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Starfleet Academy- White Label Range (DVD Packaging)
by Avalon Interactive
Platform:   Windows 95 / 98
3.5 out of 5 stars  (2 customer reviews)
Price: £8.99 & eligible for Free UK delivery on orders over £15 with Super Saver Delivery. See details and conditions
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Game Information

  • Platform:   Windows 95 / 98
  • ELSPA Minimum Age: 3
  • Media: Video Game

Product Features

  • Join Starfleet Academy and learn what it means to be Captain of Federation starship
  • Meet Star Trek luminaries such as Hikari Sulu, Pavel Chekhov, and James T. Kirk
  • Manage starship systems such as Shields, Engineering, Weapons, Navigation
  • Pit yourself against rigorous training simulations as well as real encounters in deep space
  • Earn the trust and respect of your crew and officers
Product details
  • Delivery Restrictions: Available for delivery to the UK and most countries in Europe. See Delivery Restrictions.
  • ASIN: B00005JY4F
  • Release Date: 29 Jun 2001
  • Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  (2 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 10,498 in PC & Video Games (See Bestsellers in PC & Video Games)

    Popular in these categories:

    #70 in  PC & Video Games > PC Games > Budget Games > Strategy > Science Fiction
    #93 in  PC & Video Games > PC Games > Type of Game > Strategy > Science Fiction

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Product Description
Product Description
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy is the first and only Star Trek flight simulation game that enables players to captain the original USS Enterprise while interacting with actors from Paramount Television's Star Trek.

The setting is Starfleet headquarters in the Presidio, San Francisco, CA, where hopeful cadets are trained to become Starfleet officers; the goal is to navigate successfully through over 20 missions and graduate as a Starfleet officer.

Academy life isn't easy--it's filled with subplots, internal politics and decisions that will impact not only the player but his cadet class and Starfleet itself. Among the cadet's teachers are Captain Kirk, Chekov and Sulu, who will help guide and teach the player what it takes and means to be a Starfleet officer.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy allows players to command 4 classic Federation Starships (including the USS Enterprise) in combat against 30 3D real-time rendered spaceships from a cloaked Klingon Bird of Prey to a Romulan Heavy Cruiser. The game combines an adaptive artificial intelligence, cutting edge 3D graphics and real-time flight simulation/action play to create a truly galactic Star Trek experience.

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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Woo hoo, 25 Jul 2001
Every fancied being a Starfleet captain? Ever dreamed of flying to the final frontier? Well, this is about as close as you can get at the moment. As a budding Starfleet Captain at Starfleet Academy, you will command a series of different classed vessels through a campaign of simulated training missions, including the infamous Kobyashi Maru scenario. Although it lacks on the actual 'command' aspects of being a captain; you seem to control everything but actually effecting ship repairs yourself. You give no orders, you have to pilot the ship completely on your own, you have to fire weapons yourself, and so on. The ships may not handle like the truely huge starships they are, but they do make for some good dogfighting. Along the way you will have to deal with some social problems with your fellow bridge crew, such as diplomatically encouraging them to do better, or solving internal disputes. When you've finished the campaign, you can amuse yourself for a little longer with the 'Create mission' function. You can be any ship featured in the game, including the cloaking Klingon vessels, and have a big fight with up to 8 ships. Watch out for the mysterious bug in this aspect that can sometimes blow your ship up for no apparent reason. The multiplayer action is a little more interesting, a personal favourite of mine being Net Profit, where you are a freighter captain trying to earn enough dylithium (the currency used) to retire; the limit set at the beginning. You can spend you're hard earned cash on ship upgrades, and transfer your freighter into a super powered battle cruiser. You can even buy tribbles if you want. Also featured is the standard set of 'deathmatch' and team deathmatch type fights to the death. Graphically, considering it's age now, it is quite good. Although it doesn't compare to some ofthe newer space sims around nowadays, it isn't too bad. Also, thanks to this, it isn't too demanding, so lower spec machines shouldn't have too many problems running it. There are some pretty good details on the ships, and the interior view, such as ship names and registries being printed, the Klingon insignia on Klingon ships, and the slightly damagable aspects