Star Trek: Hidden Evil

Videojuego
1999
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe Son'a and the Ba'ku now live in peace on the planet, and a Starfleet outpost has been set up to monitor the situation. Son'a construction uncovers ancient ruins and the U.S.S. Enterprise... Leer todoThe Son'a and the Ba'ku now live in peace on the planet, and a Starfleet outpost has been set up to monitor the situation. Son'a construction uncovers ancient ruins and the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E is sent to investigate.The Son'a and the Ba'ku now live in peace on the planet, and a Starfleet outpost has been set up to monitor the situation. Son'a construction uncovers ancient ruins and the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-E is sent to investigate.

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Patrick Stewart

Captain Jean-Luc Picard
(voz)

Brent Spiner

Commander Data
(voz)

Christopher Gorham

Ensign Sovok
(voz)

Gregg Henry

Gal'na
(voz)

Salome Jens

Xa-Tal
(voz)

Judi M. Durand

Federation Computer
(voz)
(as Judi Durand)

Janice Lynde

Anij
(voz)

Greg Ellis

U'rano
(voz)

Barry Dennen

Admiral Ratok
(voz)

Ted Hayden

Nadol
(voz)

Joseph Ruskin

Master Si'tann
(voz)

Suzanne Turner

Federation Doctor
(voz)

Victor Bevine

Romulan Guard
(voz)

James McDonnell

Romulan Guard
(voz)

Victor Raider-Wexler

Romulan Guard
(voz)
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Y-Sly

Good, but too short!

This is a good game, but it is too short. Star Trek: Hidden Evil is the sequel of the ninth Star Trek movie called Insurrection. The graphics is beautiful, the sounds are very good, you can be in a Star Trek movie for a few hours when you are playing this game. You can hear original TNG voices of Brent Spiner (Data) and Patrick Stewart (Jean-Luc Picard). Live Long and Prosper! :-)

9WesTrek

Hidden Evil's plot is one of Star Trek's greatest.

This game is one of the best I played. Using the actor's voiceovers and imagery was a turn in the right direction as this game recaps and finishes what Insurrection left open. The plot twists are sharp, and tie in directly with older Next Generation episodes, specifically, "The Chase". The only down side is the short ending, which doesn't reward much of the 8 hours it took to solve and beat. This game definitely deserves the Trek name, and I will hold it as one of the best Trek games made to date.