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Name, Registry and Class of every starfleet starship at Wolf 359 [Custom list based on Canon, Apocrypha and Star Trek Online] USS Dunkerque NCC-44532 Cheyenne USS Thy'lek Shran NCC-62151 Centaur USS Ahwahnee NCC-71620 Cheyenne USS Anderson NCC-12248 Springfield USS Bastion NCC-2527 Constellation USS Bellerophon NCC-62048 Nebula USS Bonestell NCC-31600 Oberth USS Buran NCC-57580 Challanger USS Chekov NCC-57302 Springfield USS Columbia NCC-71102 Galaxy USS Constance NCC-10367 Constellation USS Endeavour NCC-71805 Nebula USS Endurance NCC-5365 Ambassador USS Firebrand NCC-68723 Freedom USS Gage NCC-11672 Apollo USS Galatea NCC-2692 Constellation USS Garratt NCC-12256 Georgiou USS Hoagland NCC-31800 Miranda USS Hood NCC-42296 Excelsior USS Konom NCC-32285 New Orleans USS Kyushu NCC-65491 New Orleans USS Liberator NCC-67016 Centaur USS Melbourne NCC-63043 Excelsior USS Melbourne NCC-68256 Nebula USS Mjolnir NCC-3117 Miranda USS Potemkin NCC-18253 Excelsior USS Princeton NCC-59804 Niagara USS Reliant NCC-1864 Miranda USS Republic NCC-1371 Constitution II USS Righteous NCC-42451 Excelsior USS Roosevelt NCC-2573 Excelsior USS Saratoga NCC-31911 Miranda USS Sonak NCC-29873 Miranda USS T'Shen Kovil NCC-68208 ShiKahr USS Tolstoy NCC-62095 Rigel USS Victory NCC-9754 Constellation USS Yamaguchi NCC-26510 Ambassador USS Yorktown NCC-61137 Zodiac
Hi Junkball - thank you so much for the shout-out! I've seen a few videos covering my remaster and, unsurprisingly, you've outclassed them all :^) I also wanted to congratulate you on that seamless bit of editing when you transitioned from footage of your monitor to a screen recording of the site. Seamless! Don't think I didn't notice that transition with the doors in the turbolift, either.
How can people donate? You've gone above and beyond preserving a piece of Trek history. Thank you so much and let fans help! I'm sure many would be happy to (no pressure). Also, that's for noticing the transitions. I'm proud of the monitor recording to gameplay transition. It was my favorite thing to make in this video. My 8 yr old son actually suggested the turbolift door transition. 🫠
Thank you, @@JunkBallMedia! I didn't just notice the transitions, I was blown away by them. Please tell your son from me that he clearly has a future in professional video editing :^) People can't donate to me directly. I'm not in this for profit and I don't legally own the IP. If I were to profit from this, morally speaking, I'd be stealing from the people who made both this game and Star Trek in the first place. HOWEVER... if people would like to show their appreciation for the time I put into this project, I'd be very grateful if they donated to a cause that's close to my heart. I don't think I can post links in comments like this, but of you search my channel for a video called "Proudly Not for Profit," you'll find the details. A friend of mine was recently badly injured and left in a difficult situation. Although her modest request did meet its target, it WAS modest - and any further funding she could raise would HUGELY improve her situation. If anyone would like to show their appreciation for my work on Star Trek: Borg Remastered (and the other remaster content on my channel), that would be a perfect way - it would mean worlds to me.
Since you're here, I have a suggestion. If you go in full screen mode, and in landscape, could you move the scan button and other such buttons to the side instead of at the top? IT would be more useful than those buttons that seem to just make noises. It would be good if the game always attempted to make the screen as big as possible if you're in fullscreen. Also, a question: you made the scan function work differently. Did you consider implementing the way it was in the original game, where you'd click on something in the paused video to scan it? Were you not able to use the clickmaps from the game itself? Don't get me wrong: It's a serviceable replacement. The main issue I have is that I have to scroll up to click the scan button, or make the video small so the scan buttton will be on the side. Oh, one more thing: how did you clean up the tricorder audio? that audio was very staticky and low quality. It sounds like you put a bit of an echo effect on it, which is smart, but it still sounds better than anything I was ever able to do. Finally, is there any place that we can download this in case Paramount are jerks and take it down?
