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Star Trek Voyager Sony Playstation 2 Game
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UPC:096427012566
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS2_STAR_TREK_VOYAGER
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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Overall, Star Trek Elite Force is a pretty standard game, nothing extremely fancy, and nothing falls short. While it is by far the best Star Trek game ever release, that doesn’t say much about the embarrassing series. Star Trek uses the Quake 3 engine, so the graphics are up to par, and the AI is well balanced. The single player is somewhat short, about 10 hours of gameplay, but it is still fun and exiting, with the exeption of some cheesy moments that have become a tradition in the TV series. The game takes place on Voyager, so you can expect to see some annoying characters such as Tuvok and Captain Janeway, as well as some not so annoying people like Seven of Nine (shall we say, shall we say). The multiplayer in this game, however, is in my opinion, a COMPLETE copy off of Quake 3 Arena. The deathmatch, the CTF, the announcements, its all there. Not to say that isnt a bad thing, Q3A is an outstanding game, I’m just surpised at the simalarities. The only difference is that the Elite Force version has the skills toned down a little, for beginners. I would recomend this game to any newbie interested in the shooter genre, for its relatively simple gameplay, and low price. Hardcore gamers might be interested as well to get this cheifly to buy the outstanding expansion pack.
Star Trek: Elite Force is an excellent Star Trek Adventure. It puts you in the role of a member of the crew who’s job is a leader of a sort of S.W.A.T. team. The game starts out with a simulation aboard a Borg ship. The graphics are very nicely done in this sequence and continue to be so throughout the entire game. You then get a chance to walk around Voyager on your way to a job duty. It looks and sounds just like the television show. It is awesome. The individual missions are well written and are very exciting. You will get to protect voyager from intruders as well as protecting other team members on away missions. Elite Force also features multiplayer options, like Unreal Tournament and Quake III. The levels are nicely drawn and they seem to run even faster than the actual game. I am running the game on a Celeron 400 with 64 megs of RAM and a Voodoo 4 with 32 megs. It is quite choppy at times, especially if there are a lot of enemies in the room at the same time. I am not sure if it is my machine to blame or if a patch is needed. Despite those flaws, this is one of the best Star Trek games ever. It has been a long time coming. Play long and prosper!
I have played this game back when it first came out never got to finish it and How with better and faster computer IPlain to finish it.I may be older now but the fun is still in me.
I was really impressed with Voyager Elite Force. Excellent graphics really make you feel like you’re on board Voyager. Great interaction with the rest of the characters, very detailed alien ships and cool weapons. Only minor cons I found were the various swicthes and items you interact with wouldn’t always respond right away and the appearance of enemies that would attack you got to be a bit predictable. However, it has great multi-player options, with different types of games (DM, CTF) and lots of additional maps are available. I highly recommend Voyager Elite Force!
As successful as the Star Trek franchise has been, I have always been amazed at how bad Trek computer games are. This one, however, is awesome. Rather than just repeat what others have already pointed out, let me summarize…Cool stuff: * Using the holodeck to practice with new weapons on gunslingers in the old west or knights of Camelot. * Choosing to be a male or female character. * Finally a "logical" explanation for how you can possibly haul around all that gear: a portable transporter buffer. Your weapons simply materialize! * Taking a character’s-eye-view ride on the transporter. * The borg! * and a quite engaging storyCould be improved… * Weapons are fairly typical, though the blast graphics are awesome. * Very linear gameplay. I actually like this, but others may not.
Old game and graphics, but it is still fun to play and be back in the Delta Quadrant with Captain Janeway and the crew of the USS Voyager.
This is without question the best Star Trek game ever made – period – and the first-person shooter aspect makes it even better. The graphics are very nice to look at (it utilizes the Quake 3 engine), as are the weapons and dialogue between the characters. This game will probably be a little on the easy side for experienced gamers, since it offers few challenging puzzles. At the same time, however, the pace is quick enough to keep veterans interested and keep inexperienced players on the edge of their seat. Very well balanced for everyone concerned.The only downside to this game is the system requirements. You have to have a very sweet computer to run this game. I have a P III 750 mhz with 128 megs of RAM and a Voodoo 3 and there were still a few instances when the game action got very sluggish. Anyone with an older computer should probably stay away from the game, unless you want to set the graphics detail to the lowest setting, but even then you’ll probably run into problems. It’s too bad, really, that the game is so demanding, since it could have been almost perfect if it weren’t for the system requirements.All in all, if you have a good computer, it is definitely a great game to purchase, regardless of if you’re a Star Trek fan or not.
