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Contents 1 Introduction 2 Summary 2.1 Episodes 2.1.1 1. Demon World 2.1.2 2. Hijacked 2.1.3 3. Love's Labor Jeopardized 2.1.4 4. Another Fine Mess 2.1.5 5. Feathered Serpent 2.1.6 6. The Old Devil Moon 2.1.7 7. Vengeance 3 Characters 3.1 Regulars 3.2 Starfleet Personnel 3.3 Others 4 References 4.1 Starships and vehicles 4.2 Locations 4.3 Races and cultures 4.4 States and organisations 4.5 Other 5 Information 5.1 Related Stories 6 Images 7 Connections

IntroductionEdit

Star Trek: 25th Anniversary was the first officially published game by Interplay which was fully endorsed and licensed by Paramount under the new split gaming license agreement between Interplay and Viacom Consumer Products.

Under the guidance of Viacom the game was designed to play out like an episode of The Original Series, but in a game format. The player took control of the main characters and directed them to do simple tasks, like puzzle solving, to complete the different mission sections.

SummaryEdit

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EpisodesEdit

1. Demon WorldEdit

Stardate: 6022.9

2. HijackedEdit

Stardate: 6047.3

The Enterprise was dispatched to the Beta Myamid system to investigate the disappearance of the USS Masada, a Ptolemy-class Starfleet tug. After a battle with Elasi pirates en route, the crew discovered that the Masada was under the control of Cereth ajElasi, who had taken its 17 crew members hostage. After hearing Cereth's demands for the release of Elasi criminals held by the Federation, Kirk used the Masada's prefix code to lower its shields and beam a landing party aboard. After freeing Lieutenant Kevin Keeler and his crew, Kirk successfully forced the pirates to give themselves up, restoring the tug to Federation control.

3. Love's Labor JeopardizedEdit

Stardate: 6052.4

4. Another Fine MessEdit

Stardate: 6063.8

5. Feathered SerpentEdit

Stardate: 6097.3

6. The Old Devil MoonEdit

7. VengeanceEdit

CharactersEdit

RegularsEdit

Pavel Chekov • James T. Kirk • Leonard McCoy • Montgomery Scott • Spock • Hikaru Sulu • Nyota Uhura

Starfleet PersonnelEdit

Buchert • Melanie Cain • Christensen • Everts • Ferris • Kevin Keeler • Brittany Marata • Richard Patterson • Shou • Stragey • Taraz

OthersEdit

Robert Angiven • Cereth ajElasi • Aragaz • Bialbi • Todd Cameron • Anthony Cheever • Kallarax • Carol Marcus • Harry Mudd • John • Ardea Preax • Quetzalcoatl • Vlict Kenka • Brother Chub • Brother Grishnash • Brother Kandrey • Brother Robert • Brother Stephen • Sesha Lindalan • Zeas Wuqq

ReferencesEdit

Starships and vehiclesEdit

USS Enterprise • USS Enterprise II • USS Masada • USS Republic

LocationsEdit

Alpha Proxima • ARK-7 • Argos IV • Beta Myamid • Cameron's Star • Cameron's World • Castus • Centurius • Centurius III • Chozon • Damocles Station • Digifal • Harlequin • Harrapa • Hrakkour • Mount Idyll • New Ontario VI • Nikolasi • Omicron Draconis • Pollux V • Strahkeer

Races and culturesEdit

Elasi • Klingon • Nauian • Romulan • Tellarite • Vardaine • Vulcan

States and organisationsEdit

Acolytes of the Stars

OtherEdit

801286 • Ardak-4 • Ardak 1000 • Cradle • hafnium • hypo-dytoxin • Ignaciate • Krognik demon • Laraxian berry • molecular replicator • molecular synthesizer • nugaireyn infection • Oroborus virus • Sav-A-Ship • Siloti • Sonambutron • Test of Life • TLTDH gas

InformationEdit

• The game was based on the already well used Interplay 2d ScrollMatch engine and featured animated versions of all of the original series cast.
• The game was also the first graphical based game in the new official gaming franchise to feature simple ship combat which included actions to raise and lower shields, fire phaser and photon torpedoes and setting warp and impule power. Until the release of Armada, by Activision, Star Trek: 25th Anniversary was the top selling game for the new Star Trek gaming franchise.
• Elements from each level are taken from the storyboards of the TAS episodes.

Related StoriesEdit

• Judgment Rites

ImagesEdit

ConnectionsEdit

• 25th Anniversary article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• 25th Anniversary review and overview at Star Trek Gamers.