 2022 || Lobotomy Software || Jointly published with {{wp|Throwback Entertainment}}
|-
| ''{{wp|Blade Runner: Enhanced Edition}}''
|| 1997 || 2022 || Westwood Studios || 
|-
| ''[[Rise of the Triad|Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition]]''
| 1995 || 2023 || Apogee Software || Co-developed with New Blood Interactive and {{wp|Apogee Entertainment}}
|-
| ''{{wp|Quake II}}''
| 1997 || 2023 || id Software || Co-developed with id Software and MachineGames
|-
| ''{{wp|Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion}}''
|| 2000 || 2023 || Acclaim Studios Austin || 
|-
| ''{{wp|Star Wars: Dark Forces}}''
|| 1995 || 2024 || {{wp|LucasArts}}
|-
| ''{{wp|SiN Reloaded}}''
|| 1998 || In Development || Ritual Entertainment ||
|-
| ''{{wp|System Shock 2: Enhanced Edition}}''
|| 1999 || In Development || Irrational Games, Looking Glass Studios || 
|}

===Re-releases with compatibility fixes===
{| {{prettytable}}
! Title !! Released !! Re-Released !! Original Developer !! Note
|-
| ''{{wp|System Shock 2}}''
|| 1999 || 2013 || Irrational Games, Looking Glass Studios || Utilizes the NewDark source port by "Le Corbeau"
|-
| ''{{wp|I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream (video game)|I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream}}''
|| 1995 || 2013 || Cyberdreams, The Dreamer's Guild || Utilizes {{wp|ScummVM}}
|-
| ''{{wp|Wizardry VI}}''
|| 1990 || 2013 || Sir-Tech || 
|-
| ''{{wp|Wizardry VII}}''
|| 1992 || 2013 || Sir-Tech || 
|-
| ''{{wp|Wizardry 8}}''
|| 2001 || 2013 || Sir-Tech Canada || 
|-
| ''{{wp|The 7th Guest}}''
|| 1994 || 2013 || Trilobyte Games || Delisted in 2019 to make way for a separate re-release by MojoTouch
|-
| ''{{wp|The 11th Hour (computer game)|The 11th Hour}}''
|| 1994 || 2013 || Trilobyte Games ||
|-
| 28 titles from {{wp|Humongous Entertainment}}
|| 1992-2003 || 2014-2015 || Humongous Entertainment || Utilizes ScummVM
|-
| ''{{wp|Bad Mojo}}: Redux''
|| 1996 || 2014 || Pulse Entertainment || 
|-
| ''{{wp|Tex Murphy}}'' Steam Collection
|| 1989-1998 || 2014 || Access Software || 
|-
| ''{{wp|Commander Keen in Keen Dreams}}''
|| 1991 || 2015 || id Software || Delisted due to issues with a rights holder
|-
| ''{{wp|The Wheel of Time (video game)|The Wheel of Time}}''
|| 1999 || 2022 || Legend Entertainment || Prepared for release by the [[GOG.com]] team
|}

==See also==
* [[KEX 2]]
* [[KEX Engine]]

==External links==
*[http://www.nightdivestudios.com/ Nightdive Studios Official Website]

==Sources==
{{Wikipedia|Nightdive Studios}}

==References==
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