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Star Trek DAC Game Trailer – With Footage From Star Trek Movie May 7, 2009

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The new Star Trek movie is not getting a traditional adaptation video game, however Paramount has put together a fun $10 downloadable arcade space-shooter ‘inspired by Star Trek’ called Star Trek D-A-C. They have just released the game trailer which you can see below. The trailer includes some cool ship-on-ship action footage from the Star Trek movie.

 

Star Trek DAC Trailer


[also at YouTube]

Star Trek DAC will be available as a download for $10 at XBOX Live Arcade on May 13th (worldwide, except Japan and Korea). More info at xbox.com

It will be available for PS3 later in the summer. It may also be coming out on PC, but no date estimate yet for that.

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1. S. John Ross - May 7, 2009

It’s like Asteroids, but all the asteroids are MEAN.

2. Dash Riprock - May 7, 2009

It is like the old arcade game the released for ST around the time of TMP, I remember it being very simple, but fun as hell.

3. Ian - May 7, 2009

Cool!

4. Duncan MacLeod - May 7, 2009

gosh darn it, what does DAC stand for?

5. Mark T. - May 7, 2009

#4:
Don’t Argue Canon

6. Topaz172 - May 7, 2009

the cut scenes.. is it me or do the phaser shots look like they eminate from random locations?

the game… looks aweful is that really rocket flames out the back of the nacelles? Like so many trek games Paramount should be ashamed to be associated with it

7. Rick Berman is a GOD - May 7, 2009

KEWL.

8. Daniel Broadway - May 7, 2009

ILM rocks

9. jmralls2001 - May 7, 2009

The trailer itself looks good but the video quality is really crappy. So is the sound. I hope that’s not rocket flames coming out of the back of the nacelles.

10. Praetor Tal - May 7, 2009

PORT TO LINUX plz
Kthxbai
:-D

11. I'm dead Jim - May 7, 2009

Well, I’ll admit that shooting, destroying and killing can be a lot of fun in a video game but I also wrestle with that from a moral standpoint and don’t think it is in the spirit of Trek. But a Trek game about exploration and ethics wouldn’t sell much so… LOCK AND LOAD!

12. Roll on 7th of May ! - May 7, 2009

Have seen the new movie this morning 11am (UK time).

Two words: F*@#ING AMAZING !!!!

Will be seeing it again over the weekend.

(”,)

13. Chris Rod - May 7, 2009

THis looks amazing.. and im not into video games all that much!

but .. this is CLEAN!

14. The Man from Saskatoon - May 7, 2009

@4

Deathmatch
Assault
Conquest

DAC

15. Lord Garth, Formerly of Izar - May 7, 2009

Pure Military Combat!!! I love it!!! Stun is for pansies!!!!!

16. jeffery wright - May 7, 2009

dammit why are there rocket jets shooting out of the nacelles again?

can anyone explain that?

star wars has really dumbed star trek down… the least common denominator is now catered too.

now trek is no better than anything else.

17. Rekkert - May 7, 2009

#4 Hahahaha. Too sad the game wont be avalible on PC.

BTW I’ve just watched the new movie with some non-trekkies friends… WOW, I like it, and they like it too!

18. captblsisko - May 7, 2009

At about 27 seconds in, is that the Defiant (DS9’s) or… what is that?

19. Sailor83 - May 7, 2009

It looks like the worst game I’ve ever seen. Complete rubbish! Sorry, but there it is.

20. Rekkert - May 7, 2009

Sorry, I mean #5. XD

21. JP Saylor - May 7, 2009

ROFL

# 1 put it best I think

I really don’t think that, in these economic times, I’d buy a $10 game that was like this. I could play Asteroids and just *imagine* the other space debris are in fact Romulans.

22. CaptProton - May 7, 2009

First Wing Commander, than Battlestar Galactica and now Star Trek… :(

23. Dr. Image - May 7, 2009

Exhaust from the nacelles.
The idots.
No thanks.

