Star Trek Deep Space Nine Crossroads of Time
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(Super Nintendo - US, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Novotrade
Published_By:
Virgin Interactive
Released On:
01 Jan 1996
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The story of Star Trek Deep Space Nine Crossroads of Time follows Captain Jean-Luc Picard as he travels back in time to 19th century Earth, where an ancient evil threatens to destroy the world. With the help of his crew, Picard must navigate this unfamiliar era and prevent a catastrophic future from unfolding.
The gameplay is fast-paced and action-packed, with players controlling Captain Picard as he battles through hordes of enemies and solves puzzles to progress through the story. The game features a unique time-travel mechanic, allowing players to switch between different eras and use historical figures to their advantage in combat.
UPC-A:
5028587050138 (Europe)
Media #:
SNSP-A9DP-EUR (Europe)
Part #:
SNSP P A9DP [SNSP-A9DP-EUR] (Europe)
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Based on the classic sci-fi franchise, this action-adventure game follows Commander Benjamin Sisko and his crew as they face a deadly threat from a rogue Cardassian warship. Players must navigate dangerous environments, including the abandoned temples of Bajor, the treacherous ruins of the USS Saratoga, and the hostile corridors of a Cardassian vessel. To save Deep Space Nine from destruction, the player must solve environmental puzzles, utilize stealth, and engage in heroic action before time runs out.
Story
Station Log Playback
Deep Space Nine, Station Log, Stardate 46870.7. Commander Benjamin Sisko reporting:
Recent weeks have been unusually uneventful. This is surprising in light of the political chaos and dissension on nearby Bajor. Splinter groups are seeking to overthrow the provisional government on that world. What this means for the station and Starfleet's presence here remains to be seen.
The only event worth noting today is that a Cardassian warship has requested permission to dock for shore leave purposes. Although I am uneasy with having so many Cardassians aboard, I have no justifiable reason to deny them access to the station's facilities.
Bajor Temple
Little danger appears here, as the place seems abandoned. Only Bajoran Bats and Bajoran Cave Rats scurry about. There are doors, but what is the key to opening them?
Catacombs
Under the temple are caves and catacombs, whose inhabitants don't like visitors. It's a dangerous place, with floors slippery from dripping water, sudden drops, and dangerous circulating fans that can pull Sisko in for a nasty blow or hit him with air blasts so strong he cannot pass. There must be controls for these fans somewhere.
Saratoga
Sisko has been here before, but that doesn't make his mission any easier. This wrecked starship is full of danger, and hardly anything works. Sisko has his hands full.
To get his goal he'll have to think fast and use virtually everything at his disposal, and simultaneously not forget his duty to his shipmates.
Cardassian Ship
Gul Gurgey is not happy and plans to deal harshly with Deep Space Nine. Saving the station will require first stealth, then heroics. Odo and Sisko must race against the clock to save Deep Space Nine from certain destruction.
How to Play
System Setup
Make sure that your Super Nintendo Entertainment System is set up correctly. Be sure that the Controller is properly plugged in.
Make sure that the power switch is turned OFF. Place the Star Trek®: Deep Space Nine™ Game Pak into the game pak slot and press it down firmly.
Turn the power switch to ON. You should see the Super NES title screen, followed by legal stuff and then the Star Trek®: Deep Space Nine™ title screen.
Emergency Procedures
If red "cartridge containment failure" lights flash and emergency klaxon sounds, there exists a potential antimatter hazard. In this event immediately initiate "cartridge system core dump" as detailed in TM: 379866-04. Refer recovery procedure to qualified engineering personnel only.
Projection Television Warning
Still pictures or images may cause permanent picture-tube damage or mark the phosphor of the CRT. Avoid repeated or extended use of video games on large-screen projection televisions.
Controls
L Button
Toggle through inventory / brings up the inventory screen / move the inventory accordingly
R Button
Toggle through inventory / brings up the inventory screen / move the inventory accordingly
A Button
Activates pylon turbolift platform controls, slows Sisko to a walk
B Button
Jump, grab ledges and pull character up (when controlling most characters); causes Odo to jump while in the form of a Bajoran Cave Rat; fires the mini-torpedoes (when piloting a Runabout)
X Button
Advances dialog sequences / advances the text
Y Button
Activates current inventory item (e.g. fires phaser, uses tricorder, etc.) / makes your character start punching if hand icon is selected; causes Odo to morph from humanoid form into the form of a Bajoran Cave Rat
Control Pad
Controls character movement, direction of weapon fire, and the direction of the pylon turbolift platforms (when controlling most characters); controls the Runabout's position on the screen (when piloting a Runabout)
Control Pad (UP)
Causes character to stand when kneeling; causes character to climb when hanging from a ledge or standing in front of a ladder; causes character to step in when standing in front of a turbolift stop or unlocked door; makes character use device when standing in front of a companel, disposal tube or other device; causes Odo to morph into liquid form and "pour" through a vent when in Cave Rat form and in front of a vent
Control Pad (LEFT and RIGHT)
Makes Odo move in that direction
Control Pad (DOWN)
Has no effect when controlling Odo
Start
Pauses the game / temporarily suspends (pauses) the game
Tips & Maps
Promenade
As the heart and hub of Deep Space Nine, the Promenade is the best place to find information. Talk to everyone, and don't be shy about going back to someone you've already talked to once you've gotten new information.
