Star Trek 25th Anniversary Playthrough: Complete

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Title	:	Star Trek 25th Anniversary Playthrough: Complete
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at least i think it is The beginning ship to ship battles doesn't seem the same and yet idk
Comment from : Adam Kelleher

Oh wow, when I played this there were no voice overs
Comment from : Doug

This game took forever to install from floppy Should have used a disk-caching progam like pc-cache or smartdrv
Comment from : OneEyedJack1970

They captured the Romulans perfectly in this gamebrbrMr Spock: "Romulan ship decloaking, Captain"brLieutenant Uhura: "Message from the Romulan ship, Sir"brRomulan Captain: "FUCK YOU! DIE!" bscreen off/bbrMr Spock: "They're arming weapons, Captain"
Comment from : Jan Mills Gibson

I miss this game I was particularly good at the ship to ship battles
Comment from : Firefox13A

Wrong choice at 1:46:54 Also I would have mocked Kalarax on return to the Enterprise to eliminate him He participate in the atempt to kill the crew by taking Vlict's orders Not to mention they exposed Bialbi to the klingons It is also questionable wether Kirk had any legitimacy to represent the dead people on that planet and speak on their behalf since no such agreement was ever made Even Kirk at the end of the level notices the wrong choice of the player By saying "except for the people of Hrackour"
Comment from : Cri George

As Brother Dominic would say, 'It's a Miracle' (how many of you remember that commercial, from Xerox I believe)? Anyway, years ago I bought that CD-Rom (I still have it) It's 2:39:47 of 30 minute episodes!
Comment from : Robert Hutchison

Looks like a pile of junk if you ask me
Comment from : Chips N Cellos

Such great memories I could never get past the Mudd level
Comment from : Einar Schwentke

I played this as a child and we were so thrilled playing it! It took me years till now to figure out what it was! It remember the game from the missing hand!
Comment from : JNA

0:06 did anyone came here from Tralling's small by Dj Lorio and dj Neuro
Comment from : t xtream

I dont understand at 1:56:00 how 10200 is figured
Comment from : F

The end is so hard it is absurd
Comment from : Daniel Newhouse

Thank you so much for this walkthrough I was stuck at the laser drill room on the sixth episode, Devil Moon The text explanations I'd looked up didn't help, but your walk through did!
Comment from : James T Bigglesworth

I always thought it was funny that the Klingon planet sounded like crack whore
Comment from : Darth Vader

childhood memories
Comment from : Yootoobe cansoogmiballs

I never could win that last fight
Comment from : Duncan Taylor

It's amazing the difference in graphics between this in 92 and judgment rites in 93 just watch in intros
Comment from : Leonard McCoy

I tried playing this game back in high school, and I hate to say it but I didn't have much fun with it, it's a little dated compared to what games we have now these days, though I'm sure this game was really fun back in the day
Comment from : Starred109

Still rhe best Trek game
Comment from : Samantha Collins

21:53 I recall I likewise never could get more than 97 on the first mission What was missing?
Comment from : nibblesdotbas

Retro Star Trek Video Game
Comment from : robert thomas

Did they literally get the entire Enterprise crew together again just to do the voice talent?? That's pretty incredible! 👌
Comment from : Kris HEALTHCARE: AI

RIP Leonard Nimoy, RIP James Doohan, without you, this game would not be possible as well And even in 2020 the adventure continues whether in ST Online, or this humble Interplay version As long as gamers pick up even the oldest game, your memory will live on
Comment from : Deathstrike

I own the floppy disk version of this game
Comment from : Steven Burrell

97, 100, 100, 100, 1005, 100, all averaging out to 92!!brbrNever change, Starfleet Admiralty
Comment from : Daniel McCurdy

I always ko'd the Aztec warrior with rocks When he said 'shed blood' I didn't think about shedding my own
Comment from : MrSkrallis

I had this as part of an Interplay set, but the voiceovers and sound fx didn’t play So this feels weird to hear their voices
Comment from : dc8rdecoded

the space battles were the worst thing about this game
Comment from : Aaron Jones

For whatever reason I find the ability to just point your phaser at just about anyone and anything really entertaining :)
Comment from : bluepotato1

Maybe because you went for a perfect run through, but how accurate can this really be if no redshirts die? lol
Comment from : Brian Kosan

That final battle is pissing me off!
Comment from : walsallmatt

Wow! Thanks for uploading this I remember playing this game back in the early 90s Bring backs so many memories of my cousin (RIP) and I trying to beat this game
Comment from : Michael Jackson

