Beam up these new Star Trek Online screenshots

by Griffin McElroy { Nov 30th 2008 at 6:00PM }

Admit it, watching that guy play the Star Trek theme on the Wiimote theremin gave you a powerful appetite for Roddenberry's magnum opus -- we highly suggest satisfying your interstellar jones with three new screenshots for Cryptic's Star Trek Online, available in the gallery below. These are easily the best-looking images to come out of the game thus far -- just look at the glow from the dry dock's hazard lights, shimmering on the tritanium hull of that majestic, spacefaring vessel. Whoa, apologies for that brief relapse to our Trekkie days. Check out the gallery while we play a few recompensory rounds of Madden.

Gallery: Star Trek Online Gallery

Tags: cryptic-studios, gallery, mmo, screenshots, star-trek-online

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Strategy_Panda (the artist formally known as Titanium_Orchid) @ Nov 30th 2008 6:08PM

damn baby, your dry dock's hazard lights are making me hot

Jerk Face [GT:xJERKFACEx] @ Nov 30th 2008 6:13PM

Ha ha.. You win sir (ma'am?).

Strategy_Panda (the artist formally known as Titanium_Orchid) @ Nov 30th 2008 6:17PM

come on, let me touch your tritanium hull you majestic, spacefaring vessel

LxgShaka @ Nov 30th 2008 6:18PM

Just... LOL XD

Strategy_Panda (the artist formally known as Titanium_Orchid) @ Nov 30th 2008 6:19PM

Check out the gallery while we play a few recompensory rounds of Madden.

ohhhh yeaaaaa

Esat Dedezade @ Nov 30th 2008 7:10PM

Panda.

Esat Dedezade @ Nov 30th 2008 7:11PM

Just to clarify, I am informing jerk face that the OP's species is Panda.

I do not have endangered species tourettes.

Ayrkain @ Nov 30th 2008 8:25PM

Esat just gave me a great idea for Charades.

Wiinterfang @ Nov 30th 2008 6:18PM

mmmm.

Zorink @ Nov 30th 2008 6:20PM

Looks good, but will there be hot blue lesbian aliens?

Jerk Face [GT:xJERKFACEx] @ Nov 30th 2008 6:32PM

I sure hope so!

Blank-Mage @ Nov 30th 2008 7:40PM

If they aren't at first, I'm sure someone will make it happen in character creation.

Haggard @ Nov 30th 2008 7:03PM

Yup, definitely an MMO. That said, it looks better than most - smooth and crisp is better than awful low settings and unattainable very high.

obo @ Nov 30th 2008 7:19PM

You misspelled wessel.

Blank-Mage @ Nov 30th 2008 7:43PM

This MMO will make WoW players look like children.

SuckItTrebek @ Nov 30th 2008 7:50PM

Have you played WoW? The players do a plenty good enough job of acting like children already.

Also, developers....Centaur class vessel for a screenshot? Seriously? You try to tempt us with a throwaway background model from the DS9 days? I don't think that's a ship that will tempt anyone...

mutd1999 @ Nov 30th 2008 10:18PM

I pray it's good. FUCK Fantasy MMOs. FUCK SOE for the NGE/CU in SWG. I need a Sci-Fi MMO that's GOOD!

Strategy_Panda (the artist formally known as Titanium_Orchid) @ Nov 30th 2008 10:32PM

I know what all the other stuff is but what the hell does "GOOD" stand for?

Lemmiwinks @ Dec 1st 2008 11:49AM

go here:

http://www.eveonline.com/

mutd1999 @ Dec 1st 2008 12:17PM

EVE is good, played it for awhile, but I'm looking more forward to Jumpgate: Evolution. It's more skill-based.

FSK405K @ Dec 1st 2008 1:05AM

At least Cryptic knows that spaceships are built in space. They should teach that to JJ Abrams.

eugene @ Dec 1st 2008 1:29AM

yes yes, you tell that JJ where your imaginary spaceship is built.

WMain00 @ Dec 1st 2008 5:04AM

Yes, but here's a thought. Imagine trying to build the ISS on the ground then sending it up into space. Then imagine building a ship ten to twenty times the weight of the ISS, and sending it into space.

Imaginery ship or not, physics and gravity are quite, QUITE, real.

eugene @ Dec 1st 2008 8:44PM

oh oh, but except, in the Star trek universe, gravity is some sort of energy field and that humans have already mastered it... with artificial gravity and also "inertial dampeners".. Last time I checked the ISS had neither of those clever technologies.

When you can manipulate gravity itself, having to worry about the effects of gravity seems rather silly, no?

But again.. IMAGINARY.