@@jungleboy1 today, video games are easier to be done to look realistic and good looking rather than nostalgic and old school. With company standard software capabilities are not compatible backwards.
@@prolamer7it’s sad to think that this generation of kids will never experience how groundbreaking and insane Halo was at the time, we really did live in a golden age of FPS games that’s for sure
The graphic update is impressive. Every time that a secret item was collected, I would say "Golden Excelsior" as the secret item looks like a golden Excelsior class starship.
I had so much fun with this game. Ritual did a great job with the sequel. I prefer it slightly to the Raven original but they are both great games. The old hand painted texture maps still hold up and look amazing.
Back in 2020, that year gave me the opportunity to watch Star Trek from ENT(Enterprise), TOS(The Original Series) together w/ it's six films, TNG(The Next Generation, DS9(Deep Space Nine), and VOY(Voyager). But in all honesty, I like Voyager even more.
Licensing issues would make that pretty much impossible. Mass Effect was always a EA property so them doing a remaster wasn't an issue. Star Trek's current video game rights are not in Activision's hands and it isn't likely that Paramount or Activision would be willing to let a third party step in.
07:07:15 - We are sent to the "mission failed!" screen, then it magically changes to a "mission success" screen at 07:07:22. Then Korban proceeds to run backwards into an arena to battle aliens. I almost wish I did shrooms.
The online server deathmatch games were the best part of Elite force, if you timed them right, you could jump the entire arena with a blaster or rocket launcher :)
I was waiting for the first one to come out and really needed a fps with working phaser. you got to fight the borg with their personal shields that adapt after the first couple hits of any weapon type. It was as good as the previews and better. the custom maps and deathmatch turned out to be where it was really at. Strange atmosphere. Great engine. Elite force 1 had an expansion where you could explore practically the whole Voyager ship. Complete with replicators and holodeck.
This was the first video game I powered up on my brand new AMD FX-57 cpu (fastest and the last single core processor in the world in 2005) paired to a XFX 7800 GTX graphics card back in 2005. This game looked incredible and was so much fun to play at the time.
With trek getting popular again and the Trek adventure game supposedly on the horizon for some time this year, Now would be a great time to revitalize trek STAND ALONE gaming. (as we already more than have mobile and multiplayer covered with the MMO and mobile games.) So rebooting this franchise would be perfect.
I can see a couple routes that CBS-Paramount could go to make that happen. The problem is convincing them they have a big enough likely consumer base to make it worth their investment. The fact that they hadn’t even tried before the pandemic was concerning, but with how the industry is now I can see more hurdles to overcome in making a production happen. After all, they don’t want to risk a finished product lacking in polish the way Resurgence was/is and they know that a Star Trek battle royale would probably not see a significant playerbase forming, well, ever. If the parent company was willing to bank on a campaign-focused game in the vein of Robocop: Rogue City or Terminator: Resistance which were made to satisfy fans of their respective properties without needless reinterpretation “for modern audiences,” I feel like such a game would be well received and would sell fairly well. One just needs to convince the parent company of that.
Rino Romano (Alex Munro) voiced both Luis Sera in Resident Evil 4, and Johnny Rico in Roughnecks: Starship Troopers Chronicles, for anyone saying "Hey, I recognize that voice." Also, if I had a nickel for every time a character voiced by Rino Romano had to kill monster bugs, I'd have _three_ nickels. It's not a lot, but VERY coincidental that it's happened three times.
I all the calm worls building intersections on ship and base with the many dialogues so well. Several Games back then did that very well. Especially star wars. Its like devs expected the players to have patience and actually care for lore and not just shooting. Now every game has to have the pace of a movie. Just a really cozy game where you can lose time in. Another game that reminds me a lot of this game are the start of doom 3 and Quake 4
I'm going to take a guess that they used Tuvoks lines from this game to develop the "Adam" AI voice model that we hear in all the tiktoks and online ads these days.
thought it looked a bit odd, IDtech 3 , damn we want these remade in UR4 or ID6/7 something that can really feel it right , this time frame of engines had some baggage and issues that wern't really largely overcome till about 2008 when the engines matured or changed up to newer models, not bad, just, so much of a muchness a lot of similar feeling games all feeling like they were just trying to be slightly different to each other, without really pushing, indeed the crazyness in earlier engines just cause they could often lead to more character.
#3:30 im wondering if Tuvok also using a location to location transport when he is going on the toilet...oh if forgot, there are no toilets in Star Trek
There are. In STII, Kirk takes a seat on one while in his quarters. In the original _Constitution-class_ starships, there's a Head just off of the main bridge. No, no, if you want "There Are No Toilets," you'd have to look at Resident Evil 2 (1998) and Resident Evil 3 (1999). We always used to joke that the RPD had to run all the way to the Mansion (Resident Evil 1) to use a bathroom, and everyone was pissed at STARS for blowing up the only toilet in the county, and that's why they didn't listen to them about zombies.
I loved the first, never had the option to play the second. They should remake this on modern consoles. Star Trek does not nearly have enough games. STO is cool and all but old and hanging by a thread.
Unfortunately this game was so exomorph-centric that it broke this game for me. Exomorph abundance everywhere in way how it was implemented, became very boring. First ST EF game was much more interesting. Hope that we will see remake of it at future.
There's a bunch of other things but I'm too d*** bloody tired to fix every kind of little detail including is but not limited to the texted speech puts in by its self.
One Of the main reasons Starfleet rejected the hazard team It's because the suits that start fleet wears that they everyday wear and their badges and their scanners and their weapons they carry with them at all times Has over 101 secret Abilities settings and capacities that No one Is but the spec Ops secret organization Running above star fleet is aware of Literally you have a force field You're badge Can be linked to the starship and be used just like your handheld scanning device but voice only input commands And voice only output commands It even has a mode where Only you can hear what you're saying and it's saying back to you for stealth missions Your Suit has hidden Armor mode Is multi Laird nano lattice and lace Each layer does something one layer prevents piercing 1 layer prevents melting 1 there rents cutting Is one layer Is act as extra armor Another layer acts like muscle and handsome it The soup combined with the badge Has a hidden feature that links it up to your brain So it can act as spare ram and Increase your perception of time so you can run and turn and also to other things as if you're walking slowly Basically they tried to say The regular star fleet soup has already all that stuff why would we need any more stuff , Here's my Is rebattle we aren't aware of it And we liked our suits from the hazard team better because we were aware of its function it's capacities it's limits so when we were fighting the board and everything else we could kick everyone's f****** a** much more efficiently because we weren't playing soft and easy with the enemies we were hitting as hard as we could because we knew how to hit Plus it isn't a good idea to rely on a thin layer you should always wear armor because b******* happens in space I rather be paranoid and alive and safe with all my friends and call leagues and captain then to be lazy stagnant regular starfleet And be dead.
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