Whats even worse is that we now have the technology in both PCs and consoles for some truly amazing looking Trek games, and nobody is touching them with a barge pole....shame that.
Whats even worse is that we now have the technology in both PCs and consoles for some truly amazing looking Trek games, and nobody is touching them with a barge pole....shame that.
Whats even worse is that we now have the technology in both PCs and consoles for some truly amazing looking Trek games, and nobody is touching them with a barge pole....shame that.
Whats even worse is that we now have the technology in both PCs and consoles for some truly amazing looking Trek games, and nobody is touching them with a barge pole....shame that.
Not quite, you may want to look at the fan-game Star Trek: Excalibur.
http://www.stexcalibur.com
I hate to be pessimistic but this just reminds me of the dozen plus projects where they "work" on it for two years then realize they have no chance and the project crumbles. Just reading the FAQ's I saw more answers saying something along the lines, "we haven't decided yet" which screams they have no idea what they are doing, like every other project like this that died.
Were they serious they would have not put up a web site till they had firmer answers. Everyone, don't hold your breath.
The 360 version is better - it's at least playable, the controls make more sense, and the graphics are decent. But as others have said, there are far, far better games available for that system, if it wasn't a Trek title, there really would be no reason to play it.
Well now I'm torn- I got some folks saying it's good, others saying it's terrible. What to do?
That's because it isn't finished. Shame on Bethesda for rushing it out before it was ready.It almost feels like the game's only halfway finished.
J.
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