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Star Trek: Starfleet Command

19992010 Earl Green

The Game: As the captain of one of Starfleet’s ships of the line, your assignments range from routine patrol duty to full-on combat with Klingons, Romulans, Hydrans, Lyrans or Gorn. You may eventually even attain […]

...on computers, 1999, 4 quarters (4 stars), Action Strategy, Available In Our Store, Home Computer System, IBM PC, Interplay, Joystick, Keyboard, Real Time Strategy, Sbased on Star Trek

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

19992010 Earl Green

The Game: You mean you’re the one person in the country who doesn’t know all the rules and the lifelines? Well, ooooooookay. The computer (sitting in for Regis Philbin) asks you a series of questions […]

...on computers, 1999, 3 quarters (3 stars), Home Computer System, Keyboard, Online Game, Quiz / Trivia, W

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  • 501: A New Look For The Odyssey2?

    Clothes maketh the game: The black background. The vanishing point logo with its very, very seventies font. The Helvetica lettering. Could anything ever replace the classic look of vintage Odyssey2 packaging? Should anyone even try to come up with a new look? Hear from someone who tried, but apparently didn’t stick the landing. (10:25) Right-click…

    http://www.thelogbook.com/selectgame/audio/select_game_501_new_look.mp3

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  • October 2nd

    In today’s Escape Pod, battling among the planets, stepping into the Twilight Zone, and John Logie Baird’s magical box of wonders. (6:41) If you like theLogBook.com’s Escape Pod, you can support it at Patreon or Ko-Fi, or use these links where your purchases will help support theLogBook.com: Amazon US | Amazon UK | CBS All…

    http://www.thelogbook.com/podcast/escape/pod/escapepod1002.mp3

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Don't Give This Tape To Earl

  • 403: Showrunner! The Home Game

    Cut and Print: In yet another testament to the very strange way in which your host’s brain works, enjoy this introduction to Showrunner!: The Home Game – also known as outlining a nonexistent season of TV without actually writing out the episodes, or window shopping at the idea store. Also: what I’ve been reading, some…

    http://www.thelogbook.com/podcast/thistape/this_tape_403_showrunner.mp3

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All game names, terminology, logos, screen shots, box art, and all related characters and placenames are the property of the games' respective intellectual property holders. The articles herein are not intended to infringe upon their copyright in any way. The author(s) make no attempt - in using the names described herein - to supercede the copyrights of the copyright holders, nor are these articles officially sanctioned, licensed, or endorsed by the games' creators or publishers.

Retrogram

  • Retrogram #6960: 2020 Gunn Salute

    1969!?: An oft-unsung luminary of taking sci-fi seriously left us just before the end of 2020 – so Retrogram is turning back the clock further than usual to delve into the origins of one of his very few screen credits. The Immortal lives…again. (23:04) Right-click here and “save as” to download this podcast. Show notes…

    http://www.thelogbook.com/podcast/retrogram/retrogram_6960.mp3

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