I know Kirk's real answer would have been the 2nd pick (using the 5 min to come up with a plan to kick their lice ridden Elasi butts) however, that 3rd choice cracked me up.
this game was tough.. could complete each episode in many many different ways.. sometimes mediocre, sometimes well.. other times you only scrape through with your captaincy intact.. Whatever happened to openeded games?
Dispite all the advances we've made in the past 15 odd years you figure they would've made atleast one star trek game that's as good as this game was by now. Sadly...that's not the case
It's incredible to see so many other people who enjoy this game. 25th Anniversary was excellent too! I can't get either of them to work on windows XP, but I will try this "DosBox" and hope for the best! These are excellent classics and should be re-made in 3D! Excellent stories and AUDIO!!!
There are two ways you can handle Menao Sheme. ** Use Spock on the panel in the wall. Menao Sheme will lower the force field and try to stop Spock, but Spock will use the almighty, handy-dandy neck pinch and render him unconscious. ** Talk him into releasing you. If you are going to talk him into letting you out, the combination of choices to persuade him is: 2, 3, 3, 3. Menao Sheme will try to rally the other security officers to join the fight against Breddell.
these are the voyages of the starship enterprise... it's five year mission to explore strange new worlds.. to seek out new life and new civilizations... to boldly go where no man has gone ................BEFORE!
Oh my. Sweet nostalgia! I played this game and 'twentieth anniversary' with my young son on my brand new dx 66 with 4 meg ram. We LOVED them. I also have the 'collectors edition' compleye with the VHS 'city on the edge of forever'. Putting this up was a great idea.
Remember the copy protection scheme? You had to find a certain star on the starmap, IIRC.
You know I never thought about the starmap as a copy protection scheme. I guess you would be right since the only place to reference where you were going is in the games manual. You could copy the game and give it to your friend but unless you had a photocopier they would be outta luck :)
As I recall this was a fairly common protection method back in the day. The usual thing would be to open the manual and find a word on a certain page but Star Trek added a little flair to it.
It will work. For Dosbox use first make sure the files are in a directory (duh) you can name it whatever you want. Mine is c:\startrekjr so I'll use that for sake of time. Start dosbox and type
mount c c:\startrekjr. It will say drive z mounted to c:\startrekjr. Simply switch to c by typing c: and then to the directory with c:\startrekjr The .exe file is rites so simply type that in
If it's a dos game, you can download the a free open source program called dosbox. This enables a dos window to run almost any old games played in dos. I want this game if I can phaser anything to pieces.
It was remastered I think for CDROM, when it went on budget. Also do not forget DOSBox is fantasic at brionging out the best in DOS games on a modern PC with lots of ram and a good soundcard and graphics card!
Not that I am aware of. I have the game both on 11 3.5 inch floppy disks and CD-ROM, both for DOS, and I believe I remember them playing the same way. Though I could be crazy because my old DOS machine didn't have a good enough sound card. :)
This has to be different. The opening credits of the video even said Enhanced CD version. What I have is the same game but the sound isn't near this quality. I mean I have no voices or same kind of sounds or music. Just old PC music in some parts of the game for like 10 seconds. Plus the graphics on this game are way better. This game is extremely cool on the video, I have never seen it this way. Awesome!
Theres a remastered version of the 25th anniversary game. The original didnt ahve the voice ins of William Shatner and the rest. I remember it well as I played it as a boy. I did see a video on ehre of that game that had voices so I am sure its a remaserted version. However this seems to be a sequal to that game and as I never knew I neve rplayed so I cant say if this is original or re mastered.
No Man's Land is definanly the best episode. I remember when I was like 6, my dad and I would always play it. It's only till recent that we got it working with DOSBox. The only problem is, the game saves always disappear or something! I need help!
Voids... If I remember right that's the one where the Enterprise gets caught in the Antares Rift and Spock is abducted? That was my second favorite :)
The Star trek games made by Interplay are considered to be the only true Star trek games made as they incorporate so much of Star Trek into one package unlike other games that only focus on parts, like ship combat.
I highly recommend these games for anybody who loves Star trek and hasn't played them.
Nice video, a true blast from the past to be sure.
I agree. I don't remember too many specifics of the "25th Anniversary" one since it was so long ago, but I do remember my chin hitting the keyboard in astonishment. It was clear within the first 10 minutes of the stories, the "in character" text, the sound effects, and the music that the people who created the game TRULY LOVED Star Trek...as opposed to all the other ST games where the driving force was to milk the fans of their money.