3:50 Bad security! By now, he should have scanned the perimeter, made sure the person in front of them is no threat, and turned around to watch the group's 6 o' clock Something could come right straight down the path behind them, and they 4 of them together wouldn't see it
Comment from : JustSomeGuy

Available on Appstore for Mac
Comment from : pafalzon

This game had a device called the derandomizer, didn't it? brbrWhat did the derandomizer do? brbrIt derandomized
Comment from : Scott McPhee

Hard to believe such an awesome game was made in 1992
Comment from : SylentEcho

Heh quite some years that I last responded on this videobrbrI think what this game lacked was a simulator training mode like in Starfleet Academy (SNES/32X/PC) which would allow the player to practice combat and perhaps even try out the other three ships in the game (and the Enterprise-2)
Comment from : TheDutchGhost

I never got to play this game when I was a kid Required lots of memory and cpu power and I was poor :(
Comment from : m c

Actually this is more canon than TAS brTAS is good but it has a plot whole with Chekhov snd two allien membersbrHere everyone from TOS is in place
Comment from : Tetsuya Tsurugi

It sounds like DeForest Kelley was having the time of his life Just having a great time reprising his role wihout having to be in front of the camera Plus, he had a great script
Comment from : Monkof Magnesia

The thing I loved most about this game was that not only did it perfectly capture the aesthetics of TOS, but STILL managed to present futuristic looking environments It's like they drew a red line with blue ink and I don't know how they did it, but it's great
Comment from : Adam B

Why Demons?
Comment from : Mr G

I could never beat the 3 ships at the end
Comment from : Toni Siret

so this was the game i remember
Comment from : Adam Kelleher

One thing I don't get about this game and its sequel regarding the space combat is why no one seems to use the target locking feature
Comment from : OBP Super Gamer

My brother and I had this game back when we were little in 95 on original floppies Never got past the first level but I knew it was ahead of it's time I'm glad I dug this up The plots are surprisingly intriguing with great dialogue and even moments of wit The voice acting is also marvelous, even if the version I had didn't have it I feel like I'm really watching some good Star Trek Episodes
Comment from : LawLinternets

Man everyone in the 23rd century is jacked
Comment from : ikkuj

i considered playing this again (i played the first 3 or 4 Episode +20 years ago), but now i see it has so much dialogue :/
Comment from : Foxy Braun

I was thankful to find a silent playthrough of this actually I've been rewatching TOS and wanted to watch the games as part of my marathon Timestamps for those that follow in my footsteps:brbrIntro (0:00)brDemon World (1:06)brHijacked (22:33)brLove's Labor Jeopardized (36:28)brAnother Fine Mess (55:57)brThe Feathered Serpent (1:22:39)brThat Old Devil Moon (1:48:53)brVengeance (2:08:43)brGene Roddenberry Dedication (2:38:56)
Comment from : Zarkazm

I have this game on an interplay CD Never beat it plus it never read anything to us aloud, we had to self read it, plus the sound was different, possibly because of the OS we used, I don’t know brbrBut one thing troubles me How do you know exactly where to go on the Star map to do your next mission?
Comment from : Mr Problem solver 89

I'm interested if this game can be speedrun, by just choosing the shortest (and sometimes failed) way to complete each mission Is this possible? Does the game let you reach the end screen if you just make it through? Or do you need to get at least 50 on each mission?
Comment from : mugg1991

It's crazy how deeply the memories of these old things get seared into your brain I still distinctly remember the way all the characters said their different lines
Comment from : c

Dr Bredell is Gennai from Digimon!!!
Comment from : James Howlett

The graphic opening is worse than the NES Star Trek 25th Anniversary game Surprising considering the size of the game for PC
Comment from : a2pha

00:08:00brLook at how the muscles are visible through their shirts They are all ripped, especially the red shirt
Comment from : extragirth64

That sixth mission; what a mess Unless you do your research thoroughly before you beam down and know what base mathematics are, you'll never figure it out
Comment from : KdogPrime

How do you know which planet is Pollux on the map? (Yeah, I'm stuck on the first 3 minutes of game)
Comment from : Angelo Werner

I played this on a Packard Bell Legend 300SX 386 processor 2MB RAM, I think :)
Comment from : Manav Misra

