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Amazon DotD (12/13) - Star Trek: Conquest (Wii) $19.99
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Tyrannical
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Had no idea this came out on the Wii three weeks ago.
Sales flop must be some kind of under statement if it's $19.99 already.
Sales flop must be some kind of under statement if it's $19.99 already.
Wow....
http://www.metacritic.com/games/platforms/wii/startrekconquest?q=Star%20Trek:%20Conquest
looks like it mostly sucked, to bad, they could have done SOMETHING decent with that license I think.
http://www.metacritic.com/games/platforms/wii/startrekconquest?q=Star%20Trek:%20Conquest
looks like it mostly sucked, to bad, they could have done SOMETHING decent with that license I think.
[quote name='Tyrannical']Had no idea this came out on the Wii three weeks ago.
Sales flop must be some kind of under statement if it's $19.99 already.[/QUOTE]
MSRP was only $30, so it isn't that big of a drop, especially considering it is just a DotD and not permanent.
Sales flop must be some kind of under statement if it's $19.99 already.[/QUOTE]
MSRP was only $30, so it isn't that big of a drop, especially considering it is just a DotD and not permanent.
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IGN gave the Wii version a middling review, but the PS2 version got a very good review. The PS2 version's MSRP is $15.
Initially, I wanted to pick the PS2 version up, but the more reviews I read, the more I become convinced that it's too simple and easily beaten. Broken, even, since you can find unbeatable strategies.
Will probably pick up the PS2 version if I can find it for under $10. Given the similar pricing and middling reviews of last year's Encounters, that seems like an inevitability.
Initially, I wanted to pick the PS2 version up, but the more reviews I read, the more I become convinced that it's too simple and easily beaten. Broken, even, since you can find unbeatable strategies.
Will probably pick up the PS2 version if I can find it for under $10. Given the similar pricing and middling reviews of last year's Encounters, that seems like an inevitability.
[quote name='blandstalker']IGN gave the Wii version a middling review, but the PS2 version got a very good review. The PS2 version's MSRP is $15.
Initially, I wanted to pick the PS2 version up, but the more reviews I read, the more I become convinced that it's too simple and easily beaten. Broken, even, since you can find unbeatable strategies.
Will probably pick up the PS2 version if I can find it for under $10. Given the similar pricing and middling reviews of last year's Encounters, that seems like an inevitability.[/QUOTE]
IGN subcontracted out the ST conquest review, that dude is not a full timer and that score of 8.0 is insanely over rated.
I have the PS2 version, and I had fun with it, but to give the game a 8/10 is absurd. It only last a few hours and the only thing fun about it is the arcade combat, which isn't all that fun.
The main problem w/ the game is it seems like you are playing 1 part of another game, a deeper game, that doesnt exist. Once you figure out how to play the game, it ends. there is ZERO depth.
Star Trek conquest is a very good idea for a game, its just not a full game at all. Its a neat lil diversion. I'd put its value as $5.99 new
Initially, I wanted to pick the PS2 version up, but the more reviews I read, the more I become convinced that it's too simple and easily beaten. Broken, even, since you can find unbeatable strategies.
Will probably pick up the PS2 version if I can find it for under $10. Given the similar pricing and middling reviews of last year's Encounters, that seems like an inevitability.[/QUOTE]
IGN subcontracted out the ST conquest review, that dude is not a full timer and that score of 8.0 is insanely over rated.
I have the PS2 version, and I had fun with it, but to give the game a 8/10 is absurd. It only last a few hours and the only thing fun about it is the arcade combat, which isn't all that fun.
The main problem w/ the game is it seems like you are playing 1 part of another game, a deeper game, that doesnt exist. Once you figure out how to play the game, it ends. there is ZERO depth.
Star Trek conquest is a very good idea for a game, its just not a full game at all. Its a neat lil diversion. I'd put its value as $5.99 new
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