24. Bl00 - May 7, 2009

has anyone else seen http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNl1fWd_pjc&feature=channel_page ? (possible spoilers!)

I lol’d. pine+quinto=win

25. John from Cincinnati - May 7, 2009

With the exception of Star Trek:Judgment Rites by Interplay, all Star Trek games have been crap. Hopefully, there will be a new era of great games.

26. Viking - May 7, 2009

LMAO@ post #5……. :-)

27. FrylockRocks - May 7, 2009

it might not be “rocket exhaust” it could be a visual manifestation of the impulse engines expending plasma, as we know they do, from The Undiscovered Country. BTW i know that the nacelles arent the impulse engines.

28. WinnipegFan - May 7, 2009

Divide & Conquer?

29. Electron - May 7, 2009

@23. That’s “idiots” you idiot

30. Geoffers - May 7, 2009

Oh great… now something else the “fans” can slate… and maybe the effect from the nacels is to give a good impression of movement.. Oh FFS quit looking for things to moan over.

31. Loskene - May 7, 2009

Looks good, won’t buy, will torrent.

Also, just back from seeing Star Trek in the cinema. My god that was amazing, if the cinema wasn’t closed now I’d be seeing it again

32. Trekmatt - May 7, 2009

Hey all, I just got back from a screening in the UK and i have to say, the film was amazing! Just as Trek should be – back at the top of sci-fi!

33. Geoffers - May 7, 2009

#32.. Great to hear mate, I am off to see it at 14:20 at the VUE in Staines, can’t bloody wait!.. then off to see it again at the London IMAX on Sunday.

34. Only 17, And Already A Pleasure Girl? - May 7, 2009

DAC-Dogshit And Crap

35. Bren - May 7, 2009

I pointed this out to you guys 2 days ago! Sheesh!

Just kidding, I know how hard you work. Well done!

36. Jesse - May 7, 2009

The rocket exhaust is a notable error. It’s a mistake that (fortunately) has never been made before.
Also, if the somebody (the director, I assume) thought that pulse phasers look “cooler” or “more powerful,” that might be something to rethink about. Weapons that fire continuously are more useful. That’s why machine guns were invented.

37. sean - May 7, 2009

this movie looks like it is going to be great!!!

Net Essentials Llc.
http://www.netessentialsllc.com

38. hairy trekker - May 7, 2009

Saw the film at 1 minute past midnight in Sheffield. Even at that time, the cinema was busy – busier than similar showings of crystal skull and phantom menace.

It’s a romp. I had some fears about the film but none of them were realised. I came out of the cinema grinning like loon as did many others.

It’s such a busy film, I will need to see it again to take it all in.

39. Geoffers - May 7, 2009

#34… Yep Dogshit and Crap certainly sums your post up… Oh and #36 also… get a life….

40. ResidentnEvil - May 7, 2009

This just looks like a fun little shooter with Star Trek trimmings.

If you wanted a longer, in-depth game about exploration and personal interactions, it was never going to happen.

A) The developers didn’t have time.
B) It would have sucked, as most big budget movie-game tie-ins do.

There’ll probably be a bigger budget “Trek” game by the time the sequel comes out. And it’ll probably suck.

41. Geoffers - May 7, 2009

#40 At last… a sensible take on this product.. it aint meant to be big budget, just a cheap and quick “kick around” game.. a bit of a fun distraction… well summed up.. and at last… sense!

42. Lou - May 7, 2009

they should have done it side-scrolling Gradius-style.

43. steve - May 7, 2009

Just come back from cinema
In a word………….wow

Worth the wait, seeing it again, can’t wait for the next one and my wife loved it too!

don’t believe all the hype… it’s much better

Star trek is going to live long and prosper

44. Trekmatt - May 7, 2009

#43 I agree with you, it’s deff a wow film, i’m still buzzing from seeing it 2 hours ago. The showing i saw was also very busy, a lot more people in there than i’ve noticed for previous trek films, so that shows you how much attention this one is getting. From what i could gather there were also a lot of ‘newbies’ watching it, who (including trek/sci fi fans) left the cinema saying how great it was, so thats really positive.

