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Reviewer : Blaston Phools
Ave Rating : 2.6667 for 3 reviews
Title : Star Trek: Armada II Rating : 3
Platforms : Windows Year : 2001
Review : I played this game beyond the recommended dose, the ability to build micro-manage and command an entire armada of ships from an array of species is an extreamly enjoyable experience. The game may have some flaws but the additional plus of modding any design flaws you come across, makes it less confined and dated to the Paramount canon of star trek. A good game, better than its predesesors.
Title : Star Trek: Bridge Commander Rating : 5
Platforms : Windows Year : 2002
Review : The graphics, exelent. Gameplay, outstanding! Storyline, annoying, unimaginitive and boring. The only reason i played beyond the skirmish mode was pure insatiable curiosity, i also found myself deactivating the in-game music and speech leaving only the subtitles beacause the drab unintersting voice acting and looped "cue" music became irritating to the detriment of the game. Neverless the role of captain could have been extended beyond a floating voicless head which never left the bridge. Lets assume that Paramount recommisions Star Trek and gamemakers decide to make a sequal no one would be happier than I, because id be inclined to believe the following changes would be made such as more ships of all kind.. Defiant, Prometheus, Intrepids, borg ships of all shapes, jem'hadar etc Better crew managment and a deeper less cleche stroyline which dounsn't just serve as a plot vehecle for you to explore the space vehecle your in! Regardless, as far as star trek games go its got to be the best.
Title : Star Trek: Legacy Rating : 0
Platforms : Windows, Xbox 360 Year : 2006
Review : Unless your an insanly devoted Star Trek fan you will become very tired of this games BS control set-up. The graphics are adequate for a conole or PC but if the gameplays not as good then its a complete waste of what could have been a somewhat half-decent space shooter and thats me being nice. Its a bit like they took Star Trek bridge commander and then removed all the positives and left the base metals. This game is the "Plan 9 from Outer Space" of console/PC games... Avoid.. Like.. The.. Plague!!!
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