...but I'm curious if the game has "aged" well. Anyone still play?

I do. Not all the times but still. This game ages like Diablo 2 and a bit nostalgia driven. Honestly Drox Operative 2 have more viable build options and random events but the original game is super fun too. It performs better if you're aiming for the non-fear goals. Fear is about destroying as many faction bases as it takes, but combat alone gets old very fast in this type of games. I'm a bit biased but Drox Operative 1 and 2 are by far the best of the genre simply because there is no hand holding at all and the ship (as character) can be outfitted without limits. For me it aged a bit better than Diablo 1-2 thanks to the more refined randomization and the non-combat oriented contents. But yes, combat gets a bit boring if it's played non-stop.

Thanks!

No problem!

I bought Drox Operative 2 and Din's Legacy, and Legacy has weird shadow issues where the textures won't display properly no matter what I do, and Drox Operative 2 won't let me move my mouse cursor from the upper left corner of the screen.

Didn't see any threads about either issue, so I had to request a refund on each. Haven't tried reinstalling DO 1, yet.

I never experienced any problems with either games but I bought those from Soldak's site. Maybe it is a driver issue. I have to disable AA for Dark Souls 1 to make it display the textures normally.

I'm pretty lucky that most of my games don't have issues, so it was weird this set did.

Older games often don't run on every configuration right away. I had issues with games that never had issues considering the forum posts. Drox Operative runs on a self developed engine, those are famous for being picky without exact requirements.