Star Trek
Game: Tactical Combat · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English
Mikro-Gen Ltd · 1983 · Pound sterling 6.95
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- StarTrek_2.tzx.zipTape image English17 KB
- StarTrek_2.tap.zipTape image English19 KB
Documents
- StarTrek.txtInstructions English0 KB
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- Derek Brewstercredited
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- WorldOfSpectrum 2 votes5.50
In the magazines 26
Crash #2Mar 1984 · p.57
Producer: Neptune, 48K £5.50 Author: Derek Brewster This version offers good value for money since the tape also contains MUNCHMAN, which happens to be a very good pac man version indeed. Neptune's Star Trek offers all the options as listed in the above review, the major difference being that it has battle plan views rather than arcade style fights with the aliens. In using the weaponry, you must enter the direction of attack (0 degrees to 360 degrees), and its strength, then sit back with bated breath as the phaser or missile trail moves across the screen towards the enemy. Instant action is required on engaging the Klingon rotters as they fire the instant you are spotted. Excellent graphics make this an engaging version to play at speeds which certainly require more than one Captain Kirk per game.
Crash #1Feb 1984 · p.55
Producer: Neptune, 48K £5.50 Author: Derek Brewster This version offers good value for money since the tape also contains MUNCHMAN, which happens to be a very good pac man version indeed. Neptune's Star Trek offers all the options as listed in the above review, the major difference being that it has battle plan views rather than arcade style fights with the aliens. In using the weaponry, you must enter the direction of attack (0 degrees to 360 degrees), and its strength, then sit back with bated breath as the phaser or missile trail moves across the screen towards the enemy. Instant action is required on engaging the Klingon rotters as they fire the instant you are spotted. Excellent graphics make this an engaging version to play at speeds which certainly require more than one Captain Kirk per game.
Munch Man + Star Trek carries this game and has 8 references of its own.
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- Sinclair User #26May 1984 · p.116
- Your Computer #5May 1984 · p.191
- Sinclair User #25Apr 1984 · p.84
- Personal Computer Games #5Apr 1984 · p.145
- ZX Computing #12Apr 1984 · p.78
- Your Computer #4Apr 1984 · p.163
- Your Spectrum #2Mar 1984 · p.81
- Popular Computing Weekly #9Mar 1984 · p.15
- Your Computer #3Mar 1984 · p.15
- Sinclair User #24Mar 1984 · p.32
- Your Computer #2Feb 1984 · p.119
- ZX Computing #11Feb 1984 · p.141
- Home Computing Weekly #50Feb 1984 · p.15
- Sinclair User #23Feb 1984 · p.16
- Your Spectrum #1Jan 1984 · p.57
- Your Computer #1Jan 1984 · p.175
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #27Jan 1984 · p.2
- Sinclair User #22Jan 1984 · p.32
- Sinclair User #21Dec 1983 · p.123
- ZX Computing #10Dec 1983 · p.45
- C&VG (Computer & Video Games) #26Dec 1983 · p.103
- Your Computer #12Dec 1983 · p.52
Review2
- Games ComputingJul 1984 · p.39
- Home Computing Weekly #46Jan 1984 · p.40
Licensed from
- Star Trek/Super Star TrekSoftwareunofficial
- Star TrekTV showunofficial
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- Munch Man + Star Trek
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- Hyperspace/Warp
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