Star Trek: 25th Anniversary (PC) Talk About Games

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Title	:	Star Trek: 25th Anniversary (PC) Talk About Games
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55th Anniversary in 2023
Comment from : thebirdbrand

Bring this series back! 👍🏻
Comment from : thebirdbrand

Like mass effect, if it were released in the early 90's
Comment from : Trobertw

The 1986 EA game Starflight captures the feeling of playing a Star Trek game more than any licensed Trek game ever has
Comment from : Adam

This is a great game, I remember playing it way back in the day on our 286 I still have it and still revisit it every few years
Comment from : kingcrimson234

Too bad Discovery handles everything at the end with Kung Fu 😒
Comment from : FhargaZ

@Cinemassacre The 25th Anniverary Game on NES was a completely different story, thoughso it IS worth playing for that
Comment from : Michael Richmond

This is not only the best star trek game ever made but a true classic a gem of a game just wish now its been remade and judgement rites but unfortunately most of the actors are sadly gone but you could get a true professional impersonation of them or even use the same voices from the gameEven TNG point and click game was just as good and another gem well that one can be remade wonder why this wasnt'done already as there still here so make it so
Comment from : bioshock 69

Actually this game can be considered as an actual 4th season of TOS cause this episodes take place furing the 4th year of Enterprise expedition which was not shown in the series during its cancellation To make it even more canon they have the entire Enterprise crew from TOS ( I mean the actors) The game crestors wanted this game to be a lost 4th season of the show
Comment from : Tetsuya Tsurugi

Loved this game Also got it on floppies and I think I still have the box and discs in my mom's house somewhere I love how it lets you both fight starships like a simulator and yet still do quests Really a great hybrid game The scoring part showing you that you could have potentially performed better in your mission choices was ace
Comment from : CaseyC Benn

Combat? Combat?! Combat!! - Combat??
Comment from : Alpha_Kralle

but what about Judgement Rites? :)
Comment from : Florian Behnsen

"this winter we're going to have a new series" still waiting on discovery lol
Comment from : Nick Hammer

I think Ryan accidentally combed his toast and buttered his hair
Comment from : Rick Rodriguez

4:15 telegraphed?
Comment from : n1ckjitsu

Of course it's cryptic It's an adventure game - the whole point is to solve puzzles If everything were spelled out for the player there would be no challenge
Comment from : YesterdayIsNow

Floppy discs? Those look like hard discs, about as floppy as an erection
Comment from : Dole Nethie

I love TOS soooooo much!
Comment from : BunnyFett

Wow I remember this game I had it on the 386 i believe as well I remember this game was like pretty damn amazing for its time Even now it still seems like a cool game The spaceship battles were really cool very well done game, but yeah a little cryptic and stuff Don't remember if i beat it, but I remember enjoying playing it and it being one of the best games on the 386 Hell i remember playing the original duke nukem on the 386 too where it was a 2d side scroller where you kill worms that pee and I also remember the indiana jones last crusade game brain operation game all i can remember right now lol
Comment from : Guinea54

Oh great just what we need another bejeweled clone
Comment from : Porsche 928

if you like point and clickers try playing death gate for pc if you havent its amazing
Comment from : Nickolas Hatfield

The prefix code is nothing compared to the blast door code in "The Old Devil Moon" I had never made it that far as a kid and had to look up the answer to it when I played because there was just no way to guess what the code was
Comment from : Aggressively Mediocre

whats the difference between this game and judgement rites? different game? or two different point n clicks?
Comment from : Reef Guzzler

I think the best I've ever played was Star Trek Voyager Elite Force Its a bit dated now, but at the time it was as close to perfect as a star trek game could be
Comment from : Ashley Williams

You could always buy the game on GOG and not have to deal with the DRM
Comment from : Jesus Zamora

Ryan's Fitness Friday coming soon?
Comment from : ChaosN

I have a question :Is the voice acting came only on the cd rom disc edition? or also on the one they are showing in the video (the disks)?
Comment from : BIBLIOTECA RETRO

