I don&#x27;t know if they fixed VSS in later versions, but I used it in a team environment from 2000-2002, and heard of other people using it similarly even later than that (including for art assets as well as code...), seemingly without any problems.<p>As well as the oft-unjustly-maligned check in&#x2F;check out model, two other things it has going for it are that administration is pretty easy and it has both a command line client and a GUI client. (Which might sound like a ridiculous thing to say, but I have used some systems that have one but not the other - hopefully very rare these days though.)<p>This isn&#x27;t really a recommendation for it, though, unless they&#x27;ve put a huge amount of work into it over the past fifteen-odd years (which somehow I doubt).<p>To get the same check in&#x2F;check out workflow, you could try Perforce (though I heard from somebody that did it on AWS that the initial setup can be a bit fiddly) or SVN (though check in&#x2F;check out evidently isn&#x27;t quite how it&#x27;s designed to be used, because (a) this is not the default, and (b) the performance can be pretty crappy).