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Star Trek: Borg (Video Game 1996)You play a Starfleet officer whose father was killed at Wolf 359 and are upset when Starfleet won't allow you to participate in repelling the current Borg attack. Q steps in and makes you a... See full summary » Director:James L. Conway |
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You play a Starfleet officer whose father was killed at Wolf 359 and are upset when Starfleet won't allow you to participate in repelling the current Borg attack. Q steps in and makes you a deal-with-the-devil offer: he will take you back to the Battle of Wolf 359 to prevent your father's death. Written by Jeff Cross <blackjac_1998@yahoo.com>
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Q: I'm sorry... he's just too stupid to live.
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With the exception of Murray Rubinstein and some minor players, the entire cast has appeared on one or more of the Star Trek TV series. See more »Goofs
While on the Borg cube, Furlong makes mention that the Borg had totally assimilated one Starfleet officer by that point, which he probably meant Captain Picard since no Righteous crew members had been assimilated yet (at least not without being undone and reset by Q), but Picard wasn't assimilated until the battle of Wolf-359 started, and by this point it hadn't yet. See more »Quotes
[the player has just fatally electrocuted themself]Q: I'm sorry... he's just too stupid to live.
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This game was a landmark in interactive movies, but it still lacked a feeling that I was actually playing a game. And for hardcore Star Trek continuity buffs, the timeline on this is all out of whack (but I'll save you all of the geeky details).