Fascinating!
Comment from : SnakePlissken73

Starfleet Academy was the best Star Trek game IMO
Comment from : UnnamedRedshirt

Don't forget to mention Star trek Judgement Rites, it's the sequel to this game, also on steam now Lot of fun and you can use every bridge member crew
Comment from : Flonne Snowpaws

Mike could fit this whole game on his giant floppy
Comment from : ALitleBitSpecial

Thanks guys, My mother bought this for my birthday in 1995 for the PC, Had some weird bug where I could not progress past the 3rd mission, ended up grabbing it for PC and having no problems a few years later, how time flys !
Comment from : Bosisto

i remember my copy of "Judgment Rites" was like 11 35" floopys
Comment from : diathex

This was a great game
Comment from : Insight Of the ages

25th Anniversary and Judgement Rites are absolute classics Every fan of the original series should have them I'm so happy GOG managed to get them
Comment from : Christopher Blair

My Doom 2 had like 6 or so discs
Comment from : I Cant Believe Its Not News

I used to have this on the Macintosh IIsi Fun game indeed
Comment from : ChrisCa1601

bcough/b Enterprise bcough/b
Comment from : Iffy350

the north face
Comment from : Sam D

Loved that game
Comment from : lance lindqvist

Glad to see a video from you guys bout Star Trek Also Star Trek online hit consolesa few days ago
Comment from : Sean Spear

I loved this game when I was a kid It was the last Star Trek PC game I owned for a long time because of issues with Interplay Costumer service refusing to replace one of the Judgment Rites install disks after accidentally packing one of the 25th anniversary disks in place of one of the disks for the copy of Judgment Rites mom and dad got me for ChristmasbrbrOh and Phase II was 70s I believe If I remember right they scrapped Phase II in favor of making the motion picture and later adapted some of the planned Phase II scripts for some early TNG episodesbrbrIts odd that as much as dad and I both love Star Trek I never realized dad died on the 45th anniversary until you pointed out the date of the 50th anniversary
Comment from : Rogue Rifter

the only point n click or adventure space game from that era I have is The Dig, which was decent Its probably on good old games too
Comment from : MrVidification

LMAO I came here from the new video to see what all the fuss is about with Ryan's hair I am not disappointed
Comment from : Pittsburgh Mike

Had this game as a kid, it was awesome It did take a couple of hours to install on a 486
Comment from : Kris Ford

"Sort of like a Telltale game" What the fuck?!
Comment from : JohnsonLobster

A 50th anniversary remastered version of this game would be great
Comment from : D_r_Phil

I love this game, though I still can't figure out one of the puzzles toward the end
Comment from : Contemplativeman

Ryan looks like The Penguin
Comment from : Glasses ON

Don't forget to vote no???
Comment from : Emmas dad

"Star Trek 25th Anniversary on NES, it's not as good doesn't have the voice acting" And apparently, a different game entirely That's actually a reason to play it as well Don't talk about a game being superior unless it's actually similar enough otherwise
Comment from : DoomRater

I love this game
Comment from : Andrew Vrba

still hate ryan
Comment from : Terry

I just started season 3 of Star Trek brbrIt's some pretty dope shit for being around twice as old as I am
Comment from : sirsnafflepuss

Such a great game I still have the software but have trouble getting it to work on any PC's I have left :(
Comment from : PhilipVonGunther

I have to disagree with the telltale comparison the feel of exploration and control are completely different telltale is like a chose your own adventure book sprinkled with qtes ST 25th Anniversary and Judgement Rites have action, exploration, and adventure without feeling like it is on rails
Comment from : Christopher Bellar

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Comment from : Lost

I think that the graphics are great for a 1981 game !! 8 floppy disk of 144 mb each, it was a f**kin big game for that time !! Same size than Doom II 12 years later !! with a 486 sx 33 and 300 mb of hard drive !! :O
Comment from : Dominic Defoy

