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One of the writers behind last year's Mortal Kombat movie is getting ready to tackle a new TV series based on the System Shock franchise.

With Moon Knight's Jeremy Slater penning the Mortal Kombat sequel for Warner Bros., screenwriter Greg Russo is now free to explore the horrors lurking out there in the dark reaches of the cosmos.

'Mortal Kombat' writer Greg Russo is ready to create a live-action 'System Shock' series, based on the Nightdive Studios video game.

Greg Russo, writer on 2021’s Mortal Kombat, will write, direct, and executive produce a streaming TV adaptation of the sci-fi horror RPG System Shock. The series will stream on Binge, a gaming streaming service slated to launch in 2022.

Get ready for the fright of your life as we list the best horror games on PC. Turn off all the lights, strap on your headset, and prepare yourself

Here are the games that Shacknews is most looking forward to in 2022.

Eight years is a long time to develop a game. Levine’s breakout 1999 release, System Shock 2, was finished in a year and a half. BioShock — a seminal shooting game released in 2007 that, according to New York magazine, “proved games could be art” — took about five years, as did a followup, which came out in 2013.

The next game from Ken Levine is in development hell at Ghost Story Games and is still estimated to be at least two years away from release.

Ghost Story Games, a division of Take-Two Interactive composed of former Irrational Games members and BioShock lead Ken Levine, is reportedly facing difficulties.

An article appearing on Bloomberg today reports that industry veteran Ken Levine’s studio Ghost Story Games is not a happy place to be. Half the