Well lets give credit where credit is due... Starfleet Academy was a good game and once they really put a lot of effort into it Klingon Academy turned out to be a great game with great graphics, for it's time anyway :)
Imagine if this game were ported to windows with slightly better graphics. I'd so buy this damned thing even for 50. They don't even need 3D graphics.
LOL I used to play this game all the time when I was like 10, I could never get passed the harder riddles. I had completely forgotten about it until seeing this video.
And if you can find the CD or floppies you had it on and have aa reasonably fast computer, you can continue to play it thanks to the efforts put forth by the people involved in the Open Source project called DOSBox. It's a DOS emulator with EMS and XMS memory support, full Sound Blaster compatibility, as well as screen shot capture and video capture. It's what I use to play this game and the 25th Anniversary.
This is a great game as is 25th anniversary. But one thing will always puzzle me, why is it in Judgement Rites they took out the transporter sounds and the bridge sounds? Oh well still a great game anyway.
I know Kirk's real answer would have been the 2nd pick (using the 5 min to come up with a plan to kick their lice ridden Elasi butts) however, that 3rd choice cracked me up.
McMahonHater 6 months ago
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HardWarUK 1 year ago
@HardWarUK Sure you can. Use DOSBox It's how I play :)
nybble 1 year ago
The best Star trek game ever.
hornetpalooza 1 year ago
this game was tough.. could complete each episode in many many different ways.. sometimes mediocre, sometimes well.. other times you only scrape through with your captaincy intact.. Whatever happened to openeded games?
EdgeStormcrow 1 year ago
wow! Great dialog, voice acting and graphics! It's like watching an original episode!
Danny77uk 1 year ago
what happens if the difficulty is set on hard? Are enemies harder to kill?
Sambucacat 1 year ago
Is there an emulator and ROM for this around?
bsjt 2 years ago
@bsjt Let me know if you still want it, I'll send you an ISO of the game for DOSBox
nybble 1 year ago
Lol, i remember playing this game. I would choose the wrong planet on purpose. And fight whatever i found there ;D
Derpology 2 years ago
I was only able to leave that cell by talking to the guard. Didnt knew that there was another way.
Azorean2100 2 years ago
This CD version of the game doesn't properly support MT-32, unlike the DOS version of the game. :(
biffrapper 2 years ago
@biffrapper MT-32?
nybble 1 year ago
To think that was once the height of gaming technology. Thanks for the blast from the past....now to await STO.
arokh72 2 years ago
Hey, Mike Reynolds! One of my favorite voice actors. :-D
BiffMP5 2 years ago
my brother took this with him to college and stole it from me while left only the floppy disks cocksucker
dogmonkeybottle 2 years ago 2
@dogmonkeybottle Want an ISO? Let me know.
nybble 1 year ago
I like it how the midi music from this game is made up of cues from episodes the original series, great touch!
Superare1 2 years ago
You earn more points if you talk to the guard and convince him to let you out. Apparently Kirk knew his father or something like that.
ZkinandBonez 2 years ago
I know. That would have taken a lot longer to do with the dialog and wouldn't have fit in the 10 minute time limit. :)
nybble 2 years ago
Hey dude - how well does this title work with vista - & any installation, troubleshooting tip(s):
TJae1 2 years ago
@TJae1 Sorry for taking so long to get back to you - Forgot I even had this up. You can run it in Vista using DOSBox, a DOS emulator
nybble 1 year ago
i can't believe i paid $60 for this when it came out. with inflation that is like $85. still a very awesome and nostalgic game.
sycx1 2 years ago
Ahh you have found the weakness of the brig of the station.
liljayyboi2 2 years ago
Other Age...
DaddlerTheDalek 2 years ago
Top game. Perhaps the best Star Game?
Laoch111 2 years ago
I agree, but I think Starfleet Command is tied with it for best. Two completely different games, though, and that one wasn't based off Trek canon.
Superare1 2 years ago
Wow this is shit
AirborneNik 2 years ago
Classic shit.
Awesome game.
hcvang 2 years ago 11
They should make a game like this again
AcaMike 2 years ago 4
Spock is sooooo hoooot!
DJandManaphy 2 years ago
Dispite all the advances we've made in the past 15 odd years you figure they would've made atleast one star trek game that's as good as this game was by now. Sadly...that's not the case
colemcnight 2 years ago
haha this game is nice made if u think about it:P i want to play it:(
gamemasterdakii 3 years ago
You know what other games were on th DOS? Mario is Missing.