My favorite Star Trek game is Star Trek The Next Generation: A Final Unity. Its the deepest point and click adventure I've ever played. With so many possible ways to solve each puzzle, and a whole starship combat function that is revolutionary for its time and completely OPTIONAL in the game. You can literally send the enterprise to any planet, for no good reason. A whole new mysterious ancient race as well, and full voice acting from the TNG cast. Such a good piece of Star Trek content.
Well, that didn't take long for his favorite question to be dropped! Sadly, he stated in multiple interviews/streams that this won't happen. It is not only a lot of work, but also the videos on the disk version are heavily compressed. Of course if somebody would provide him with original videos or at least DVD quality, I guess he could be convinced ;)
@@TheValiantbummer. Thanks for the reply. Maybe one day Jonathan Frakes sees this and pulls some strings for the... Honorable fans. Perhaps @Junkball can do an episode on it in the future. I would be happy to lend a hand on any reference on many Klingon “things”. Just a fan, not someone in the industry.
My understanding is the reason the borg upscale was possible was because there was a Japanese release of the game on DVD that contained much higher resolution footage.
My favorite Star Trek game is probably Star Trek: 25th Anniversary. I remember my dad getting a computer from his work that he set up in the basement, and his friend at the time had put 25th Anniversary on it. I would play with my dad, and when we would get stuck he would ask his friend at work for hints and I'd have to wait till he got home hoping that he had a clue for me. Such good memories.
he gets kicked in the balls in one scene, and another he tranquilizes the girl with the implant and she says "You could have waited till I sat down!", and he replies "I could have, but I didn't."
@@NeoTechni Q gets hit & crumples over. "Spare me psychology counseller." Q said going from a high voice to a low. "You don't have the tools to analyse me." Stares directly at you. Sometime to be said for hitting Q.
For sure! I have played through so many times. You would figure with how large the ST Universe has become, that they would come out with a third one by now. So many new villains to choose from, wouldn't have to be the Borg this time.
My favorite Star Trek game is the Star Trek: The Next Generation pinball machine! It is a 1993 Williams "Superpin", meaning it was a widebody pinball machine absolutely packed with mechanical doodads, moreso even than a standard pinball machine. It features original voicework from the entire main cast, plus John De Lancie as Q. There are few greater joys than hearing Picard call out "ALL HANDS PREPARE FOR MULTIBALL!" when you engage the Borg. There's seven main missions, 3 side missions (Romulan, Ferengi, and Cardassian encounters), the aforementioned Borg Multiball, a shuttlecraft simulation video mode, a secret video mode where you play Poker against Riker, and a "Final Frontier" 6-ball wizard mode if you complete all of the main missions. I have spent years restoring and playing it and it's the crown jewel of my pinball collection!
There are also very rare alternate ROM packages for this pinball machine -- apparently each cast member got paid for their voicework by being given their own copy of this machine, and they were allowed to record custom callouts for their own copy. For example, Michael Dorn's has a bunch of lines of him telling his kids to stop messing around and go do their homework or something. Gates McFadden's makes comments about how all her patients always die.
Unironically, my favorite Star Trek video game growing up was Star Trek: Borg. I spent countless hours replaying it over and over. Still remember the old school game "cheat" walkthrough my dad found on the Internet and printed off for me to help me on the more difficult parts (I was 6, I couldn't remember the hypospray programming codes, haha). I think I liked it so much because it dropped me directly into the action of what felt like a real TV episode. Good times. Was really happy when I found the fan made remaster.
