Star Trek 25th anniversary cracked

Drake1009 · 28 December 2001, 15:44

I downloaded Star trek 25th anniversary from the remains of Ninja's archives a while ago after someone pointed out that some of the links still work. After a brief battle you're confronted with the copy protection of the game.

From the other Star trek game I bought for the PC I know the copy protection is a star map where some stars are named at the side of the map. In the game you get a briefing to go to "****" planet and do something. To travel there you must bring up the navigation and just point at the right planet. Unfortunately without the map you will probably select a completely wrong planet and end up in the middle of a fight with some very nasty enemies whom I completely fail to get along with.

So I would like to know. Does anyone know where to find a cracked version of this game? Or at least a starmap?

29 December 2001, 06:53

I got my copy of the starmap from the LSD disk collection, disk No.47. I think ?

Drake1009 · 29 December 2001, 09:59

Thanks Mark. I'll go look for that.

7-Zark-7 · 18 January 2002, 14:18

Sorry to reopen Drake's old thread but thought his original question deserved an airing again. Does anyone know of any ADF sites which have a cracked version of this AGA game??

RetroMan · 18 January 2002, 14:29

IIRC someone send me copy of the manual, I have a look this evening and upload it if I have it anywhere

//update : No need to search for me

allready available here : http://www.amigamos.com/manuals/strekaga.htm

Twistin'Ghost · 18 January 2002, 17:04

Quote:

Originally posted by 7-Zark-7
Sorry to reopen Drake's old thread but thought his original question deserved an airing again. Does anyone know of any ADF sites which have a cracked version of this AGA game??

7Z7, I have my old DMS files of this game that I've not yet converted to ADF yet. I have never owned the original, so I must have snaked this game from some elite BBS back in the day. Which means it's probably cracked, natch. Plus I have a version that was sent to me by Rockie back in the AEN daze, which I've not checked yet. I will give these a peek after I am done with new messages and if there's an indication that these are cracked, I'll up them.

Drake1009 · 18 January 2002, 17:16

I think my version was "cracked" but the starmap lookup still remained since it seemed to be part of the game.

Twistin'Ghost · 18 January 2002, 17:22

Well, I just converted my DMS files and they matched up with the TOSEC version. So if that's the same one that is not cracked (?), then there may not be a cracked version. Who the heck knows, not me. Not into Star Trek, so I don't know this game.

7-Zark-7 · 19 January 2002, 15:41

Thanks 4 checking your copy of Star Trek out Twistin', (Not to mention the link from Retroman). Unless I kill the sound, I don't know if my Celeron 900 will be quick enough for this one on WinUAE, but I'm curious to try a couple of AGA games & compare the speed at least.

whiteb · 11 June 2003, 22:03

I have the original of that game, that means I have the documentation somewhere too.

Dizzy · 11 June 2003, 22:19

Here you find a jpg of the map

28 December 2001, 15:44	#1
Drake1009 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Denmark Posts: 2,284	Star Trek 25th anniversary cracked I downloaded Star trek 25th anniversary from the remains of Ninja's archives a while ago after someone pointed out that some of the links still work. After a brief battle you're confronted with the copy protection of the game. From the other Star trek game I bought for the PC I know the copy protection is a star map where some stars are named at the side of the map. In the game you get a briefing to go to "****" planet and do something. To travel there you must bring up the navigation and just point at the right planet. Unfortunately without the map you will probably select a completely wrong planet and end up in the middle of a fight with some very nasty enemies whom I completely fail to get along with. So I would like to know. Does anyone know where to find a cracked version of this game? Or at least a starmap?

18 January 2002, 14:29	#5
RetroMan Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Germany Age: 51 Posts: 3,704	IIRC someone send me copy of the manual, I have a look this evening and upload it if I have it anywhere //update : No need to search for me allready available here : http://www.amigamos.com/manuals/strekaga.htm Last edited by RetroMan; 18 January 2002 at 15:28.

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29 December 2001, 06:53	#2
Mark Posts: n/a	I got my copy of the starmap from the LSD disk collection, disk No.47. I think ?

29 December 2001, 09:59	#3
Drake1009 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Denmark Posts: 2,284	Thanks Mark. I'll go look for that.

18 January 2002, 14:18	#4
7-Zark-7 Zone Friend Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Brisbane/Australia Posts: 1,270	Sorry to reopen Drake's old thread but thought his original question deserved an airing again. Does anyone know of any ADF sites which have a cracked version of this AGA game??

18 January 2002, 17:16	#7
Drake1009 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Denmark Posts: 2,284	I think my version was "cracked" but the starmap lookup still remained since it seemed to be part of the game.

18 January 2002, 17:22	#8
Twistin'Ghost Give up the ghost Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: U$A Age: 33 Posts: 4,662	Well, I just converted my DMS files and they matched up with the TOSEC version. So if that's the same one that is not cracked (?), then there may not be a cracked version. Who the heck knows, not me. Not into Star Trek, so I don't know this game.

19 January 2002, 15:41	#9
7-Zark-7 Zone Friend Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Brisbane/Australia Posts: 1,270	Thanks 4 checking your copy of Star Trek out Twistin', (Not to mention the link from Retroman). Unless I kill the sound, I don't know if my Celeron 900 will be quick enough for this one on WinUAE, but I'm curious to try a couple of AGA games & compare the speed at least.

11 June 2003, 22:03	#10
whiteb Fanatically Amiga. Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Age: 54 Posts: 1,557	I have the original of that game, that means I have the documentation somewhere too.

11 June 2003, 22:19	#11
Dizzy Pirate Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Denmark Posts: 3,395	Here you find a jpg of the map

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