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New trailer for Star Trek: Tactical Assault

A new trailer for Star Trek: Tactical Assault has hit the net. As you may already know, the Star Trek franchise was recently taken over by Bethesda (those guys who did that Elder Scrolls game) and this title is their first entry into the series. While the title has received far more press and raised eyebrows alike on the major consoles and PC, that's not to say that the DS version is without its appeal.

On the DS, the game is to feature 2 full campaigns to play through, as well as the usual real-time strategy and tactics elements accompanying a title with such a ... well, title. The game is to feature head-to-head multiplayer (sorry, no Wi-Fi connect), five playable races (Romulan Warbird FTW) and a skirmish mode. Star Trek: Tactical Assault is to release this Fall.

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1. I feel a little ignorant on what my DS can do in terms of 3D gameplay. I recently picked up Lego Star Wars II for my DS Lite and have been *very* frustrated at the clipping and sometimes overall disappearance of objects/characters from the screen.

Now, I realise that we're talking a different franchise and software developer, but is what I'm experiencing in Lego SWII the stick to measure other 3D game titles to be? I know it's a bit of a naive question (yes, Super Mario DS looked great!). I'd rather get Tactical Assault for my DS than my PSP because I like the idea of using the LCARS interface on the lower screen, but if the graphical representation of Tactical Assault is better handled on the PSP version I just might (gasp) not get it for my DS...

And no, I'm not trying to initiate a flame war here between the portable camps..!

Posted at 5:05PM on Oct 4th 2006 by Jim

2. I agree completely!!

Although I've been pretty impressed by both the DS and PSP.

Posted at 8:20AM on Oct 5th 2006 by Rick Ludwig

3. I haven't seen how the controls are being handled, but I cannot imagine playing any sort of RTS with a D-pad on a portable system.

LotR:BfME2 on 360 was done well, but there's something about the mouse that just gives you total control. I think the stylus is going to come the closest to that.

I know I'm talking about this game like it's an RTS, in reality I'm not even sure that it is. I just know that it's a strategy game, and that really leaves a ton of different options for gameplay.

I don't have a PSP, so the choice is easy for me. Having played some other 3D shooters on my DS (Starfox) it CAN be done well, without clipping.

Will the graphics be better on the PSP? Almost certainly. Will the gameplay? Well, it's not as likely. Isn't that the most important part?

Posted at 12:18PM on Oct 5th 2006 by PsionStorm

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