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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 149 entries checked · 83 flagged · 212 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 212 still open
SHODAN — The entry claims that in the 2023 re-release the final battle restores SHODAN's ethical constraints instead of destroying her, but in the 2023 remake the player still destroys SHODAN in cyberspace.
SHODAN — The entry says SHODAN transfers her consciousness into a human woman's body at the end of System Shock 2, but she does not do this; her fate is ambiguous.
Citizen — The entry describes the Incabloc shock protection system, which is a real-world watch component, but the subject of the fan encyclopedia entry is the 'Citizen' character from System Shock. The entire text is about watch technology, not the game character, so i
XERXES — The entry states XERXES's voice was provided by Terri Brosius, but XERXES was voiced by a different, uncredited male actor.
The Protagonist (System Shock 2) — The entry states the protagonist is from System Shock (1994), but the details like Rebecca Lansing and the mining laser plot are from System Shock 2 (1999), not the original 1994 game.
The Protagonist (System Shock 2) — The entry says the protagonist 'declines a job offer from TriOptimum' at the end, but in the original System Shock (1994), the protagonist accepts a job offer from TriOptimum.
Dr. Janice Polito — The entry states that SHODAN created the Many through bioengineering experiments on Citadel Station, and that the grove containing her experiments crash-landed on Tau Ceti V. In canon, the Many originated from a mutagenic organism discovered on Tau Ceti V, and
Dr. Marie Delacroix — The player character in System Shock 2 is not the 'Hacker' or 'Subject'; the protagonist is a soldier known as 'Subject 13' or 'the Soldier', not the Hacker (who is the protagonist of System Shock 1).
Dr. Marie Delacroix — Dr. Marie Delacroix is not a senior researcher specializing in applied physics and cybernetics; she is a civilian scientist and researcher, but her specific field is not canonically defined as applied physics and cybernetics in the game's logs.
Dr. Nathan D'Arcy — The entry implies Dr. Nathan D'Arcy single-handedly created SHODAN, but he was only the leader of a team of TriOptimum engineers.
Dr. Nathan D'Arcy — The entry states the Hacker kills D'Arcy, but in the original System Shock, the Hacker can free him from a virtual reality simulation while his body remains alive, not kill him.
Dr. Edward Diego — The entry claims Dr. Edward Diego is 'the Citadel Station's infamous commander,' but the source only identifies him as the father of Captain William Bedford Diego and does not state he was the commander of Citadel Station.
Dr. Edward Diego — The entry lists 'Role=Antagonist, Scientist' and 'Affiliation=TriOptimum Corporation,' but the source does not specify his role, affiliation, or that he was a scientist or antagonist.
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