New Wii Star Trek Game: Star Trek - Conquest?
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Mad Doc and Bethesda both screwed it up as Bethesda wanted the game out for christmas ready or not
The WiiMote is perfect for phaser combat. I wonder if it has first person levels as well as ship combat?
CaptainHawk1
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Bethesda should be put out of business for how bad both Encounters and Legacy are. Knowing this game is coming out for the Wii just furthers my commitment for getting a PS3.
-Shawn
-Shawn
Bethesda didn't develop either of those games and I just don't understand why people say Legacy was bad, I really enjoyed it. It needed about 6 more moths of development, but it was pretty solid (I would give it a 7.5 out of 10), especially when you got to the TNG missions. I would love to see a sequel with a longer development time.CaptainHawk1 said:
Bethesda should be put out of business for how bad both Encounters and Legacy are. Knowing this game is coming out for the Wii just furthers my commitment for getting a PS3.
-Shawn
Besides, Bethesda is easily one of the greatest North American developers, Oblivion is an amazing game and Fallout 3 looks to be just as good.
Yeah I bought it at my local Walmart a few weeks ago because it was $10. I haven't gotten around to playing it yet.
Kotaku has some info on this game. It's coming out this holiday season for both the Wii ($30) and PS2 ($20) and is going to be a turn based strategy game with real time starship combat.
Edit: The official site has a few pictures Kotaku doesn't, but they are from the PS2 version.
http://startrek.bethsoft.com/games/conquest-overview.html
Edit: The official site has a few pictures Kotaku doesn't, but they are from the PS2 version.
http://startrek.bethsoft.com/games/conquest-overview.html
They'll have it for the PS2 as well? Awsome for those of us who haven't moved on to the next gen consoles yet ...
And of course it will probably suck.
poor missions,
crap AI
buggy
rushed out by the order of the publishers
it did more development time, thats why it was not great but if you like it then :thumbsup:
edit: I mean for the wii game
also it turns out Bethesda Softworks are the developers
I thought Legacy was an ok game, it was just very buggy towards the end. I remember tractoring a borg cube just as a sign of desperation on the last mission, and it flew off into the distance without stopping. Made me laugh though.
Graphics and gameplay were fairly solid, but I played on the 360 which seems to be the good version.
Graphics and gameplay were fairly solid, but I played on the 360 which seems to be the good version.
I can now be interested in this game if it's also for PS2. It doesn't really sound like the best game ever, but it could be fairly entertaining.
I also played the 360 version, which by all accounts is better then the PC version.
A few of the missions were bad (the Kirk one where you have to go around scanning stuff in a Klingon ship and the first TNG mission), but on the whole I enjoyed the missions, especially the TNG ones. I also don't really remember having problems with the AI or encountering any bugs, so maybe I was lucky.
Really Legacy was a good solid base to build a sequel (and like I said I think it's only a 7.5/10 game). If the developers are given enough time to develop a sequel and aren't forced to release it by a certain date I do think a sequel could be much better.
According to this forum post from a Bethesda employee 4JStudios (post number 4), who developed Encounters for the PS2, and the PS3 port of Oblivion, will be developing this game.
in Legacy (360), I found the AI very bad, you try to get a ship to warp away so you can repair it and sometimes it would not do that (if switch ships) and it sometimes attacks an enemy ship instead.
Also the level where you have to steal the bird of prey, I would one ship running back to the starbase with it and the other ships covering it from enemy ships but as the computer can't repair itself with friendly ships I would have switch ships to do the repairs but the ship with the BOP would turn around and attack ships when it was told to go to the starbase
Except without the cross-generational thing, though, which would've been fun. I guess this'll be more streamlined, though.
I'm surprised they're still developing games for last generation consoles yet. Usually everybody jumps on the new bandwagon. Since I don't own either console I won't get to play it. I just want a decent new Star Trek computer game. Legacy wasn't terrible, but it has no replay value. I beat it once and have no more interest in it. Unlike Bridge Commander which I play everyday, just about.