Man 31 minutes of junkball, today can get better. Birth of the Federation is the best star trek game I've played. It'd an awesome turn based strategy game similar to civilization
De Lancie has so much pure FUN with the performance, it's so hard for me to feel blue when seeing him. Also I dont know how hard that upscaling/clean up Davies did is, but to me it is seriously impressive. Nice job
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The Fallen is, from a story standpoint, an absolute gem. It did some great things with DS9 that added some real depth in a way that the television series couldn’t. I fondly remember my first play through.
Great video Junkball! Gotta say, it's a lot better editing than my video on Borg. Also, I liked all the little historical tidbits and facts about the game.
My favourite Star Trek game is Star Trek Armada 3. It’s a full conversation community made mod for Sins of a solar empire 2 and the spiritual continuation of the Star Trek armada game series. It’s a true labour of love and it’s fantastic. I still play it regularly.
We need more JunkBall. I currently play Star Trek Fleet Command which also is the first trek game I’ve played. So I guess that’s my favorite StarTrek game. lol
Seeing all those games, it brought me back to the 90's, where my Dad and my best friend would huddle around our giant Hp Pavilion. We were in awe over the graphics and how close it was to the various shows. If only Dad could see how games look now....awesome video Junkball. I always enjoy your videos.
Your videos are just about the perfect comfort food for a Trek fan. I'll have to say that the first Elite Force is my favorite Star Trek game. There was a visceral quality to just walking around Main Engineering, and knowing my way around just from watching the show.
My favorite game so far is Star Trek Armada II. It's a RTS game, and I loved making a super cube and wrecking havoc with it like replaying Wolf 359 over and over again.
This movie was not forgotten. I remember playing through it several times when I was in my mid to late 30s. Thanks for showing it to the kids so they can experience it.
As a teenager of the 1990s and fortunate enough to have a father who was a computer geek, I was able to enjoy some of the classic Star Trek games of the late 1990s that have been lost to time. Star Trek Borg was one of those that was an absolute thrill to play. Your video brought back some great memories of what that game and era was like. My favorite though was 1997's Star Trek Starfleet Academy. Not only did it have real filmed scenes with Kirk, Chekov, and Sulu, it was just an incredibly fun game to play. I later got Klingon Academy which starred Christopher Plummer and reveals how we got the eye patch. This video was so good you should start making videos in general on the video games of Star Trek. The two I mentioned including the legacy of ST: Bridge Commander would be neat. That game is 22 years old and people are still playing it and modding it to this day. Elite Forces 1 & 2 were amazing ST: Voyager era games.
YAY! I was hoping to find some Starfleet Academy love here! Man, I was always salivating over that Secret of Vulcan Fury trailer after the install... (if only...)
I thought I knew most of what there is to know about Star Trek only to be confounded and delighted by this video. Junkball is the easiest Patreon subscription.
Thanks a lot for bringing the Remastered version to my attention. It is truly great! And your Retrospective review is also pitch perfect and does the interactive movie justice. I have purchased BORG back in the day, still own it and managed to get it to run just 2 years ago in a virtual Windows 98 machine and played it. I like it for Q and the Borg obviously. But the Remastered version does look so much better! I'm very happy! 😊
Love Borg, but my favorite has to be Star Trek DS9: Harbinger. It came in a wacky triangle shaped box, featured the DS9 cast doing voice roles for weird ghoulish CGI mannequin representations of themselves, and has a legitimately engaging story. The DS9 era should've been the height of late 90s PC gaming goodness but unfortunately there weren't a lot of cinematic DS9 adventures. Harbinger is a game I see people very rarely discuss which is weird as it is more or less an original DS9 2-parter in a clunky, charming 90s PC cinematic adventure game package.
This was my favorite Star Trek game! Loved the story, the return of Q, more Borg stuff. The use of all the sets (Voyager mostly) really enhanced the experience. Still have my copy somewhere, great memories!
