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+ | |Title =Star Trek D-A-C |
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+ | |Publisher =[[Paramount Digital Entertainment]] and [[Bad Robot Interactive]] |
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+ | |Developer =[[Naked Sky Entertainment]] |
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+ | |Released ={{d|13|May|2009}} (Xbox 360)<br/>{{d|12|November|2009}} (PC/PS3)<br/>{{d|23|December|2009}} (Mac) |
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+ | |Platform ={{platform|ps3}} {{platform|360}} {{platform|winxp}} {{platform|osx}} |
| + | |Requirements=Intel P4 2400 Mhz or AMD Athlon XP 2400+, 1024 MB (XP) or 2048 MB (Vista/Windows 7) RAM, GeForce 6600 GT or ATI Radeon X1300-series with 256 MB dedicated video memory, DirectX 9.0c, 400 MB hard drive space, Direct-X compatible sound card, Xbox 360 controller (recommended) |
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+ | |Genres =Shooter |
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| + | |Reference ={{ASIN|B0039ZKI5U}} (PC and Mac) |
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'''''Star Trek D-A-C''''' is a [[video game]] produced by [[Naked Sky Entertainment]], and published by [[Paramount Digital Entertainment]] in association with [[Bad Robot Interactive]]. Its subtitle, "D-A-C", refers to the three game types that can be played: Deathmatch, Assault, and Conquest. |
'''''Star Trek D-A-C''''' is a [[video game]] produced by [[Naked Sky Entertainment]], and published by [[Paramount Digital Entertainment]] in association with [[Bad Robot Interactive]]. Its subtitle, "D-A-C", refers to the three game types that can be played: Deathmatch, Assault, and Conquest. |
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| − | A tie-in to {{film|11}}, the game was released for |
+ | A tie-in to {{film|11}}, the game was released for Xbox 360 via the Live Arcade download service in {{m|May|2009}}, concurrent with the film's release. Releases on PlayStation 3 and Windows PC (also via download) followed shortly thereafter. The title has been in development since {{y|2008}}. |
The game is an arcade-style space shooter in which players can engage in single player or on-line multiplayer ship-to-ship combat. Three different game types will be available: Deathmatch, Conquest and Assault. |
The game is an arcade-style space shooter in which players can engage in single player or on-line multiplayer ship-to-ship combat. Three different game types will be available: Deathmatch, Conquest and Assault. |
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Players are able to choose from two factions: the [[Federation]] or the [[Romulan]]s. Each faction has three types of playable ships: a [[flagship]], a fighter, and a bomber. The flagship on the Federation side is the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}} as seen in the film. The Romulan flagship is a vessel inspired by the ''[[Narada]]'', the war machine commanded by [[Nero]] in the film. |
Players are able to choose from two factions: the [[Federation]] or the [[Romulan]]s. Each faction has three types of playable ships: a [[flagship]], a fighter, and a bomber. The flagship on the Federation side is the {{USS|Enterprise|alternate reality}} as seen in the film. The Romulan flagship is a vessel inspired by the ''[[Narada]]'', the war machine commanded by [[Nero]] in the film. |
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| − | ''Star Trek D-A-C'' features actual sound effects from the movie (as designed by [[Ben Burtt]]). It also includes music from the film, composed by [[Michael Giacchino]]. |
+ | ''Star Trek D-A-C'' features actual sound effects from the movie (as designed by [[Ben Burtt]]). It also includes music from the film, composed by [[Michael Giacchino]]. {{TrekMovie.com|2009/03/24/exclusive-first-details-on-star-trek-dac-official-movie-tie-in-game/}} |
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File:Star Trek D-A-C cover PC.jpg|PC cover |
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+ | ==External links== |
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+ | *[http://www.paramount.com/games/star-trek-d-a-c/details ''Star Trek D-A-C''] at [http://www.paramount.com Paramount.com] |
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+ | *{{wikipedia-title|Star Trek DAC}} |
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Revision as of 06:21, 17 June 2014
Template:Realworld Star Trek D-A-C is a video game produced by Naked Sky Entertainment, and published by Paramount Digital Entertainment in association with Bad Robot Interactive. Its subtitle, "D-A-C", refers to the three game types that can be played: Deathmatch, Assault, and Conquest.
A tie-in to Star Trek, the game was released for Xbox 360 via the Live Arcade download service in May 2009, concurrent with the film's release. Releases on PlayStation 3 and Windows PC (also via download) followed shortly thereafter. The title has been in development since 2008.
The game is an arcade-style space shooter in which players can engage in single player or on-line multiplayer ship-to-ship combat. Three different game types will be available: Deathmatch, Conquest and Assault.
Players are able to choose from two factions: the Federation or the Romulans. Each faction has three types of playable ships: a flagship, a fighter, and a bomber. The flagship on the Federation side is the USS Enterprise as seen in the film. The Romulan flagship is a vessel inspired by the Narada, the war machine commanded by Nero in the film.
Star Trek D-A-C features actual sound effects from the movie (as designed by Ben Burtt). It also includes music from the film, composed by Michael Giacchino. [1]
