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While on a mission to save his old friend, Commander Chekov, Captain Sulu and the entire crew of the USS Excelsior are accidentally transposed into a dangerous Mirror Universe. Now a hunted ship, running from a cold and ruthless Federation, they are the new crew of the notorious ISS Excelsior, and they must master her deadly compliment of fighter craft to battle former friends and foes alike. Their only hope of escape lies at the end of a long and hazardous journey, a trek that will take them across a twisted and violent mirror version of their own universe. Once there, the Excelsior’s crew will confront their ultimate foes – their own evil counterparts.
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| ELiTeD Review March 2004 |
"The visuals and sound effects in this game stay true to the
Star Trek universe. The 3D environment is rich and extremely detailed. I was truly impressed
with the look of this game, the developers really paid attention to how the Star Trek
universe should look and feel."
"If you are a Star Trek fan, and/or like fast action, combat based flight simulation, this is your game." |
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| PSM Review March 2004 |
"Great looks and sound, with dead-on style points..."
"Shattered Universe gets the visual Trek style and flavor dead-on, including appearances by both classic and movie-era Federation ships..." |
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| HomeLan
Fed Review January 2004 |
"It’s been a while in coming but Star Trek: Shattered
Universe is surprisingly addictive and fun to play and for fans of Trek it’s pretty much a
must buy."
"The graphics, especially on the Xbox version, look pretty sharp with some nicely details ship models and weapon effects." |
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| Gaming
Age Oct 9, 2003 |
"The A.I. starts off like a kitten, yet roars like a tiger in later levels. It’s almost like the developers intend to let you get your feet wet before they turn on the fire hose." |
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| TeamXbox Oct 6, 2003 |
"...the ships are looking top-notch and there appears to be a good bit of differing visuals within each level; not something easy to pull off in deep space." |
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| Gamers
Pulse Sep 23, 2003 |
"Starsphere Interactive's upcoming Star Trek: Shattered Universe title looks to be the new juice to fuel Trekkie gaming this fall and winter." |
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| PSX
Extreme Jul 26, 2003 |
"Starsphere Interactive is hoping to take the license back to its roots with their newest game, Shattered Universe." |
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| Next Generation (sadly, no longer in publication) |
"[Star Trek: Shattered Universe] may
have the greatest setting of any Star Trek game to date: the corrupt alternate
universe first introduced in the classic episode "Mirror, Mirror."
"Trekkie or not, you're going to want to play this one." |
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