Saboteurs
The superstructure of this docking pylon is immense, and Sisko must thoroughly search it to find the explosives planted by Bajoran terrorists. Phasers and tricorders are your best friends here for stunning terrorists and finding explosives, respectively.
Gamma Quadrant
Watch those shields! They are the only things keeping Major Kira and her ship from being reduced to minor atomic particles.
Bajor Pool
A deceptively serene scene with a calm looking pool that hides sudden drops with undertows. Avoiding them means staying out of the water as much as possible, but nasty venom-spitting plants make using the overhead latticework a dangerous path.
Mission Briefing
A list of Starfleet Tactical Strategies, including tips on restoring health with food, searching passages for items, speaking to crew members, finding key cards, using Bilitrium Grenades, and stunning the Borg.
Enemies & Characters
Commander Benjamin Sisko
Reassigned to oversee the reconstruction of Deep Space Nine, Sisko seeks to maintain an unstable peace at the edge of Starfleet territory. He prefers to avoid violence but will do whatever it takes to assure peace in the quadrant.
Major Kira Nerys
A former member of the Bajoran underground, Kira serves as Sisko's First Officer on DS9. She has proven herself to be a dependable Federation Officer with a skill for keeping cool in Red Alert situations.
Lieutenant Jadzia Dax
Deep Space Nine's Science Officer is a Trill, a symbiotic union of two species. She possesses the knowledge of an ancient symbiont coupled with a youthful host body, making her an invaluable crew member.
Dr. Julian Bashir
Declining positions on several Federation Starships, Dr. Bashir serves as DS9's medical officer. His encyclopedic knowledge of alien life forms and superior medical training make him perfectly suited for the station.
Odo
Odo is a shape-changer who provides security on DS9. He can meld his body from a liquid form to a humanoid or inanimate object, though he must return to his liquid form to recharge every sixteen hours.
Chief Miles O'Brien
An expert in transporter protocol who previously served on the USS Enterprise, O'Brien's superior engineering abilities were tapped for DS9. He has accomplished many miraculous repairs on the jury-rigged station.
Quark
A Ferengi who owns and operates a casino and bar on the Promenade, Quark is regarded as charming but mischievous. While his dealings sometimes fall on the shady side of the law, his influence among alien visitors is valuable to Starfleet.
Morn
A friend of Quark and a suspected mercenary, this mysterious alien is often seen gambling in the Promenade casino. His loyalties are questionable, especially after being spotted exchanging laser weapons with Quark.
Commander Gul Gurgey
A cold and aloof Cardassian starship commander, Gurgey is regarded with suspicion by the Federation and hatred by the Bajorans. He is one of the craftiest Cardassians in the galaxy, waiting for the opportune moment to strike.
Items & Weapons
Type I Phaser
The Type I phaser is used for covert operations.
Type II Phaser
Standard phaser issued for defensive purposes. This new model has up to 16 different power levels.
Tricorder
Portable data and scanning device for collecting, monitoring, and analyzing data. All tricorders aboard DS9 have been altered to access the station's Cardassian central computer network.
Runabout
Federation starships used for relatively short range interstellar travel.
Photon Torpedoes
Tactical weapons used by Federation starships. These torpedoes are self propelled missiles.
Food Replicator
Used throughout Starfleet for basic food replication. Specialty foods not found in its extensive database can be programmed in.
Companel
Used to link directly to the main computer.
Bilitrium Grenades
Simple grenades using Bitrium technology, wired for one large release of energy.
Hypospray
Discharges ampoules of medication for absorption through the skin without actual penetration of epidermal layers.
Engineering Welding Laser
Used for performing general repairs on Starships and on DS9.
Communications Badge
Standard-issue to all Starfleet personnel for communication over almost any distance. Used also as a tracking device for locating crew members.
Emergency Ejection Tubes
Used for discharging waste or hazardous material quickly from the lower pylon cargo bays.
P.A.D.D.
Personal Access Display Device used as a remote interface for Deep Space Nine's central computer system.
Transporters
Used to move people and objects through space by disassembling and reassembling their molecular structure.
Code Breaker
Used to decipher complex data to disable computer systems.
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