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One of the fast things of these star trek games.

They made heavy use of tokens,just like in the series on telly, 3 standard guys and a new unknown guy go on a mission. Hmm i wonder who is gonna die.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Guest @ Dec 17 2006, 10:40 PM) [snapback]271942[/snapback]</div>DAMN REDSHIRTS!

Fun aside, I vividly remember butting my head in frustration when trying to play this in the old days. Some of those puzzles were HARD. I just went through the two first Monkey Islands when a friend gave me this game. Totally different from MI. Maybe I should give this a whirl. It's been ages :)

Too bad they never made this a talkie...

I guess the 25th aniversary was a bit more special then "just" another Star Trek game.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Guest @ Dec 18 2006, 06:43 AM) [snapback]271955[/snapback]</div>Hello people,

A 'talkie' version of Judgement Rites does exist but it was very rare, part of a special package that also included collectables and a video of "The City of thed Edge of Forever".

Both this game and 25th Anniversary are cracking adventures, a lot of fun..well thought out and immerse you in the Star Trek universe. Im a bit shocked to learn that only the COLLECTORS edition (the one with the video) of Judgment Rites was a talkie because I had it and sold it when I got my hands on a budget (white label) UK release of these 2 games which both came in the same box and on seperate cds, I think I may indeed have gotten rid of the talkie one in error thinking the other cd one was identical..eek! will have to check it out. I still have a manual for the collectors edition and it mentions voice cast whilst the manual for the other release doesnt so it could well be true that only the collectors one had voices. The collectors one also came with a cd with interviews and behind the scenes making of the game on as well I believe...

Great game...thanks for pointing out the differences between the versions

....Actually, as I recall, the collectors set I had was missing the video so I just held onto the manual, extras cd and heaven knows what I did with the game cd (charity shop perhaps) as I stupidly thought the budget one was identical and didnt want to keep 2 copies, the box was binned for being VERY tattered, oh the follies of youth! he he...tested my budget cd of this game, nice music and sound effects BUT no voices apart from shatners intro..

I've got the talkie version (that's why I was able to point out the version differences). All text has full voice-overs (though a few of them are bugged).
Don't think it includes the interviews or "behind the scenes" info, though.

The version where voice is only in the intro sequence is the FDD version with the sound/video addon installed.

Oh and here is ED2K link for it (works with an ED2K client like eMule)

Heheh, I also own the "very rare" collectors box. 61140 of 75000, including the episode, a pin and a couple of interviews,etc. All in cool black and gold :P
Is it the community around here, or what? :D

Anyway, I never really got into the game. I mentioned it way back in the 25thA thread, though, posting as a guest.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Doubler @ Dec 18 2006, 02:34 PM) [snapback]271987[/snapback]</div>What I love about this game is:
- so much detail went into the world - tricorder will give info on nearly anything
- great seperate little stories which means variety
- a score according to how smart you were
- and last but most important: there are many ways to complete one "puzzle"

downloading it atm...
2 kb/s :<
gg