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- 1 or 2 Players
- Memory Card 1 Block
- Analog Control Compatible
- Vibration Function Compatible
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ESRB: E / For Everyone
Release Date: 08 / 01 / 00
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List Price: $19.99 |
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Star Trek Invasion |
Star Trek Invasion |
Star Trek Invasion |
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| DESCRIPTION / FEATURES |
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Description
In Star Trek: Invasion, you play a Valkyrie fighter pilot reporting to Unit Commander Worf, who will guide you through 30 space-shooter missions. You'll first have to complete some training missions to firm up your maneuvering and fighting abilities, and then you'll go up against Romulans and the Borg. You're equipped with weapons from the series, such as photon torpedoes and onboard phasers, as well as some newer firepower in the form of homing rockets, gravity bombs, and more.
Star Trek: Invasion incorporates enough Star Trek elements to keep the fans happy, but not so much that gamers unfamiliar with the series will feel left out. If you're less concerned about keeping the Beta Quadrant safe than you are about dogfighting other ships, the game features a two-player combat mode that will allow you to fight to the death. There's also a play-nice two-player cooperative mode.
Features:
- Space shooter game based on the popular Star Trek: Next Generation series
- Pilot a Valkyrie fighter through 30 missions
- Training missions firm up your maneuvering and fighting skills
- 2-player cooperative and combative modes
- Patrick Stewart and Michael Dorn reprise their roles from the series
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Amazon.com
Review
While Star Trek: Invasion never quite reaches the lofty heights of the Colony Wars games, it's still worth a look even if you're not a green-blooded trekker.
Set in the time line of the Next Generation TV and film series, Invasion has you cast in the role of a fighter pilot destined for a big part in the upcoming war against the Earth-bound Borg. The Borg is not the only Trek race to show up in here; the Cardassians, Klingons, and Bajorans are all along, too. Speaking of the Trek gang, actors Michael Dorn as Worf and Patrick Stewart as Captain Picard contribute good voice acting to an all-around solid production.
The visuals in Invasion are uniformly sharp and show an attention to detail that almost makes the old PlayStation beg for mercy. The planets, the ships, the explosions (especially the explosions!) are topnotch. The music, however, is painfully repetitive. Disturbingly, the controls in Invasion are way too sensitive for all but the most die-hard space jockeys. The Valkyrie space fighters often make too wide a turn, resulting in constant misfires and untimely deaths.
Perhaps because it is set in the more politically correct universe of Star Trek, Invasion does lack the Colony Wars games' level of intense, gritty combat, and its story isn't nearly as engaging. Yet, for a laser blast-filled journey into the final frontier, it's still a fun ride. --Mark Brooks
Pros:
Lovely graphics push the PlayStation to its limits
Excellent voice acting all around
Easy to get into
Cons:
Awkward controls
Light story line doesn't compete with standout games in this genre
Too few missions
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