45. Janeways Knickers - May 7, 2009

Have just seen the movie.

Really good.

I’m glad i knew as much as i did about the back story, from watching the series, movies and reading the books/comics.

That made Kirk better, Spock way better (I loved Quinto and his Spock), Uhura, Chekov and Sulu I loved. Nero was cool. Really cool, and Bana REALLY good. But why? I have to agree with what I’ve read in reviews, his motivation isn’t fleshed out nearly enough. His venom is a little diluted by that.

As a whole, It was more familiar to me than I expected it to be. Which I think is good. Undoubtedly Star Trek.

I need a few hours to digest, and cannot wait for Saturday and IMAX.
I thought BSG ended well first-time. After the third time I thought it fantastic. I could put on the Wrath of Khan now and surprise myself by seeing/hearing something new.

All i need now is a special-features-laden DVD by my birthday in november … anyone agree?

46. Thasc - May 7, 2009

To anyone complaining about ‘rocket flames’ from the nacelles: please go see the film, and get blown away. Trust me, you will not care about rocket flames afterwards. :P

47. The Happy Klingon - May 7, 2009

Its NOT rocket exhaust . The rear end of teh nacelles ‘glow’ in this incarnation and when the ship moves that light stays there for a sec…kinda like waving a sparkler in the air and the light stays there fro a sec even after the sparkler has moved.

48. Trekmatt - May 7, 2009

#47 I agree with you, its just an effect that they’ve used and i think it works pretty well on screen, nothing to complain about if you ask me :)

49. Carlos Teran - May 7, 2009

I’ll get it… who knows, it might be fun. :)

50. Crazy Guy - May 8, 2009

Okay, about the “rocket exhaust” . . . IT ISN’T ROCKET EXHAUST!! I don’t know what the heck it is supposed to be, but it’s definitely not that! If anyone has played STAR TREK: TACTICAL ASSAULT for the PSP or Nintendo DS, you’ll notice that all the ships there have something similar.

I’m feeling inclined to take #27’s theory.

In any case, I hope this game comes out for PC, hope it’s Windows XP – compatable. If not, I’ll upgrade.

Can’t wait to see the movie.

51. BaltarStar Galactica - May 8, 2009

D.A.C. = Download Arcade Game

52. Bellisner - May 8, 2009

I’m going to bet a big wad of cash that D-A-C stands for “Divide and Conquer”

53. The Man from Saskatoon - May 8, 2009

I said it up at #14, but maybe it bears repeating :)

The D*A*C comes from the three different game modes – Deathmatch, Assault, and Conquest.

Go watch the videos posted in previous sections, and you can hear the game developers talking about the three different variations on the game, as well as previous statements that say something to the effect of “If you play the game, you’ll realize what D*A*C stands for.”

54. Spockish - May 8, 2009

The game has many aspects of complexity, but this is comminh from some one whom started with an Atari 2600 back in 1977 and moved to a Atari 800 computer in 1980 to play Star Radiers. Graphics at that time was just moving into the late 50’s quality video.

Besides great video quality, things that should be intuitively known like shield radius dimensions and activity would be known by any qualified cadet. So display seems almost like video noise and not really needed, The only counter to this statement is the game is made for those that can make something complicated down to those that are lucky to tie their shoes.

So do video games now need to be given a complexity of visualize scale to be adjusted to remove video polution.

55. LiarLiar - May 8, 2009

DAC = Destruction Anarchy Chaos

56. Electron - May 8, 2009

DAC = Dumb And Cheap

57. trekkerguy - May 9, 2009

I’m glad the majority of Star Trek fans or people who will buy this aren’t as anal and ridiculous as some on this board. “Are those rocket flames? OMGZORZ NOOOO MY CHILDHOOD!” Sheesh. It’s a frakking game people.

58. Scott - May 10, 2009

Game looks a bit crap to me. But seeing as it’s only xbox I don’t suppose it matters. Good luck getting your money out of the PC gaming crowd boys.


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