Star Trek (PC) - Part 1
- 10 years ago
The supposedly not so great Star Trek game, released last year on PC, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. As played on Hard settings, and as Spock.
If I give my opinion already, this third person Star Trek is definitely a flawed if uninspired derivative of more successful cover based shooters such as Uncharted or Gears of War. It is also chocker-block full of glitches. Yet so much time has been since the last proper Star Trek computer game that I barely took notice of such things in my playthrough.
I will upload the rest of this in time, so stay tuned.
Want to know my PC specs? Here you go:
AMD Radeon 4870 512MB GDDR 5
Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 1.86Ghz (OC 2.1Ghz)
3GB DDR 2 Crucial
Samsung 500GB HDD
PLEASE NOTE: This video is protected by FAIR USE LAWS listed under Section 30(1) of the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1989 and under section 107 of US Copyright Act 1976. It is a transformative piece of work, up for the purpose of research and critique as gameplay footage. Star Trek was developed by Digital Extremes under licence from CBS and Paramount, copyright 1966-2014.
This video was recorded using FRAPS at 30FPS, 1280x1024, with subsequent upscaling to 1348x1080 made possible through Pinnacle Studio 16. Any further encoding was done using Handbrake. Thanks for watching.
If I give my opinion already, this third person Star Trek is definitely a flawed if uninspired derivative of more successful cover based shooters such as Uncharted or Gears of War. It is also chocker-block full of glitches. Yet so much time has been since the last proper Star Trek computer game that I barely took notice of such things in my playthrough.
I will upload the rest of this in time, so stay tuned.
Want to know my PC specs? Here you go:
AMD Radeon 4870 512MB GDDR 5
Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 1.86Ghz (OC 2.1Ghz)
3GB DDR 2 Crucial
Samsung 500GB HDD
PLEASE NOTE: This video is protected by FAIR USE LAWS listed under Section 30(1) of the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1989 and under section 107 of US Copyright Act 1976. It is a transformative piece of work, up for the purpose of research and critique as gameplay footage. Star Trek was developed by Digital Extremes under licence from CBS and Paramount, copyright 1966-2014.
This video was recorded using FRAPS at 30FPS, 1280x1024, with subsequent upscaling to 1348x1080 made possible through Pinnacle Studio 16. Any further encoding was done using Handbrake. Thanks for watching.