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Star
Trek Elite Force II is battled out over 11 gaming worlds
from the decks of starships to alien planets. Graphic
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Boldly
going ... again
Star
Trek Elite Force II
Activision
www.st-ef2.com/home.html
Back
in June we previewed Activision's second shot at the seemingly
impossible quest of the definitive Star Trek game. Since then
the game has been released, Activision has been in an intense
legal wrangle with Viacom over the use (or misuse) of the Star
Trek franchise and we still haven't got that definitive game to
keep Trekkies happy ... just about everyone else will be though.
This
time you're fighting for Captain Picard from the USS Enterprise.
Once
again you take the fight to the universe's alien scum as Lt Munro,
a member of the Hazard team, using a variety of Federation, Klingon
and alien weaponry to make a point.
The
game includes 11 gaming worlds to fight through, from the Enterprise,
venturing into a Borg cube and investigating alien ruins on distant
planets.
Elite
Force II uses the Quake III engine so the graphics are mostly
stunning. The audio has also been worked heavily to provide extra
immersion.
Multiplayer
is well handled with Holomatches and the normal capture the flag
and team-based games.
Elite
Force II is a solid, interesting shooter that is a must for Star
Trek fans and very worthwhile for those wishing to dig themselves
out of the current wave of WW2 trenches.
Games
grab
We
have a copy of Elite Force II (PC) and Ghost Recon: Island Thunder
(XBox) up for grabs this edition.
Entries
should be e-mailed to ADFgamesmen@telstra.com
with the name of the game you would like to win in the subject
line. Only one entry per person, subsequent entries will be
discarded.
Include
your full name and mailing address in the e-mail or your entry
won't be accepted.
Congratulations
to our recent winners: Conflict Desert Storm: Back to Baghdad:
P Thoule, Sydney; Day of Defeat: M Kakkinen Orchard Hills.