@@adrianglasgow9762 it’s available to download from abandonware. You’ll need to mount the CD images into a configuration profile on D-Fend or manually in DosBox. Happy gaming.

It was a great game. Generations was also a good game to play.

@@RalphGetsBored I have that game as well, but somehow I couldn’t get pass the first 1 or 2 level, where Data need to scan something under water or something like that. I tired so many times and failed, and eventually gave up 😢. Do you have that game play as well? 🥺

@@chunfung8934 I do have that game. I have been trying to get it to work with Windows 11 so I can play it again.

@@RalphGetsBored I think you might have to use a VM to run it with an older version of Windows tho

@@TrentonBennett it’s on abandonware these days.

Thanks. Glad you liked it. I think it’s available as abandonware these days if you were interested in playing it.

For some reason I can’t denounce antagonizing the Romulans lol

@@Canoby it was fun till they would send 4 warbirds after me. Then I had to leave

'96 was my favorite childhood year, but '95 set it up nicely.

This is how I spent my early teen years after school. I'd go home, boot up the Pentium 2 into MS-DOS mode, and be consumed by the storyline.

@@RalphGetsBored i was to young to understand the mechanics, my father played it while i was watching it. all the sounds and the options gave me very old memories heh. great video

@@Alien-Human-Hybrid indeed, normal gameplay. The game plays out like an episode and can take slightly different paths dependent on your choices. The only edit is where I splice two segments together to hide the loading screen and dosbox menu.

@@RalphGetsBored Looks very good for the time it came out. Data doesn't have much to say.

@@ianhirst1148 loved this game. Spent so many hours playing it as a kid. The DS9 Harbinger game was also a good play. Might stream that next (if I can get D-Fend or DosBox to run it properly). Dying to play generations again (and Data has more to say in that)