I don’t massively feel the need for a new version of Dead Space 2, even following EA’s posh remake of the first, but if you’ve been dreaming of another visit to the game’s sprawling interstellar necropolis, you could do worse than to check out the community-brewed Marker Patch.
Primarily created by Wemino, whose other projects include tune-ups for bullet-time shooter F.E.A.R. and American McGee’s Alice, it’s a cure-all bundle of fixes for various issues with the game’s PC release, including problems created by running it at higher frame-rates on heavier-duty 10 core PCs. Vemino has also increased the max number of genuinely dead Necromorphs that can be present in the environment, forced anisotropic filtering throughout, and added options to stop the game automatically connecting to online services that are no longer offered by EA.
