Nintendo Game Boy
Star Trek: The Next Generation
"THE U.S.S Enterprise is yours to command!" Captain Jean-Luc Picard welcomes you, a top-rated cadet at Starfleet Academy, to the most intense training session you'll ever experience: the Advanced Holodeck Tutorial! The Holodeck's computer simulations put you at the helm of the Galaxy Class Starship Enterprise - all of its power and crew await your orders. You'll embark on a series of missions assigned by your instructor, Captain Picard, but only you can make the life-or-death decisions required of a Starfleet officer. The more successful you are at completing your missions, the higher your Academy ranking and the more complex the missions become. So test your split-second decision-making skills and push your Starfleet training to the limit: the possibilities are as limitless as the universe itself!
- Release date
- June 1, 1993
- Developer
- Absolute Entertainment
- Publisher
- Absolute Entertainment
- Players
- 1
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Star Trek: The Next Generation
"THE U.S.S Enterprise is yours to command!"
Captain Jean-Luc Picard welcomes you, a top-rated cadet at Starfleet Academy, to the most intense training session you'll ever experience: the Advanced Holodeck Tutorial!
The Holodeck's computer simulations put you at the helm of the Galaxy Class Starship Enterprise - all of its power and crew await your orders. You'll embark on a series of missions assigned by your instructor, Captain Picard, but only you can make the life-or-death decisions required of a Starfleet officer.
The more successful you are at completing your missions, the higher your Academy ranking and the more complex the missions become. So test your split-second decision-making skills and push your Starfleet training to the limit: the possibilities are as limitless as the universe itself!
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