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Posted: May 6th 2010 10:18PM Fromps said

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Run Redshirt! You gonna die!!!

Posted: May 7th 2010 12:44AM ch3burashka said

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Don't raise his hopes up. He has been chosen by fate. He can only delay the inevitable.
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Posted: May 6th 2010 10:18PM (Unverified) said

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Looks like someone had too much Klingon bloodwine.

Posted: May 6th 2010 10:33PM DaveO123 said

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Better grab it before the lawyers come in and shut it down.

Posted: May 6th 2010 10:59PM Cougarcat said

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Paramount is fine with fan-made Star Trek projects as long as they remain non-profit. There are lots of them. (New Voyages, Of Gods and Men.)
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Posted: May 6th 2010 11:31PM DaveO123 said

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Sweet!
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Posted: May 6th 2010 10:39PM IUP said

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Set phasers to fun!

Posted: May 7th 2010 4:57PM (Unverified) said

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Taren, I've tried Klingon bloodwine, up at StarFest a couple weekends back, it just about did me in. Still not something I regret. This game looks like fun, makes me wish i played video games.

Posted: May 6th 2010 11:00PM wcarnation said

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I never really get "Adventure Games are Dead" talk anymore. The genre is doing pretty well again, and is doing much better than Western RPGs in terms of releases and game quality.

Posted: May 6th 2010 11:09PM Chief Oddball said

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Anyone else remember the canceled Interplay / D.C. Fontana Star Trek game "The Secret of Vulcan Fury" that was slated to come after the "25th Anniversary" and "Judgment Rites" games? I still remember watching the trailer on my 486 and nearly dying of joy. I was so pissed when the game was shelved.

This project could in no way measure up to that, but I downloaded the demo anyway. "25th" and "Judgment" were two of the best Trek games ever made.

Posted: May 7th 2010 12:08AM RunnyRiver said

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I don't know about the others, but God I loved Judgement rites. I played that so many times. (I think I had to install it in dos). Good times.
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Posted: May 7th 2010 2:51PM (Unverified) said

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Hey guys,
I'm Andrew Smith - official team member of the Star Trek Adventures project. Funny you should mention that Chief Oddball, because our team has an idea for creating our own version of "The Secret of Vulcan Fury". Ideas for this project at this time are just that - ideas. But we will let you know more as it becomes more of a reality.

Thanks for the support.
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Posted: May 7th 2010 3:28AM (Unverified) said

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I really enjoyed 25th anniversary as a kid. Scoring 100% on a mission was one thing, but finding all the ways you could kill your security officers and/or innocent bystanders was the best.

Posted: May 8th 2010 4:33AM Matrixxxx said

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I know it was simplistic as all hell but I loved the ship combat heh..

Posted: May 7th 2010 3:17PM Walter White said

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Yay for being old enough to remember Fruit Brute and Yummy Mummy!

Fruit Brute was really good. Don't remember Yummy Mummy, that well...

Posted: May 8th 2010 3:08PM (Unverified) said

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Red shirt's gonna die. Oh well. He will be remembered with the rest of his security brethren as being brave enough to sacrifice himself for the Captain, CMO, and First-Officer who really shouldn't be going to the planet surface when it is already known that when command officers beam down, instant-death for any other non-command officers is imminent.

I really want to play this now.

Posted: May 9th 2010 10:06PM (Unverified) said

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This is a dream come true. Anyone know of a Star Wars game of this vein? (Free)

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