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| Star Trek: Bridge Commander (PC CD) | 
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| From: Activision Category: Video Games
Buy Used: £32.99
New (1) from £79.99
Avg. Customer Rating: 34 reviews Sales Rank: 5979
Platforms: Windows 95, Windows 98 Rating: Universal, suitable for all Media: Video Game Number Of Items: 1 Age: 11 - 18 years
EAN: 5030917015618 ASIN: B00005N5F1
Release Date: March 8, 2002 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days Condition: Activision 2002 Original case, sleeve & instruction manual. also with reference card for keyboard.
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Amazon.co.uk Review Immerse yourself once again in the world of Star Trek with Star Trek Bridge Commander from Activision. While some of the Star Trek titles have really only appealed to a select few--i.e., die-hard Star Trek fans--this title brings a different slant on the world of tactical combat simulations. Based around a first-person view, you are either the first officer, Captain or Admiral aboard a Galaxy-class ship called the Dauntless. But just because it is first-person doesn't mean that you will be gun's-a-blazing and running from deck to deck like Star Trek Voyager; as the title suggests you will have your bum firmly planted in the chair as you command others, in your spaceship's moment of need. Based across 25 in-depth levels, you are slowly thrown into the melee, learning the systems--with the help of Jean Luc Picard--as you ferry him to another spaceport. Boredom or a quick completion are unlikely. The game also boasts a quick-battle arena where you can set a number of parameters and fight up to 16 other computer or human controlled craft across a LAN or the Internet. If you've ever fancied taking control of the Enterprise, but up until now were afraid of all the tactical RTS-style games such as Star Trek Armada 2, this is a perfect opportunity to earn your wings.--Jason Denwood
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| Customer Reviews: Read 29 more reviews...
Game or Movie October 29, 2007 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This game I must first point out is very addictive. You can be playing for hours on end and not due to the fact that the missions take ages (but its worth it). The battle simulations that you can run can turn out so differently because of the way you set it up.You can choose a good ship and count on the weapons or you can try and count on skill and get a slightly weaker but more manuverable ship. The actual missions can get frustrating because it is more like a movie. You are told where to go and what to do rather than being able to decide for yourself. Being in the chair is not that fun either. I would reccommend playing as much as possible in tactical mode otherwise your just telling people what to do and watching to see what happens.
Brill December 17, 2004 5 out of 7 found this review helpful
Many points of this game could of been expanded upon but what you are able to do, is amazing! Its starts nice and easy but as the game progresses it becomes much harder and some points can be quite annoying. Once you complete the game theres still a quick battle game where you can fight a number of ships and be different ships.
Great Trekkie Game April 25, 2004 3 out of 6 found this review helpful
This game is really amazing. Not many games keep me interested anymore butthis is certainly one of them. Even if you finish playing the main storythere is still online play and nice little skirmishes. Id definatelyrecommend this game, especially to trekkies as it gives us everything wevewanted in a star trek game. I just wish it had done well enough to warrenta sequal
WOW!!! WHAT A GAME!!!!!!!! March 28, 2004 7 out of 7 found this review helpful
quite simply this is one of the best trekkie games you can buy the graphics are never before seen in a star trek game they are very impressive just like the game. you take control of a galaxy class star ship and a soverign class star ship, you control virtually everything on your ship such as what state of alert your ship has to be on according to your judgement of the situation you are in whether it be red yellow or green alert, hell you can even take control of the ship itself with the keyboard. the only grievence i have with the game is you have no control over the save function tha game saves automatically so if you balls up on one of the missions then you may have to go a long way back and start all over again but this is just a minor problem and shouldnt effect gameplay at all. you must own this game if your a trekkie fan and if you arnt a trekkie fan, BECOME one so you can appreciate the sheer brilliance that activision have done with bridge commander well worth its five stars.
Ship to Ship Combat is Good August 15, 2003 10 out of 12 found this review helpful
The mission you undertake is creative. Nice and easy to get into. Perfect details of destructions on ships. The Damage outside the ship is a little disappointing. You get a good control of systems and having Picard and Data in the game works well.For Trekkies it's nice. I only hope they'll create Bridge Commander two. The only fault I see is your character is only in the big chair. Using the mouse you can look all the way round and up and down. You can't move around inside ship or there's no real skill at slipping the ship into space dock. Docking can only be done by asking navigation to do it. The nice part is doing online game is you've got the choice of your ship and you can slip into a game that's playing and go straight into combat. I've given it 3 stars due to the limited appeal of the actions. You can charge the power levels, control the green,yellow and red alert and power levels on phasers and the damage to be repaired first. Target ships manually. Get PC to attack anything close. It's a very good try. The only thing is, it doesn't have the feeling of command you expect. There's plenty in it. I would say buy if your into Star Trek. Easy to use system. Worth 25 for the experience but don't expect to be playing it for over a 6 months. You'll like it but it's too limited to have a real lasting impact. Try Downloading the Demo first to see.
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