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- Platform: Windows 95 / 98 / 2000 / XP
- ELSPA Minimum Age: 11
- Media: CD-ROM
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Out of the four DS9 games released between 1995 and 2001, The Fallen is undoubtedly the best. Excellent level design and faithful renditions of Starfleet phasers and phaser rifles, along with Worf's bat'leth raise it above other Star Trek games made at the time. Being actually able to use the tricorder is also great fun. The story is also great, being based on the Millennium novels that were released the same year. The real flaw is this: Avery Brooks (Sisko) and Colm Meaney (O'Brien) did not return to voice their respective characters.
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I was looking for a fun game of my fav-show DS9 but this was not fun, just confusing and instructions was poor and the game had bugs in so it would on occasion just stop or freeze. Not Recommended for ds9 fun loving people.
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16 of 22 people found the following review helpful
Great game, if a little short
24 Mar 2006
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Beautiful visuals, great game play, pretty good storyline and one of the best Star Trek games I've ever played. The only draw backs were the lack of Avery Brooks and Colm Meany, and the shortness of the game overall. The fact that you got to experience the game from three different points of view was great, but I wish they had created an expansion pack for this game, or at least a sequal because I found myself wanting a new story to begin after this one ended. Best Part: being able to explore in, on, and around a downed reliant-class starship.
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