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Star Trek®: Away Team™ [PC Game]
Platform: IBM PC Compatible
Publisher: Activision, Inc.
Release Date: March 14, 2001
Developer: Reflexive Entertainment
Genre: Strategy
UPC: 047875300255
Media: CD-ROM
Rating: ESRB: T (Teen)
System Requirements: Microsoft® Windows® 95 / 98 / 2000 / XP I
Publisher: Activision, Inc.
Release Date: March 14, 2001
Developer: Reflexive Entertainment
Genre: Strategy
UPC: 047875300255
Media: CD-ROM
Rating: ESRB: T (Teen)
System Requirements: Microsoft® Windows® 95 / 98 / 2000 / XP I
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Developed by: Reflexive Entertainment - Activision (2001) - 2D Real-Time Strategy - Rated: Teen
Star Trek: Away Team is a squad-based adventure game, the first set in the Star Trek universe, and takes place during The Next
Generation era. The Away Team is charged with defusing potentially volatile issues before they come to fruition.
Starfleet Command is uneasy, as the number of battles and distress calls escalate within the Klingon Empire. In an effort to
determine the threat to the galaxy's political balance, the newly formed Away Team is commanded to investigate the situation,
using the holographic powers of the starship Incursion.
Commander Data, technical advisor, accompanies a team of 17 officers, including command, medical, and security personnel.
Three engineering and four science officers complete the roster from which one to six team members are chosen per mission.
The style of gameplay and the interface is reminiscent of Commandos or X-COM, as action is viewed from a fixed isometric
perspective. The game's real-time progression can be paused at any time to issue detailed commands to the team members during
missions and combat.
A wide array of weapons, ranging from phasers and concussion grenades to proximity mines and anti-matter charges are
available. Eight specialized pieces of equipment, six skills (including the Vulcan Nerve Pinch and Enhanced Mind Meld), and a
variety of enemies (Borg, Klingons, and Romulans) round out the mission-based title. Multiplayer support for cooperative
two-player action is provided via LAN.
From the Manufacturer: This action/tactical game is set in the Star Trek: The Next Generation universe and gives players a chance
to control an away team of Federation officers on various missions. As captain, the player controls a Special Forces unit of 22
highly trained specialists recruited by Starfleet for their unique combat, stealth and problem solving abilities. Individual team
members are comprised of three to six specialist, chosen by the player at the start of each mission. As in the series, the
commando team will have access to standard Starfleet equipment such as tricorders, phasers, hyposprays and phaser rifles as
well as a number of other unique classified special issue items. The game is played from a 3/4 isometric perspective.
Special Features: Squad based, tactical combat Star Trek game in the galaxy; Special Forces team, to control extreme situations;
Each character is expert in certain field, such as medicine, engineering, science, security, and command; 18 missions set in Next
Generation universe;
Warnings: Animated Violence
Star Trek: Away Team is a squad-based adventure game, the first set in the Star Trek universe, and takes place during The Next
Generation era. The Away Team is charged with defusing potentially volatile issues before they come to fruition.
Starfleet Command is uneasy, as the number of battles and distress calls escalate within the Klingon Empire. In an effort to
determine the threat to the galaxy's political balance, the newly formed Away Team is commanded to investigate the situation,
using the holographic powers of the starship Incursion.
Commander Data, technical advisor, accompanies a team of 17 officers, including command, medical, and security personnel.
Three engineering and four science officers complete the roster from which one to six team members are chosen per mission.
The style of gameplay and the interface is reminiscent of Commandos or X-COM, as action is viewed from a fixed isometric
perspective. The game's real-time progression can be paused at any time to issue detailed commands to the team members during
missions and combat.
A wide array of weapons, ranging from phasers and concussion grenades to proximity mines and anti-matter charges are
available. Eight specialized pieces of equipment, six skills (including the Vulcan Nerve Pinch and Enhanced Mind Meld), and a
variety of enemies (Borg, Klingons, and Romulans) round out the mission-based title. Multiplayer support for cooperative
two-player action is provided via LAN.
From the Manufacturer: This action/tactical game is set in the Star Trek: The Next Generation universe and gives players a chance
to control an away team of Federation officers on various missions. As captain, the player controls a Special Forces unit of 22
highly trained specialists recruited by Starfleet for their unique combat, stealth and problem solving abilities. Individual team
members are comprised of three to six specialist, chosen by the player at the start of each mission. As in the series, the
commando team will have access to standard Starfleet equipment such as tricorders, phasers, hyposprays and phaser rifles as
well as a number of other unique classified special issue items. The game is played from a 3/4 isometric perspective.
Special Features: Squad based, tactical combat Star Trek game in the galaxy; Special Forces team, to control extreme situations;
Each character is expert in certain field, such as medicine, engineering, science, security, and command; 18 missions set in Next
Generation universe;
Warnings: Animated Violence