I know the game recognizes when I move the hat because I can actually redefine a function to be "Hat Up" or "Hat Left". But when I'm playing, the hat does nothing. In the game, on the panel to customize joystick controls, it already says (without any changes on my part) that the Hat is supposed to be used for sliding left, right, up, and down. When I calibrate it in Windows, the Hat shows in the calibration window, and it registers when I move it. It kind of got buried in my previous posts about the graphics problems. Okay, let me try starting a new thread for this one.
Not much of the gameplay is different from the original, but it's been fine tuned to make for a really excellent game. The graphics are fantastic, and the industrial music soundtrack really adds to the experience. The addition of the guide-bot helps make the difficulty more manageable. The soundtrack employs industrial metal music from artists like Type O Negative and Brian Luzietti.ĭescent II is truly an improvement on the original. You destroy it with an array of weapons like the Plasma Cannon, the Fusion Cannon, the Spreadfire Cannon, the Vulcan Cannon and more. There's a guide bot that helps to guide you to the reactor. Your main goal is to locate and destroy each mine's reactor.
It also puts you in control of the “Pyro-GX” Spaceship. The game gives you 720 degrees of movement. Initially published for DOS, it has since been ported to Windows, Mac OS and Playstation.Īs in its predecessor Descent, players inhabit the character of the “Master Defender” a mercenary tasked with destroying mines for the Post-Terran Minerals Corporation. Originally intended as an expansion pack for Decent, it grew into its own game. The game was published by Interplay Productions and developed by Parallax Software. Descent II is a first person shooter published in 1996.
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