RunikaMori 3 years ago
This brings back memories. I had the 25th Anniversary game for IBM DOS; loved it! Thx!
kbmon1966 3 years ago
The grafics seem alot better than 25th anniversary that I just downloaded using dosbox.
Monthagny 3 years ago
Great game. Loved it as a kid. ST: 25th Anniversary is equally great.
neonknights 3 years ago
I bought this for my PC back in 1993
Monthagny 3 years ago
Have both the games and wow they are still great!
UKJohnUK 3 years ago 6
cool I was never able to load this game even on my old pc.
I was only able to play 25th anniversary but it froze lol. cool they should have just made an annimated move instead of a pc game no one knew about.
partymanDaniel 3 years ago
I never got this far XD. i should install this into dos box...
SolomonRacer 3 years ago
i forgot how cool this game was ! i'm gonna search for it now in my collection of old games...thanks for posting and reminding me :)
koftas 3 years ago
Wow! The graphics are great, considering when it came out. I wish there was more to see for this game. I'd watch them all! I'm hooked now!
Gryphex 3 years ago
I love this game! 25th Anniversary is ok too
starbond6 3 years ago
It's awesome how they got the original actors to provide the voices for this game. It's a shame they can't do that now, since Mr. Scott died... =(
ClevelandRock 3 years ago
And don't forget McCoy!
DoctorWhoisit 3 years ago
To be realistic, you should mention the actor's name for Montgomery Scott. (James Doohan.)
megamanfan3 3 years ago
And Doctor McCoy :'(
Richiepookinshoo 2 years ago
and deforest kelly, who played mccoy. you cant mention one dead guy and not the other, you jerk!
rhynerisdead 2 years ago
hmm...It looks like Star Trek 25th Anniv
titanhax 3 years ago
Ha! Spock sure took care of that guy. Yay, vulcan!
ragexgod 3 years ago
It's incredible to see so many other people who enjoy this game. 25th Anniversary was excellent too! I can't get either of them to work on windows XP, but I will try this "DosBox" and hope for the best! These are excellent classics and should be re-made in 3D! Excellent stories and AUDIO!!!
Blendeture 3 years ago
25th Anniversary was better than Judgement Rites.
Davwot 3 years ago
Holy shit I miss this game!! Thanks for posting.
Kamal767 3 years ago
VERY BAD GAME
spyhunt14 3 years ago
No, no ... very good game, just very bad graphics.
nybble 3 years ago
Were the graphics good for the time the game was made? It was made in 1993.
warellis 3 years ago
The game was very good. For the date it came out its Fanstaic.
Lordfiller 3 years ago 2
how did u get out of that cell? im stuck there lolz!
Darth305 4 years ago
There are two ways you can handle Menao Sheme. ** Use Spock on the panel in the wall. Menao Sheme will lower the force field and try to stop Spock, but Spock will use the almighty, handy-dandy neck pinch and render him unconscious. ** Talk him into releasing you. If you are going to talk him into letting you out, the combination of choices to persuade him is: 2, 3, 3, 3. Menao Sheme will try to rally the other security officers to join the fight against Breddell.
WWJD85 3 years ago
dmanit how did u get those extra voices in?!?? mine doesnt have em =(
Darth305 4 years ago
The cd rom version has voices but the floppy version doesn't.
WWJD85 3 years ago
My CD copy doesnt :( Annoying :)
StrayGator 2 years ago
it should be called judgment sprites:P (no offens just joking)
routhoula 4 years ago
'a new-'!!
classic scene ftw
katarn276 4 years ago 2
I really would like to play this game again.
It never worked right on my old computer.
Teisoujuurin 4 years ago
Use dosbox. It will work form that.
Lordfiller 3 years ago
Space..... the final frontier.................
these are the voyages of the starship enterprise... it's five year mission to explore strange new worlds.. to seek out new life and new civilizations... to boldly go where no man has gone ................BEFORE!
startrekgamer 4 years ago 2
lol,, love that,,, "my God" heheh.
Thenewguytcs 4 years ago 2
I love it sounds more like of the Elasi Friggin' Interdiction! LOL You are no match for our friggin's!
captaintripps6969 4 years ago
I used to have this game. Man I wish I had it again. But Mine didnt have the voices.
