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[Frodo]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Guest @ Aug 31 2006, 11:59 PM) [snapback]252186[/snapback]</div>

Yes, when i try to open it says " There was an error opening this document, The veiwer can not decrypt this document."

I would like the whole manual but just the buttons im supposed to press would be good, and maybe some of the basics. I have a training battle.....lose, then float around for a bit.
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Do you have the latest version - 7.0? Maybe you need to upgrade your Acrobat Reader?

[The Fifth Horseman]

Yup, looks like an outdated version or a corrupt file.

For starters, try redownloading the manual from here, then try those at www.replacementdocs.com and www.the-underdogs.info .

If you cannot open either of these, update your Acrobat Reader (or Adobe Reader, whatever the hack it's called now) to the latest version.

Did you guys ever get Judgement Rites on this site?

I never did get a chance to play it back when it first came out.

I have the Original StarTrek 25th Anniv. game in Dos floppies.

Was/is a great game. I often look back at these old games and wonder how, with all the new graphics and technology we have today, why no one can design a game as good as these old VGA originals?

[The Fifth Horseman]

Judgment Rites is listed on the Oldwarez List as Abandoned. This means we can put it up on the site, if a suitably small version (or CD-RIP) is found.

[TheChosen]

Hmm.... Judgement Rites is only 30mb and it doesnt require CD.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Talkie or non-talkie version?

[TheChosen]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(the_fifth_horseman @ Sep 21 2006, 02:54 PM) [snapback]256478[/snapback]</div>

Talkie or non-talkie version?
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Non-talkie.

If im correct, there are no voice actors in this game, so it doesnt have a talkie version.

[The Fifth Horseman]

Sounds like a suitable additon.

This is an excellent game. It deserves at least a 4 out of 5. It's the kind of game that is still entertaining. Back then it was amazing having an adventure game and space combat simulator in one. And the variations of different actions you can take adds a good amount of replayability since sometimes there isn't a wrong way to do things, but there is always the BEST way. And while I'm not a die-hard trekkie, I can tell it does a good job at capturing the essence of the show, and I wish they made more than two games. I think adventure games are the strong suit of the Star Trek universe and it's a mistake creating action oriented games when the series was really about exploration. And this game successfully blended combat and exploration into a great game.

[Krustacean]

I haven't played much of this but what I have was quite good. Not really a Star Trek fan but I have a knack for the Future's Past console game.