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The original series crew must navigate the Enterprise back to Sigma Iotia after falling into a hole in space.

Summary

Teaser

Hikaru Sulu reports the Enterprise is entering the Sigma Iotia system. After Captain James T. Kirk orders the ship to slow to impulse power, the ship experiences turbulence. Kirk orders Spock to scan the sector; the sensors reveal unusual fluctuations in gravity and magnetic fields, centered around the planet Sigma Iotia. Pavel Chekov describes the disturbance as a "big hole in space," and a further scan by Spock reveals the disturbance is a dimensional rupture. The effect begins to draw Enterprise closer. Kirk orders engines stopped, but the ship continues to fall closer even as reverse thrust is applied. Scotty warns the engines are beginning to heat when Kirk orders emergency warp speed. The ship is dragged forward faster, reaching warp 9. Spock reports disruptions in both space and time, and Scotty reports imminent engine shutdown even as Kirk orders more thrust. The starship is thrown clear through a strange warp effect. Chekov reports the effect is gone, but Uhura cannot raise Starfleet on any subspace channel. Spock reports the navigation computer confirms they have been deposited outside of known space.

Level 1

Kirk makes a captain's log entry about the ship's predicament. Scotty reports the mains are shut down, and the dilithium crystals are fused, leaving the ship on battery power. The Enterprise has two hours until their orbit decays, but Spock reports dilitium deposits on the surface. Kirk decides to beam down.

Spock informs Kirk in the turbolift that the dilithium is under an Aztec pyrimid-like structure which in generating a large amount of energy. The landing party beams down.

Crew

Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry.
Design by Wesley Yanagai
Produced by Michael Quarles
Associate producer: Pete Pavich
Programmed by:
- Jim Sproul
- John Philip Britt
- Michael W. Stragey
Additional Programming:
- Alan Pavlish
- Michael Quarles
Artwork by
- Brian Giberson
- Jason "Snake" Magness
- Scott Bieser
- Dan Burke
Soundtrack arranged by: Scott Larocca
- Based on original scores by:
  - Alexander Courage
  - ...

Characters

References

gravitational disturbance; Sigma Iotia system

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 ==Summary==
 ===Teaser===
-[[Hikaru Sulu]] reports the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']] is entering the [[Sigma Iotia system]]. After [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] orders the ship to slow to [[impulse power]], the ship experiences turbulence. Kirk orders [[Spock]] to scan the [[sector]]; the [[sensors]] reveal unusual fluctuations in [[gravity]] and [[magnetic field]]s, centered around the [[planet]] [[Sigma Iotia II|Sigma Iotia]]. [[Pavel Chekov]] describes the disturbance as a "big hole in [[space]]," and a further scan by Spock reveals the disturbance is a dimensional rupture. The effect begins to draw ''Enterprise'' closer. Kirk orders engines stopped, but the ship continues to fall closer even as reverse thrust is applied. [[Scotty]] warns the engines are beginning to heat when Kirk orders emergency [[warp speed]]. The ship is dragged forward faster, reaching warp 9. Spock reports disruptions in both space and time, and Scotty reports imminent engine shutdown even as Kirk orders more thrust. The [[starship]] is thrown clear through a strange warp effect. Chekov reports the effect is gone, but [[Uhura]] cannot raise [[Starfleet]] on any [[subspace]] channel. Spock reports the [[navigation]] [[computer]] confirms they have been dposited outside of known space.
+[[Hikaru Sulu]] reports the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']] is entering the [[Sigma Iotia system]]. After [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] orders the ship to slow to [[impulse power]], the ship experiences turbulence. Kirk orders [[Spock]] to scan the [[sector]]; the [[sensors]] reveal unusual fluctuations in [[gravity]] and [[magnetic field]]s, centered around the [[planet]] [[Sigma Iotia II|Sigma Iotia]]. [[Pavel Chekov]] describes the disturbance as a "big hole in [[space]]," and a further scan by Spock reveals the disturbance is a dimensional rupture. The effect begins to draw ''Enterprise'' closer. Kirk orders engines stopped, but the ship continues to fall closer even as reverse thrust is applied. [[Scotty]] warns the engines are beginning to heat when Kirk orders emergency [[warp speed]]. The ship is dragged forward faster, reaching warp 9. Spock reports disruptions in both space and time, and Scotty reports imminent engine shutdown even as Kirk orders more thrust. The [[starship]] is thrown clear through a strange warp effect. Chekov reports the effect is gone, but [[Uhura]] cannot raise [[Starfleet]] on any [[subspace]] channel. Spock reports the [[navigation]] [[computer]] confirms they have been deposited outside of known space.
 ===Level 1===

Game image.
Publisher:	Interplay
Developer:	Konami
Released:	1991
Year:	2260s
Stardate:	2831.3
Platform:	Nintendo (NES)