Ah this was such a fun video. Aside from A Final Unity and despite it's lack of actual gameplay, Star Trek Borg is probably my 2nd favorite star trek game. It just feels like you get to play through a trek movie. A made for TV level movie but a decent one at that. And like you said, John de Lancie really makes it so worth it. There were some tidbits of info here I had no idea about too. Great video as always
Star Trek Bridge Commander is absolutely my favorite Star Trek game. It let you do everything that I ever wanted to do in the Star Trek universe and I'd give anything for a remake.
Still the only thing I've ever modded. I remember someone had a program that did all the mod install for you. I remember when we got the Prometheus and multi vector
i remember i played this when I was a kid and I was blown away. I wasn't a star trek fan at the time but remembered how cool it was just to play. I wish it was available today to play.
I will always hold a special place in my heart for Star Trek Lagacy as my favourite trek game. Not because it is objectively amazing or anything, but because it introduced me to modding and I changed so much in that game that it was barely recognizable in the end, with over 1000 playable ships. Though any semblance of balancing went out of the window.
My favourite Star Trek game is Star Trek Attack Wing (a tabletop/skirmish game), because you get to play with ship models and there are pictures of your favourite characters on the cards, like Worf, Major Kira or Commander Kira. There is also a co-op Version (Alliance) so you don't have to play against your friends, but with them against a powerful AI printed on cards and depending on you to be honest about whats on the card.
(At this moment, your view count is increasing at about one per second!) This one looks like it took a huge amount of time, so for my part, thank you for bringing the results to share here. Your review is excellent, and telling the story in this half-hour format is great. While Star Trek games have magnificent space ship graphics to admire, playing them isn't really my cup of Earl Gray. As an "Interactive Movie," however, if I had ever heard of it I probably would have included it in my Star Trek collection. For this and other reasons, I've begun to wonder if I somehow beamed over from an alternate Earth where _Star Trek: BORG_ didn't exist.
Jesus God Damn Christ! I never thought I would hear about this again. My father had purchased this sometime after First Contact and I played it. No one else I knew who was a Trek fan ever heard of this game. It was such an obscure thing but decent enough that as soon as clicked on the video, flashbulb memories of the choices and ending came through. Appreciate the trip down memory lane friend!
Definitely the channel that I'm always most excited to see upload! The humour and detail are superb! This isn't sucking up for the giveaway. You rock as much as a console in the bridge of the Enterprise-C! I have period-correct hardware for these games and have been able to get many of them, but I don't have BORG yet. My favourite game is probably Bridge Commander. It is the only one that made you feel like you had an actual crew, it had astonishing graphics for the time, and has Fun original story. I'll qualify this by saying that I haven't had a chance to play 25th/Judgement Rites, or a few others.
I loved the game. I was around 14, my English was bad (Austrian) and I stumbled through the game over and over after failure. But one CD was scratched, and I could not get past it 🤷♂️never finished the game… Thanks for all the memories and refreshings Junkball!!❤
I came across this video and was brought back to some major nostalgia! My favorite game would have to be Star Trek Voyager: Elite force. I was going through a really rough patch and that game was my therapy. Something about Star Trek always brings me a type of inner peace and it’s fun to play a first person shooter! 😂❤ things I used to have Star Trek Borg, but I had a friend “borrow “it, and mysteriously moved away…😢 I love Q! I got to meet John de Lancie last year in Huntsville, Alabama😊 Great video!
my favorite Star Trek game was Star Trek: Armada 2. I bought it release week, but couldn't play it for a year because my graphics card couldn't handle it. When I finally got to play though a year later... man. I loved it. in the early 2000s RTS games were pretty popular, it was awesome to get to play all the ships in that format.
My favorite Trek Game has to be Star Trek: Bridge Commander. Still to this day one of the best translations of Star Trek to video game. I really did feel like the captain of my own Sovereign class starship. Thanks for the video, love your channel!
It's always a treat when Junkball drops a new video. My favorite Star Trek game as a kid would have to be Legacy, but that was before I discovered VR, so Star Trek Bridge Crew takes the cake.
My favorite Star Trek game is "Star Trek: Armada"! I played it a ton when I was young and it definitely contributed towards getting me hooked on Star Trek. I had so much fun learning about all the different ship types.