Can someone please explain the eclipse puzzle in the first mission? How do you decide where to position the 3 levers? I would have put the yellow at full, red at half, and blue at 5/6 (based on how much of the pictures are are darkness) Makes NO sense to me to put them at half, with one light lit for each
Comment from : Yahya Atiya

how can you tell where the ship is? I seem to not be able to find them for some reason
Comment from : Justin PLace

You know I really don't like how they've designed the bridge in this game Nor even how the transporter beam looks
Comment from : Patrick Wilson

The last fight is near impossible unless you get lucky and have the copy enterprise fly right in front of you while you come to a near stop
Comment from : Unknown 4now

just realized that the voice of the enterprise computer is the voice of the female xindi aquatic
Comment from : AMC2283

What exactly is going on between Kirk and Spock at 1:04:53?
Comment from : mrconancat

I've had this game and the other old Star Trek games for years but never played them as I lost Heart when I saw the huge book I had to read and knew I could never be a captain Now the games are too old to Work so I just got this from GOG and well within about 15 minutes I have exploded the Enterpriese twice I simply don't have a clue what to do and just tried the Whole alphabet on the keyboard Finally I had to give up and come here so I'm looking foward to your videos as help:)
Comment from : MissWitchiepoo

I never even heard of this game before and i'm a huge star trek fan Its like having another season of tost :) I downloaded it from steam for 599 worth every penny and every min brings smiles if your a fan of tost you will enjoy this simple yet fantastic retro oldie
Comment from : gamestopjesus

This was a really good game Unfortunately when it comes to star trek, it was one of the few games that were any good
Comment from : Forbidden Beard

any tips on the combat? i always get wasted on the first battle (Romulans) i try to move the crosshair to where the enemy appers to be judging from the radar but i get wasted in seconds
Comment from : Electro Duck

Why are there back muscles so prominent?
Comment from : In-N-Out

That's some impressive moves towards the end! I could never get past that last battle The Kobayashi Maru has nothing on you my friend
Comment from : Chucking Dice

I've never been a Star Trek fan But I had a friend who was Star Trek Mad and I like Point 'N' Click Adventure games So I guess we both won!
Comment from : Matt Thornton

Is there more to this game? This is just like a game I remember from my early childhood decades ago, but there's a specific mission I remember in that game that this one doesn't have There was a transporter malfunction and a black and white striped alien came on board and hijacked the Enterprise, it was immune to phasers and ignored the crew as they tried to stop it Anyone know what game I'm talking about?
Comment from : TheReaverOfDarkness

GOGcom has released this game for $599!
Comment from : Megatron2013

Just purchased the PC version from Gogcom for £409 😊
Comment from : Stez

The Amiga A1200 version of this was the first hard drive only game I purchased
Comment from : Stez

what a game i remember begging my parents to buy it for me finally they got it as a surprise which just made my day used to while away many a happy hour on this as a kid!
Comment from : Luq

The last good Star Trek game with good Spock voice over
Comment from : Shadywack

I found where you can play this game online, but there are no voices, only music and words :-(br playdosgamesonlinecom/star-trek-25th-anniversaryhtml
Comment from : Kendall Browning

Seems I messed up this mission for myself by hooking up the power junction to the transporters too soon
Comment from : Siaynoq8

Wow, what a great game ! Thanks for sharing, WB !
Comment from : a2pha

I still have this and the second one on cd rom can I play these on a current pc?
Comment from : Stephen Andrano

Comment from : Andrew Haigh

I'm impressed with the audio quality of this game :-)
Comment from : GameplayCrush

This really does feel like lost episodes of the show
Comment from : pytko3

SONY need to start bringing games like this out again for PS4
Comment from : gman82able

hehehe wessels
Comment from : Adrian Wellings

RIP gene
Comment from : Philip9101

i really enjoyed this game when it first cane out
Comment from : Tom Poleski

I loved this game!
Comment from : Trent Bennett

Should update it and re-release it
Comment from : A Roach

I remember getting this game on floppy disks as a kid My mom bitched when i told her it took up 8 Megabytes of Hard Disk space
Comment from : Doug Lucas

I remember playing this as a kid and talking shit to the little alien in the first mission, to where he'd kill the entire away team Good times
Comment from : QuintinAR15

It's a really really small area you have to click on Just keep trying It's an annoying pixel-hunt
Comment from : L-1011 Widebody

That's what I've heard I only ever had the CD version, though, so I don't have anything to compare it to But goddamn it was hard
Comment from : L-1011 Widebody