Panzerjock 4 years ago
me too
bigmediafan 4 years ago
Oh my. Sweet nostalgia! I played this game and 'twentieth anniversary' with my young son on my brand new dx 66 with 4 meg ram. We LOVED them. I also have the 'collectors edition' compleye with the VHS 'city on the edge of forever'. Putting this up was a great idea.
Remember the copy protection scheme? You had to find a certain star on the starmap, IIRC.
bigalexg 4 years ago
You know I never thought about the starmap as a copy protection scheme. I guess you would be right since the only place to reference where you were going is in the games manual. You could copy the game and give it to your friend but unless you had a photocopier they would be outta luck :)
nybble 4 years ago
As I recall this was a fairly common protection method back in the day. The usual thing would be to open the manual and find a word on a certain page but Star Trek added a little flair to it.
bigalexg 4 years ago
Yeah. Remember Quest for Glory II with that God-awful map of the streets of Shapier?
captaintripps6969 4 years ago
First time I've seen this running. It captures the essence of the old series pretty well!
UncleFeedle 4 years ago
oh my god, that is sweet! The original music in computer sound, oh sweet!
tribble608 4 years ago
wow! I did all the 3D models and cut scene animations for this game. Including the title sequence, all the ships, and the space station.
I'm so happy to see this again! So long ago. My favorite cut scenes are the destruction of Earth and Trelane's triplane.
berighteous 4 years ago
will this game work on vista? if i have DOSbox 0.71??
and secondly how do i use DOSbox?
NuclearTV 4 years ago
It will work. For Dosbox use first make sure the files are in a directory (duh) you can name it whatever you want. Mine is c:\startrekjr so I'll use that for sake of time. Start dosbox and type
mount c c:\startrekjr. It will say drive z mounted to c:\startrekjr. Simply switch to c by typing c: and then to the directory with c:\startrekjr The .exe file is rites so simply type that in
captaintripps6969 4 years ago
Tried that and it still won't work. :(
Raneko 4 years ago
Would this game work with Windows XP? Because I'm considering buying it but I don't know if it would work on my computer.
chris14S 4 years ago
If it's a dos game, you can download the a free open source program called dosbox. This enables a dos window to run almost any old games played in dos. I want this game if I can phaser anything to pieces.
PivotMasterDeluxe 4 years ago
At the end, it was very clever. Ther wasn't any flaw in superstructure, it was a bait to lure the guardian :)
Clever.
5/5
zieba 4 years ago
lol if you videotaped the entire game, I would totally watch it all. ;) Thanks for posting this...ahhh the memories!
Markhk 4 years ago
It was remastered I think for CDROM, when it went on budget. Also do not forget DOSBox is fantasic at brionging out the best in DOS games on a modern PC with lots of ram and a good soundcard and graphics card!
UKJohnUK 4 years ago
Bravo! This makes me want to play all the old DOS games again.
basil81 4 years ago
Has this game been remastered?! I have the original dos game that has nowhere near the kind of sound quality that this game has!
weisguy10 4 years ago
Not that I am aware of. I have the game both on 11 3.5 inch floppy disks and CD-ROM, both for DOS, and I believe I remember them playing the same way. Though I could be crazy because my old DOS machine didn't have a good enough sound card. :)
nybble 4 years ago
This has to be different. The opening credits of the video even said Enhanced CD version. What I have is the same game but the sound isn't near this quality. I mean I have no voices or same kind of sounds or music. Just old PC music in some parts of the game for like 10 seconds. Plus the graphics on this game are way better. This game is extremely cool on the video, I have never seen it this way. Awesome!
weisguy10 4 years ago
Theres a remastered version of the 25th anniversary game. The original didnt ahve the voice ins of William Shatner and the rest. I remember it well as I played it as a boy. I did see a video on ehre of that game that had voices so I am sure its a remaserted version. However this seems to be a sequal to that game and as I never knew I neve rplayed so I cant say if this is original or re mastered.
Darth1Marik 4 years ago
classic game for its time..
lion000000000 4 years ago
that is great. bethesda have to make such a game with all races and skills like oblivion. i would buy it right now.
gepetto8787 4 years ago
sorry nybble i accidentally marked you as spam o.o
wanted to say they do* make games like this, or equally satisfying i think, but you got to dig around for them!
