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Star Trek - The Next Generation

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Also known as
Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Advanced Holodeck Tutorial

Command the Enterprise bridge, manage crew stations, and complete scripted missions through tactical mini-games.

Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Advanced Holodeck Tutorial was developed by Absolute Entertainment and released for the Game Boy in 1993; it was the original and only platform version, so both release years are 1993.


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About Star Trek - The Next Generation

Star Trek: The Next Generation frames its gameplay as a Starfleet Academy simulation where the player assumes the role of a cadet acting as captain of the U.S.S. Enterprise. The experience is structured around a sequence of scripted missions that must be completed.

Interaction is centered on the bridge's main screen, which serves as a hub for accessing various ship systems. These include Navigation, Tactical, Operations, Engineering, Transporter Systems, and Mission Control. Certain ship operations are handled through dedicated mini-games, such as the process of rerouting power to defensive shields.

Star Trek - The Next Generation Screenshots

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The title screen
Picard gives you a mission
Riker's only purpose is to remind you of the mission and give you the end date.
Navigating is an easy pick of certain planets.
Space...
Beaming someone up is often a matter of chasing them around.
Arriving at a planet.
You literally have to jump through hoops to enter orbit.
Safely in orbit now.
Picard debriefs you at the end of each mission, and then awards a rank based on performance.