The shop was retrolio. It works fine on my PC running Windows XP Home SP3.Elite Force is a first person shooter game. I replayed Elite Force recently, and it was still fun. I also have the expansion pack and Elite Force 2.Things I like about Elite Force:* Star Trek gameplay* graphics are good for its time (think year 2000 graphics, not modern day)* voice acting is great (Star Trek actors were used)* story is decent (plays like an episode of the TV series)Things I don’t like about Elite Force:* sound is too loud during cut scenes (doesn’t respond to in-game sound options)* teammates get in the way* waiting for teammates to catch-up* can’t skip cut scenes or dialogue* too many elevatorsThere are a few overused phrases like: “They know we’re here now”, and “How many are there?”The final boss fight is really tough. I just wasn’t interested in bashing the boss over-and-over again, so I used god mode to finish the game (so I could watch the final cut scenes).I’m glad to have Elite Force in my collection, and I look forward to replaying it again the future.Visit my retrolio wish lists to see my 4-star and 5-star PC games:http://www.retrolio.com/gp/registry/wishlist/BEYS4KHZTP24/http://www.retrolio.com/gp/registry/wishlist/35VC2S12P5A8R/
Star Trek Voyager Elite Force is quite fun. I have enjoyed it thoroughly. The only thing negative is that the “used” product did not come with a CD key which means I cannot play it online. However, given the age of the game, it is likely that no one plays it online anyway. The single player is a lot of fun and it was well worth buying.
I am exited for this game because it has the Quake III Arena ingine under the hood. Let me remind you the Quake III engine is a work of art. Soo smooth and pretty. The network code isnt like Counter-Strike’s but that is because it is a all out fastpaced and graphic filled wonder. OK soo what about that. The game play will be great in this Trek of all Treks. The framrates will be smooth and action will be intense. The sound will emerse you with full sourround sound. It will be interesting seeing how they pull off the enviroments. The Q3A engine hasent been tested like the Unreal engine has for large, expansive areas.I recamend this because i truly believe any Star Treker with a good system will enjoy playing as a character in their show. =Þ
iophobon –
I bought Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force about a year ago, and I still play it every now and then. To put it simply, Elite Force is just one of those games you can really get into and have a lot of fun playing.For starters, it sets itself even with the competition with standard features that every FPS should (but sometimes dont) have, such as instant save, completely customizable controls, etc…The graphics, while not top notch, are still running off the tried and true Quake III engine and add to the excitement of the game. Character models are decent but to be honest, graphics are not my main interest. Generally, I care about the gameplay (or lack of) and Elite Force has plenty of fast-paced exciting action. You start off immediately in the middle of a mission inside a Borg cube and the gameplay takes off from there. There are plenty of weapons, each with a secondary fire to choose from and the environments are extremely fun to fight in (my favorite is running through the halls and cargo bays of Voyager). In hostile territory the battles are fast and furious, requiring good choice in your combat skills. Little things like the mini-Holomatches or the occasional non-violent assignment make the game enjoyable.Another awesome option is the Holomatch, which also has the same fast-paced fighting in the game, against not-so-terrible bots too. Again, the maps are well-designed and the weapons are awesome.Finally, I think any aficionado of FPS’s would definitely like this gam.
Lorenzo M. in the Hollywood CA Area –
Having loved the series Voyager I was expecting something different from this game. Now that the series is over I can still enjoy it in this simulation game.The graphics are great and the special sound effects and visuals are stunning. Still the people look a little mechanical (unreal), but the PIXAR technology is still a few years away to be put in out homes as of yet.The action is believable, the training is semi real and the charcaters are interactive. Seeing the ship is very cool as well. The younger people seem to like the color and interactivity of it.This is a good game to have!