Hey Mike, one nitpick and one fun fact, the concept drawing that Discovery is based on is:brA) from an aborted film project called Planet of the Titans, not the Phase II TV series;brB) drawn by the late Ralph McQuarrie, the same guy who designed a lot of the original Star Wars ships including the star destroyer, which his Enterprise (and yeah that WAS supposed to be the refit Enterprise) strongly resembles
Comment from : SSand4

Ryan and his hair
Comment from : å

🖖🐸
Comment from : Tech Early Adopter

5:32, well that explains why I couldn't ever figure out where to go in the game way back in the day
Comment from : Eric

Why isn't this in 4K?
Comment from : mrtbonex1

Turned video off when I seen that Ryan guy
Comment from : Nice marmot

I had this game on CD back in the early 90's, I never could beat it, but I did finish the NES version Maybe I'll check this out on Steam or GOG
Comment from : Dave Phipps

I've played this game for a while in the beginning of 2000's, a great one
Comment from : PictureProductStudio

I remember my dad buying me Police Quest 4 24 disks
Comment from : mlk22

This game was the reason I became a PC gamer
Comment from : Nathanael Nunes

Love the way Mike actually puts in The Friday the 13th clip a little bit of effort makes this channel that bit above the rest
Comment from : AHeroAlmost

There was a Trek game in development years ago called Secret of Vulcan Fury that also had the original cast The company went bankrupt, though, and the game was never completed
Comment from : 霞健四郎

Final unity was a really good game
Comment from : Mr Cat

One of my family friends who we called "Aunt June" was probably the biggest Trekker I've ever met in my entire life She had all the original episodes on VHS, had an entire room dedicated to the original series Before she passed away I was lucky enough to receive some knowledge from her She taught me about how Star Trek taught her about tolerance, acceptance, and the quest of knowledge through science Star Trek will forever be a part of my life, and I am so glad to see 50 years later it is still going strong She would be so happy
Comment from : DJAmtrak2

ahh i loved this game as a kid But I remember finding the space combat extremely difficult, it always ended up with the enemies circling me faster than I could turn to catch up so I couldn't ever see them on screen to hit them
Comment from : Daniel G

the problem with the new star trek series is that it's online only on a subscription based streaming service talk about greedy
Comment from : Adam Poole

Reminds of "Beneath A Steel Sky" by Dave Gibbons and the team That shit rules
Comment from : Jonathan Malec

Way better ryan
Comment from : Coin Hogg

Loved this game Could never beat the final level
Comment from : khartog01

Good times Good times
Comment from : Clay Ronso

Lame review, didnt get to hear any of the audio/sound from the game
Comment from : The Commander

45 years more and Star Trek will fall into public domain, it should've been 25 but Mickey Mouse spoiled it :(
Comment from : biscoito1r

Happy 50th Star Trek!!!
Comment from : Robert Dambeck

encapsules?
Comment from : Jeffrey Blattman

The original series did get "less hominid" aliens beyond the Horta - in the animated series, that is! ;)
Comment from : JacobSprenger

There is one major downside to the talkie version compared to the floppy one: Since they also voiced the ship computer, the number of entries had to be drastically cut In the floppy version, there's all kinds of things in reference to happenings in the series that you could ask the computer about Not so in the talkie version [Edit:] Also, they nerved the final battle for the talkie version Bloody scrubs! I've beaten that battle in the floppy version on my 25th try! ;)
Comment from : JacobSprenger

This is a game I personally would interested in seeing you play through, not sure if I speak for others
Comment from : lycurgusthelawgiver

most of the comments make my tum tum hurt you guys are a bunch of street ninjas and hillbilly trumpers
Comment from : SMEG STAR

Phase II was going to be a second TV show, but was eventually refocused as Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Comment from : SuperLuigi64

(Born in '79) I have two copies of 25th and Judgement Rites One set on diskettes, the second on CD-ROM I've enjoyed them since the 90s Fantastic games! I'm glad to hear they're on Steam Play 'em!
Comment from : pawned79