Wil Wheaton joining Cirroc Lofton on The 7th Rule podcast is a reminder Wesley Crusher and Jake Sisko still need to meet in ...

so it makes sense that not all Star Trek games would be solely focused on exploration and space diplomacy. But fifteen years ago, one massively online game tried to do the impossible: Create an ...

Section 31 lacks the philosophical depth of Star Trek, opting for snarky jokes and flashy action scenes. Nanokins offer thematic potential in the Star Trek universe, exploring communication ...

With mobile crossplay, you can even keep the game going when you’re out and about, after starting on PC. Another Star Trek game! In movies and online, Star Trek has come a long way in a ...

The first problem I had with Star Trek Armada 1 was that it crashed when I tried to run it on Windows 10. Then once I got it to run I could not get it to run in high resolution. The game was stuck at ...

Before that, though, we still have the Pro Bowl Games to be played. Since Super Bowl players voted into the NFL's annual all-star event are not eligible to actually suit up for the Games ...

First-timers Cade Cunningham, Evan Mobley and Alperen Sengun also among 14 selected to the midseason showcase. Official release Ernie, Charles, Kenny & Shaq discuss who did – and did not ...

Many of these allegations may stem from a key issue – Star Trek: Section 31 was originally intended to be ... reading books and playing video games, but also playing text RPGs, which she has been into ...

Here’s a good news for the fans of Star Trek. Bing has added the famous Klingon ... The Bing Translator on Windows Phone has added Klingon as a supported language for camera phone output and ...

Camaraderie has always been a big element in “Star Trek,” but it’s notably absent from this competently played yet tiresome team. Even when Georgiou decides to join ’em rather than beat ...

It’s natural, I suppose, that leaping out of windows would be on Yeoh’s mind ... of martial arts finesse that once made her a genre star. But it’s not quite as full-on as it once was.

On closer inspection, however, it is precisely Star Trek's twist on the no-win scenario that has stuck like a catch-22. That is in large part the genius of that film. Anyone can 'face their own ...