Dagarvs 4 years ago
No Man's Land is definanly the best episode. I remember when I was like 6, my dad and I would always play it. It's only till recent that we got it working with DOSBox. The only problem is, the game saves always disappear or something! I need help!
mike82993 4 years ago
I don't remember kirk beening so pissed. Cool.
alphathewolf 4 years ago
Damn all I have is the Floppy version with no Voices!
Great game BTW, but still.... YAAARGH!!!! not only is it hard as hell to find cheap, but it probably can't run on XP
Drogmir 4 years ago
I hate the music rate for this game.
megamanfan3 4 years ago
Music rate?
nybble 4 years ago
You can convince the guard to cooperate...
xXxRadicalDreamerxXx 4 years ago
Oh I know :)
But with the YouTube 10 minute video limit, I didn't want to run out of time in the middle of dialog. :-P
nybble 4 years ago
What's your favorite mission, btw?
xXxRadicalDreamerxXx 4 years ago
Oh, I think I would have to say "No Mans Land." The mission with Trelane was really fun
nybble 4 years ago
I totally agree. No Man's Land was my favorite mission.
And 'Voids' was pretty great as well.
xXxRadicalDreamerxXx 4 years ago
Voids... If I remember right that's the one where the Enterprise gets caught in the Antares Rift and Spock is abducted? That was my second favorite :)
nybble 4 years ago
Yup. Exactly.
That's my second favorite as well.
*sigh*
What a great game it was...
They don't quite make them like they used to, eh? ;)
xXxRadicalDreamerxXx 4 years ago
Nah they, don't. Games today are just "point and shoot" or "build, point, and shoot" ... They don't make games like this or Zork anymore ...
nybble 4 years ago
Or all those classic LucasArts games such as:
"Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis", "Day of the Tentacle" (Manaic Mansion 2), "Loom", etc. etc.
xXxRadicalDreamerxXx 4 years ago
I bought the game when I was kid, still have the manual.
Completed it (more than once) with a score of 100% on all missions.
xXxRadicalDreamerxXx 4 years ago
The Star trek games made by Interplay are considered to be the only true Star trek games made as they incorporate so much of Star Trek into one package unlike other games that only focus on parts, like ship combat.
I highly recommend these games for anybody who loves Star trek and hasn't played them.
Nice video, a true blast from the past to be sure.
TheMMOplayer 4 years ago
I agree. I don't remember too many specifics of the "25th Anniversary" one since it was so long ago, but I do remember my chin hitting the keyboard in astonishment. It was clear within the first 10 minutes of the stories, the "in character" text, the sound effects, and the music that the people who created the game TRULY LOVED Star Trek...as opposed to all the other ST games where the driving force was to milk the fans of their money.
60sThru80s 4 years ago
Well lets give credit where credit is due... Starfleet Academy was a good game and once they really put a lot of effort into it Klingon Academy turned out to be a great game with great graphics, for it's time anyway :)
nybble 4 years ago
Imagine if this game were ported to windows with slightly better graphics. I'd so buy this damned thing even for 50. They don't even need 3D graphics.
Makron5 4 years ago
Oh man... I'd do it myself if I could get the original code.
nybble 4 years ago
I remember the 25th anniversary couldn't get part that puzzle with the switches.
tnsxbdyc 5 years ago
Ohhh, which puzzle was that? I'm trying to remember exactly which one you're talking about.
nybble 5 years ago
I didn't know there was a sequel to this game. I loved the 25th anniversery one.
Shipgate 5 years ago
25th Anniversary was great too. I was introduced to this game before I found out it was actually the sequel to another. :]
nybble 5 years ago
just like an episode
burrheadjr 5 years ago
i liked this game but it was too hard for me.
Thanks for the upload.
ben2974 5 years ago
LOL I used to play this game all the time when I was like 10, I could never get passed the harder riddles. I had completely forgotten about it until seeing this video.
h00bafits 5 years ago
And if you can find the CD or floppies you had it on and have aa reasonably fast computer, you can continue to play it thanks to the efforts put forth by the people involved in the Open Source project called DOSBox. It's a DOS emulator with EMS and XMS memory support, full Sound Blaster compatibility, as well as screen shot capture and video capture. It's what I use to play this game and the 25th Anniversary.
nybble 5 years ago
The Shat sounds so OLD
juise15 5 years ago
This is a great game as is 25th anniversary. But one thing will always puzzle me, why is it in Judgement Rites they took out the transporter sounds and the bridge sounds? Oh well still a great game anyway.
Alstom1995 5 years ago
Cool. Was a great game!
Alexmircica 5 years ago