Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Starship Bridge Simulator was released by Interplay in 1994, and was the third Star Trek game released by Interplay and the first simulator game set at Starfleet Academy.
A similar game featuring most of the same characters, Starfleet Academy, was released on PC and Macintosh home computers in 1997.
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Missions[]
Operation Retrieve[]
Cat and Mouse[]
Nothing Ventured[]
New Ally[]
Into the Abyss[]
The Menith Test[]
Suspicions[]
Casualties of War[]
Mudd[]
Romulan Ploy[]
Prototype[]
Prototype 2[]
Zy, God, Zy?[]
Simulation Skirmishes[]
Revenge is a Dish That is Best Served Cold[]
End Game[]
War Patrol[]
Special Delievery[]
The Dogs of War[]
Preemptive Strike[]
Kobayashi Maru[]
Scenarios[]
Balance of Terror[]
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan[]
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country[]
References[]
Characters[]
- Robin Brady • Geoff Colond • Kennith Elliot • Kevin Elliot • Emtat • Amos Grant • Fred Haskem • Darryl Hawkins • Hungi • Jones • James T. Kirk • Vanda M'Giia • Mokjan • Reynolds • Alex Rotherot • Sturek, son of Stoon • Yolanda Urquan
- Referenced only
- Miranda • Hermann Oberth • Prospero • William Shakespeare • Stoon
Starships and vehicles[]
- USS Banting (Oberth-class research vessel/scout) • USS Excalibur (Miranda-class) • Hansen • Hecate • USS Kitty Hawk (Miranda-class) • King James (type-4 shuttlecraft) • Moray • Nicholas • Phoenix (heavy cruiser) • Volt (Class J cargo ship) • USS Constitution • Stella
- Referenced only
- USS Reliant (Miranda-class)
Starbases[]
- Starbase 5 • Starbase 7 • Starbase 9 • Starbase 10 • Starbase 11 • Starbase 12 • Starbase 14 • Starbase 16
Locations[]
- the galaxy • Jocwalth • Kapok • Lambda colony • Mu colony • Muudok • Saracles • Zeta colony • Zhraad
Stations and outposts[]
Planets and planetoids[]
- Alca • Atabis • Beta II • Castor • Clark Colony • Delphi • Diogenes • Holly II • Keplar IV • Klahmac • Menith II • Menith III • Newton II • Rigel VII • Sherman's Planet • Stonrak • Tri-Rho Nautica
Stars and systems[]
- Aridanes • Bygoth • Demeter protostar • Galway system • Garag • Hanab • Hanab protostar • Hansu • Holly • Koreb • Kumasi • Manitoba system • Menith • Miraz • Praetus • Rogg • Talgat
Stellar regions[]
- Ajman sector • Beta Sector • Ingama Nebula • Miraz passage • Vrung sector • Janus Sector • Zeta Sector • Lambda Sector • Mu Sector
Races and cultures[]
- Andorian • Baon • Gorn • Human • Klingon • Koth • Ly • Nval • Orion • Romulan • Tholian • Venturi • Vulcan
States and organizations[]
Technology and weapons[]
Energy and substances[]
Ranks and titles[]
Other references[]
- 20th century • 23rd century • colony • energy • galaxy • government • Hawking Conference • humanoid • lifeform • literature • matter • military • nation-state • planet • pool • rank • space • space station • star • star system • technology • The Tempest • title • universe • weapon
Differences[]
The console versions were nearly identical to each other. The 32X version had slightly better graphics, as well as a bonus Pool mini game in the Academy lounge, though had lower-quality music and sound effects due to the Genesis/32X's weaker audio chip. The Super NES version included cheat codes to unlock names from TOS, and using the name "James Kirk" will allow the player to defeat the final mission, the normally-unwinnable Kobayashi Maru test. The name "Worf" is a hidden "Easter egg".
Compared to the PC version, the Venturi were slightly different, and an alien race called the Ly were more powerful than the Romulans, Klingons, Gorn and Tholians combined.
Appendices[]
Connections[]
External link[]
- Starfleet Academy Starship Bridge Simulator article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.