Interplay Starfleet Command Patch

The classic Star Trek™ games from Interplay are back. You are a long way from Starfleet Command and only you can discover who - or what. Browse Star Trek: Starfleet Command files to download full releases. Interplay Entertainment. This is the latest official patch for Star Trek: Starfleet Command.

Interplay Star Trek: Starfleet Command No CD-ROM Patch: Starfleet Command will only play multiplayer missions/games without the original CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive used during installation of the game even if you perform a 'Full Installation.' Before you can use this patch to remove the CD-ROM check, you must first perform a 'Full Installation' of Starfleet Command.

However, you don't have to install the Introductory Movie files or the Mplayer files which will save you about 50MB of hard drive space. Since this 'No CD-ROM' patch only applies to version 1.02.01 of STARFLEET.EXE, you next need to install the v1.02.01 update patch for Starfleet Command from Interplay.

There are two different versions of the v1.02.01 update patch depending on your current version of Starfleet Command. You need to download and install either ftp://ftp.interplay.com/pub/patches/sfc100-1021.zip or ftp://ftp.interplay.com/pub/patches/sfc101-1021.zip.

To use this patcher program, SFC_NOCD.COM, place it in the same directory where STARFLEET.EXE is located and run SFC_NOCD.COM. STARFLEET.EXE will be patched and will now bypass the CD-ROM check when run. Given the time and skills it took me to make this patched version of Starfleet Command, I would appreciate any monetary donation you might make for it. Since Starfleet Command is frequently updated, donations would definitely motivate me to continuously update my patch and send you a copy. Send an email message to This email address is being protected from spambots.

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GameOver - Star Trek: StarFleet Command (c) Interplay Star Trek: StarFleet Command (c) Pentium 166, 32MB Ram, 4x CD-ROM 73%,, By: There have been countless games based upon the series of Star Trek, dating back to the old text based games to the newest in the series, Starfleet Command. Somehow Star Trek has had a history of poor games and let downs. Fortunately for Starfleet Command, it manages to escape from the wrath of the stereotypical Star Trek game. What can you expect from a game where primarily everything occurs in space? For one thing, there is a big black background with stars, and sometimes planets or asteroids. There are no fancy trail effects exhibited in Homeworlds, and weapon fire is only decent. In fact, all animations are kept to a basic minimum.

The photo torpedoes or missiles look clean, but far from being stellar. Each ship is nicely molded, with about 30 ships in total, each uniquely designed to look like the authentic Star Trek ships.

While engaged in combat, the overall feel of the graphics was appropriate. It placed you in an environment that was not too much eye candy while still able to capture your imagination. There are six difference races present in Starfleet command. Each race has it?s on interface, which is similar to the other races except for the writing and coloring. When you are not busy fighting in space, you have to navigate through several different menus to upgrade your starship.

The graphics here are average as well. There is nothing impressive about them. In most cases, there is a lot of empty space on the screen which makes you feel like there is something missing. In reality, it is because there are not as many options to upgrade as you think there is.

Cassandra Corrosion Software Download. The game play is very complex, but it is well thought out. Unlike Bravehart where the complexity became a burden, Starfleet command uses this to it?s advantage. Many have seen the Star Trek shows and can recall that there were several different stations, such as helms, engineering, science etc. The same applies in this game. On the command screen you can chose which station to give specific commands to. For example, you can order the launch of a deep space probe from the science post, or tell engineering to increase the amount of energy going to the shields.