Star Trek: The Next Generation (game)

Title screen.

Star Trek: The Next Generation was a video game released for the Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy in September 1993. The release was developed and published by Absolute Entertainment.

Summary

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References

Characters

Jean-Luc Picard • William Riker • Data • Geordi La Forge • Miles O'Brien • Worf

Referenced only

Sela • Lore

Starships and vehicles

USS Enterprise (Galaxy-class explorer) • USS Monitor (Nebula-class explorer) • D'Kora-class marauder • D'Deridex-class warbird • Talarian ship

Locations

Planets and moons

Amanugi • Angosia III • Altair VI • Bajor • Crystalia • Earth • Iconia • Kataan • Krios • Lysia • Melona IV • Penthara IV • Rigel III • Risa • Tarsus IV • Vulcan

Stars and systems

40 Eridani • Altair VI • Amanugi system • Angosia • Bajor-B'hava'el • Crystalia system • Epsilon Ceti • Iconian system • Kataan system • Krios system • Lysian system • Melona • Penthara • Rigel • Sol • Tarsus

Sectors

Amanugi sector • Angosia sector • Altair sector • Bajor sector • Crystalia sector • Earth sector • Iconia sector • Kataan sector • Krios sector • Lysia sector • Melona sector • Penthara sector • Rigel sector • Risa sector • Tarsus sector • Vulcan sector

Races and cultures

android • Bajoran • Ferengi • Human • Klingon • Romulan • Talarian

Technology and weapons

android • impulse engine • phaser • photon torpedo • starship • transporter • warp drive

Ranks and titles

ambassador • cadet • captain • chief • chief engineer • commander • commanding officer • engineer • ensign • first officer • lieutenant • lieutenant commander • operations manager • second officer • security chief • tactical officer • transporter chief

Other references

colony • humanoid • lifeform • orbit • planet • sector • space • star • stardate • starbase • star system • technology • war • weapon

Appendices

Background

The game takes a random course when played, so it does not necessarily follow that the game summarizes real events in the Star Trek universe as catalogued by Memory Beta. One contradiction is the game clock being set to begin on stardate 40000, which would correspond in commonly accepted stardate interpretation to the year 2363, before the actual beginning of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Passwords for saved game progress were four-letter names of TNG characters and order references.