One of the first cut scenes in Star Trek: Legacy features Starship Enterprise NX-01, as envisioned in the franchise's most recent series. Expect a battle with the Xindi, not the Suliban, to be the spotlight of this phase of the game.
Awaiting launch from drydock is the franchise's most beloved ship, Starship Enterprise NCC-1701, during the era of Capt. Kirk.
In the cut scene from this phase of Star Trek: Legacy, the 1701 is launched. Note the yellow tint to the warp engine nacelle bulbs. A true Trek historian might argue that, if this game's designers were very closely in touch with Trek design history, the
From the cut scene that opens Star Trek: Legacy's re-creation of the one-on-one battle between Adm. Kirk's refit 1701, and the Starship Reliant after having been captured by the ruthless Khan. In the distance is space station Regula 1, where in the movie
The actual gameplay begins after the Enterprise is already handicapped by Khan's sneak attack. From here, it becomes a re-creation of the Battle of Regula 1 - which we discovered, if you re-create the battle faithfully, you may find you end up winning th
You could say this is truly a three-dimensional game, especially in that you're always paying attention to three directions: which way you're looking, which way you're moving, and which way you're firing. In this case, as the red arrow in the upper left
Fast-forward almost a century, as space station Deep Space Nine is under attack by Romulans, who hold a pan-galactic patent on the color green. Klingons have come to your station's rescue, but a squadron of Federation ships is still minutes away.
In the defense of DS9, you can direct the actions of any one of the four ships in the Federation squadron: a Sovereign class (from ST:X), Galaxy class (like Capt. Picard's vessel), Intrepid class (like Voyager), or Valiant class (like the Reliant from "De
You can also command the action from a long-range scan, where you can direct the movements of your four vessels like scooting models around on a map. The Klingons will help you, but you can't tell them what to do.
In the cut scene from the post-battle phase, the Soverign-class vessel takes up residence at the station. Here's where you notice that the game's sense of scale - at least in this demo - may be more than a bit off. In the opening credits of the televisi
A scene from the denouement battle of the game, the defense against a Borg attack. Here is where Mad Doc software took some creative license in building a "Borg tactical cube," which we can assume means, an enemy ship that does stuff other than warping i
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