Westley Merlin –
Now this game is what I call star trek!I love everything about it, the music, realistic sounds, mods, AI, graphics, THIS GAME IS POWEREd BY THE INCREDIBLE UP TO DATE QUAKE 3 ARENA ENGINE!!!ISN”T GREAT!!!Besides the point, I have had this game since december 2000, and haven’t gotten time to wirte a review about it.JUst get this game star trek fans!!!It is WORTH IT.I won’t spoil the story line, or anything else!!IMPORTANT INFORMATION HERE!!!System requirments, then My system reccomendations to have to really enjoy the game and get good enjoyable fair gameplay out of it!!system requirments:3d hardware Accelertor with full opengl support,Pentium2 233mhrz mmx processor with 8mb video card or AMD 350mhrz k6-2 proccesor with 8mb video card,64mbram,A 100% Windoes 95/98/98SE/NT/4.0 SP5/Win 2k compatible computer system(Including compatible 32-bit drivers for CD-ROM drive,videocard and sound card and imput devices),650mb of uncompressed hard drive disk space for game files(minumum install),plud 64mb for windows swap file,Quad-speed CD-ROM drive(600k/sec. sustained transfer rate),100% DirectX 7.0a compatible sound card,100% Microsoft-compatible mouse and driver,100%Windows 95/98/98SE/NT 4.0 SP5/Win 2k- compatible 28.8kbps(or faster)modem.Those were the minunium(alot huh?)Now my 7 system reccomendations:pentium3700mhrz or higher, 32mb 3d accerelator 100%opengl compatible, 20ghz of harddrive space for complete installation, directx7 or 8 or higher, and Directx7 or higher a3d high end comp.
Bailey Oliver –
Awesome game… Brings back memories of Doom and Duke Nukem. Fun to play. It works great on Windows 8.1! Highly recommend for all you star trek fans.
Muir Morrison –
Wow! I’m very impressed! Many Star Trek games don’t quite cut it, but this and Klingon Academy are top notch! The storyline is good, the missions are challenging but not impossible (some were very difficult until I got the strategy guide), and the graphics and sounds are excellent. The engine models faces much better than I expected. But the sounds are fantastic. I love to put my headphones on in the holomatch and crank it up fullblast so I can hear every detail. The multiplayer maps are fun; some are quite complex and take time to learn the in’s and out’s. All in all, a great game!
Alexander –
Funnest game in my entire life. It was my childhood. I would more than recommend getting it, along with the expansion pack.
berklaw –
The people at Raven did an excellent job with this game. It utilizes the Quake III engine, thus the graphics are superb. It offers both a single player, story line, gaming experience (which Quake III is lacking) and a Deathmatch/tournament, Team Deathmatch and Capture the Flag game play like Quake III. It is like having two games in one, and as a matter of fact, the game puts two icons on your desktop to separate the two types of games. As mod/map/model makers get geared up on this title, there should be some very interesting things you can add to the basic version. In fact, there are a handfull of new maps already available. Moreover, there are many internet servers running this game so you can indulge in internet play. The weapons are pretty cool, each has a secondary fire mode, but too many are difficult to use well in the heat of the fire fight, and require you to be on target. Not enough of the weapons cause collateral damage. I actually like this title better than Quake III.
A Williams Fan –
I can’t wait till this game comes out. I’m glad a Voyager game has finally come out. I will be buying this game when the price drops down a few bucks. I hope this game is good.
GabrielleLeffler –
I first read a review about this game and found out that it used the quake 3 engine so when i got the chance i downloaded the 115 meg demo. it was worth the 7 hours. this game is sooo much better then any other star trek game. in my opinion its better the any FPS game i ever played including Quake 3 and unreal tornament. i loved this game becouse you can fight the borg interact with the crew do things that will change the outcome of the game and the last one wich i love the most is that u can almost full explore voyager itself every room is made to mach the show its vary detailed. once i get the money i am preordering it becouse its a game wich i just have to have. PLUS it also got a Quake three multiplayer game wich has all the featurs of quake three. i just cant see aything wrong with this game if u are not a star trek fan and like FPS u should still buy this game beouse its so good from a scale from 1 to 100 i would give it a 99.9 i did not give it a perfect score becouse sevon of nine does not do her charectors voice. ow and if Quake 3 runs well on your computer so will this game i recomend a 350 with 3d card (althought it wont work with a voodoo2 dont know y) and 96 or 128 megs pc 100 ram. and if the game fumps there is a vary helpfull video configer wih can help stop the game from jumping by sacrificing some nice effects i found this vary convinent.
Nicholas Sanders –
What I saw when I played the demo was amazing! The graphics were amazing and the models are so very accurate. In the demo you get to fight the Borg on a cube and try to rescue some teammates. The AI is very smart and acts the way it’s supposed to…like the Borg don’t attack you unless they consider you a threat. I’m going to get this game the moment it comes out. I suggest that action fans and Star Trek fans get this game…it’ll be worth your money.