I watched this movie before. A great Star Trek story about adventure, family, and choices with some comedic stuff thanks to Q and the ship's doctor. It's definitely worth a watch.
Remastered version is NOT made from crappy CD-Rom videos, but from legitimate unreleased Japan DVD with DVD quality video. It's very rare, so rare in fact that many fans don't even know about the DVD. It finds its way onto Ecrater, eBay and similar sites.
My favorite Star Trek game was from the 80's! Is was called "Not this one again". The premise of the game was to see if you could guess whether or not the episode of the original series had already been recorded onto the VHS tape. We had a list of all of the episodes and which tape they were on, and we had to figure out before the first commercial break whether or not we were wasting our time recording an episode we already had. Then after the first commercial break you would get the name of the episode pop up during the continuation of the program. This is when we would find out who was right and who was wrong about whether or not we had it recorded on VHS already and whether or not someone had already correctly named the episode. I swear there were still at least a few episodes that we never had recorded because they wouldn't air them on TV anymore. But that might be a misguided false memory. I'll have to check if my dad still has the VHS tapes and the spreadsheet.
My favorite Star Trek game is TNG on game boy. Loved all the mini games where you beam people up and go into warp. Also the character designs and noises were impressive as well! I loved that game as a kid!
DS9: The Fallen is probably my favorite Star Trek game due to being one of the very, very few DS9-centric titles, and this one had the benefit of going full tilt into the Dominion War. It was difficult, even unfair at times, but it had an unsettling and mysterious atmosphere you still can't find in any other Star Trek title. I adore it, and I'm probably going to replay it today just because your contest reminded me of it. Thanks!
Adding the Wilhelm scream was chef's kiss 😂. My favorite memories were playing Star Trek Legacy. Not the best Trek game, but one I could just jump in and have fun whenever I had opportunity.
My fav old school Star Trek game is Star Trek Conquest on Playstation 2. Still play it today along with Star Trek Fleet Command. And it is so cool that I am able to play this Borg game online. Thanks Owen!!!
Nice job to have this "game" online now. i definitely loved star trek elite force , wandering around with a freaking handheld torpedo launcher is so starfleet.
Good video. I would say my favorite Trek Game is the oft forgotten Bethesda game, Star Trek Legacy. An excellent ship based tactical game with a story featuring the Borg that takes place in every era of Star Trek: Enterprise era, TOS, and TOS movie era, TNG era, and lastly post movie TNG era. And of course, you get to play with all the hero ships of their eras, along with 3 other ships of your choosing in your battle fleet. You even get a mission to use the Defiant as Sisko, and its every bit as much as a powerhouse as it should be. Definitely an underrated and rather hard to find classic.
My favorite Trek game, hands down, is DS9: The Fallen, specifically for that haunting moment you get out of a cave network, turn a corner and see a crashed Miranda Class ship, the Ulysses, and they really do a good job of showing the scale of it. The first time I played, I just stopped, and stared at it for about a minute. The game had some great music, too, and nice opening credits, they really set the tone for the entire game.
My favorite is also my first Star Trek game - Star Trek: the 25th Anniversary for DOS. I loved that it basically set up episodes where you had to go through and figure out how to best resolve the problems that were occurring. I replayed it so many times trying to figure out how to 100% each mission.
My favorite game is Elite Force; it was just so epic to battle 8472 and the Borg and interact with different parts of Voyager. I remember playing the multiplayer death match in the holodeck.
Always great to see another Junkball video! I guess my favorite Star Trek game would be the New Horizons modpack for Stellaris. Looking forward to playing the official version some time with Infinite
My favourite Star Trek game was Starfleet Academy on the SNES - I played it on the SNES at my cousins and was blown away by it. Until then I only played on my NES.
Favorite Star Trek game is the Full Size SEGA arcade cabinet, it kinda replicates Kirk's Captain's Chair. It has a spinner and weapons buttons, the display used wire frame graphics just like the Star Wars arcade games did.
