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*All games are rated on a scale from 1 to 5.

Name of Game Type of Game Publisher Review CooldudeX's Rating

Star Trek: 25th Anniversary Puzzle Adventure Interplay
This Star Trek re-introduced the original characters as they were in the original series and the same story line with the NCC-1701 (that's with NO letter). For anyone who wanted to experience the episodes of the original series and couldn't get it from the movies OR for the person who likes them both, this game is great. The episodes in the game are copied from some original episodes. Only, this time, YOU solve the puzzles! However, if the puzzles didn't sometimes almost require a hint book or hint hotline, a higher score could've been administered.
4

Star Trek: Judgment Rites Puzzle Adventure Interplay
This is another Star Trek game like 25th Anniversary. The puzzles are solved in the same way; only this time there are more of those exciting episodes to beat. The one thing about these games is that they always have a string that connects all the episodes together. Of course I'm not going to tell you what it is. That's what playing the game is for! I liked this one better because of the enhanced FMV. It made the game flow more smoothly. The puzzles seemed easier on this game than 25th Anniversary, but a walk-through will be handy in case you're in DIRE need of help.
4.5

Star Trek: Borg Interactive Movie Simon & Schuster [a division of Viacom]
This is one of the few interactive movies I've enjoyed. John DeLancie (starring as Q as he has so many times before) really makes the movie/game enjoyable. Since it is done by Simon & Schuster (the publishing company of Viacom) they get all the set and uniforms and etc. that they wanted. Well, at a smaller price, anyways. What makes the game interesting is that you get to go back in the past and change history, with the help of Q, of course. When you make a mistake, no worry, Q will give you as many chances as you need. Sometimes, you even have to make a mistake to do the right thing. Not only are you changing history and saving the USS Righteous, but on board that ship is your father who you've grown up without. I'd like to know the real story behind the Q Continuum's actions....
5

I haven't played all the Star Trek games. I need some reviews. If you would, please send me some of your reviews based on the system like I have above. Send them to me. They would be greatly appreciated!

Name of Game	Type of Game	Publisher	Review	CooldudeX's Rating
Star Trek: 25th Anniversary	Puzzle Adventure	Interplay	This Star Trek re-introduced the original characters as they were in the original series and the same story line with the NCC-1701 (that's with NO letter). For anyone who wanted to experience the episodes of the original series and couldn't get it from the movies OR for the person who likes them both, this game is great. The episodes in the game are copied from some original episodes. Only, this time, YOU solve the puzzles! However, if the puzzles didn't sometimes almost require a hint book or hint hotline, a higher score could've been administered.	4
Star Trek: Judgment Rites	Puzzle Adventure	Interplay	This is another Star Trek game like 25th Anniversary. The puzzles are solved in the same way; only this time there are more of those exciting episodes to beat. The one thing about these games is that they always have a string that connects all the episodes together. Of course I'm not going to tell you what it is. That's what playing the game is for! I liked this one better because of the enhanced FMV. It made the game flow more smoothly. The puzzles seemed easier on this game than 25th Anniversary, but a walk-through will be handy in case you're in DIRE need of help.	4.5
Star Trek: Borg	Interactive Movie	Simon & Schuster [a division of Viacom]	This is one of the few interactive movies I've enjoyed. John DeLancie (starring as Q as he has so many times before) really makes the movie/game enjoyable. Since it is done by Simon & Schuster (the publishing company of Viacom) they get all the set and uniforms and etc. that they wanted. Well, at a smaller price, anyways. What makes the game interesting is that you get to go back in the past and change history, with the help of Q, of course. When you make a mistake, no worry, Q will give you as many chances as you need. Sometimes, you even have to make a mistake to do the right thing. Not only are you changing history and saving the USS Righteous, but on board that ship is your father who you've grown up without. I'd like to know the real story behind the Q Continuum's actions....	5