Cant believe I never heard of this, they should release this as an audio book. So much cast voice work for something the majority of trek fans wont experience. Thanks for preserving this!
There are TOS and TNG games that are also packed full of great voice acting by all the original casts. I was surprised. They definitely need to make new games / episodes / audio books out of these.
@@marcozolo3536 Actually, I think it's rather flat. It's rather obvious that all the actors recorded their lines separately, not acting against each other. Many lines sound like read straight from the script, too, instead of being, well, acted.
No, no it wasn't. It was good but there were better point n clicks back then that pushed boundaries. The 25th anniversary of star trek was tbh more ahead of its time...1993, fully voiced by EVERY actor and could use some of the best synthesisers at the time, and barely any hoops need to be jumped through in order to play it. Harbinger is a nightmare to get working, music / sound no longer works properly without the codecs of the time....
wow.. the music.. the sounds.. the cast doing voice acting.. it feels like I'm back in the 90s staying up late on a school night to watch the latest episode of Deep Space 9 not knowing what exciting adventure was next. Those were the days! Looks like we've got one more adventure to go on after all. :) EDIT: Really enjoyed watching that, didn't think the Defiant would make an appearance so that was nice surprise! The late game stuff on the alien plant looked rough though. Trying to figure out all those buttons and teleporter mazes would have been a nightmare!
Ah, memories. My uncle bought me this game for my birthday in '96. It was tough, in the later parts especially, but great fun. And 44:27 - one of my favorite moments from the game, lol. *CRASH* Jani! I'm deducting that from your pay! xD
Thanks for uploading! So many great memories with this game! Always got so freaked out by the doors opening and closing and the red aliens as a kid lol.
Wow i used to play the heck out of this game when i was younger like 6 or 7 yo... I remember it used to freak me out walking down those empty, too quiet hallways.. still get the feeling watching this haha
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wow, looks like an excellent game except for the pipe maze part. that would have been the part i doubt i would have gotten through if i knew of this game. TY MrTennek, i enjoyed it.
I loved this game. Maybe Im strange but I loved all 3 DS9 games they made. Own them all. Dominion Wars gave me hell to get it to run and in fact Ive not got it to work but once when it was new. This game was probably the best of the 3 with all the cast voicing it. Nice to see it again. It also has the coolest box :) This is better than The Fallen and it came out 4 years later in 2000.
Just in case you haven't stumbled across it in the years since this comment, there are actually four DS9 games. The fourth is the oldest, for SNES and Genesis/Mega Drive, and its titled Crossroads of Time. What I've played of the game itself was fun, but challenging; the only knock I really have against it is that it has the single worst rendition of any star trek theme I've heard in a game. Also, I just learned about The Fallen earlier today and I can't get over the voice actor playing Sisko.
Chris Peplinski - They both couldn’t make it ‘cause Miles and Julian were both spending hours and hours in Quark’s holosuites having gay se.. I mean, “recreating ancient battles”... :::big wink:::... Worf was back at Mileses quarters banging Keko like they’ve been doing ever since they were on the Enterprise. 😑
Serious answer here: I wouldn't be surprised if they couldn't get the actors. DS9's video game history is troubled in that not all of the cast have appeared in them. There's even a DS9 game that didn't have Avery in it, even though Sisko is. Oh and in response to the other comment, this is meant to be set in Season 3. So, no Worf.
@@nothri 'The stardate given by Envoy Bannik, combined with Sisko's rank of captain with his goatee and unshaven head, firmly places the game between "The Adversary" and "The Way of the Warrior".' From Memory Alpha.
It's just still images of interiors with animations superimposed over them; none of it was really interactive. This game came out about the same time as the first Playstation, which had real 3D graphics.
When this came out I didn't even know what the Defiant was, probably only on series 2 of DS9. Thank goodness I got so stuck that by the time I came back to it, and beat it, I did know. Bit of a spoiler there otherwise...
How the hell did you know which buttons to press in the factory, I couldn't get past that point when I played in back then. Thanks for uploading this, I can finally see how this game ends! :)
Man good job took long enough but you did it ... Indeed u need to be a fan of the saga to like this game but man!!! Just imagine it witn better graphs it makes you think...
How much midnight oil did I burn on this on the family PC, desperately hoping that Mum wouldn’t wake up, race out, & demand that I turn the computer off ! I’m a shocked that I cannot remember if we bought it or not. Possibly rented. Video rental stores were beginning to stock quite a few games at that time. A decade after having shelves scantily stocked with beta-max cassette tapes.
Back in the day, I got a copy and tried to play this on my friend's brand new computer. The loading was so slow and the frame rate was so terrible that we didn't make it far before we just gave up. Turns out that the actual frame rate was not much better.
James the director of Avatar had the idea for the movie in the late 80s. The problem was that the technology needed to make such a movie wasn’t created yet In a interview he said he had a good 20 years to figure out everything that made the movie possible
Well, in the last few years. No, there hasn't been any new Stat Trek games. Which is odd really. Some game studio normally manages to sweet talk CBS into a game based on their new IP or something. Yet very little has come from it. Sure we got content drops in a few Star Trek Mobile games but who really plays those? And more content stories and ships in Star Trek Online. Which kind of does everything that Star Trek games had done 25+ years ago minus some okay-good RTS games. It could be CBS is very gun shy about licensing their Star Trek IP to any video game studio these days. After a long track record of some TERRIBLE cash grabs that flooded the market to drown out the truly better ones. Even cash grabs from rather respectable publishers doesn't help either (looking at Activision).
This game is the only appearance of the Tirrion race anywhere in Trek. All we learn about them throughout the game is that they’re a naturally diplomatic people, that they have given names but no surname, their alcohol tolerance is non-existent, and their local government is known as the Tirrion Assembly. Sadly, we never learn what they look like and know nothing about their homeworld. Admittedly, I’d like to see a remake of this game and to learn more about the Tirrions.
I don't remember this game at all. Doesn't really impress compared to games like Armada 1-2, DS9 The fallen or Bridge commander or even the academy games. However, 1995 I won't be too hard to judge.
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Cant believe I never heard of this, they should release this as an audio book. So much cast voice work for something the majority of trek fans wont experience. Thanks for preserving this!
Great point. Did you hear that Andrew Robinson is voice recording his book "A stitch in time"? it will be so great to hear Garak's voice again.
There are TOS and TNG games that are also packed full of great voice acting by all the original casts. I was surprised. They definitely need to make new games / episodes / audio books out of these.
The voice acting in this game is absolutely superb
its the real actors thats why lol
@@marcozolo3536 Actually, I think it's rather flat. It's rather obvious that all the actors recorded their lines separately, not acting against each other. Many lines sound like read straight from the script, too, instead of being, well, acted.
@@ELEKTROSKANSEN possibly
@@ELEKTROSKANSEN well we can all agree that the dialogue is better than what we get in Rings of Power, Twilight and Star Trek: Discovery combined!
I want DS9 on blue ray man 💟🌌☮️
The portrayal and lines of Quark in this game is perfect!
Armin Shimerman's lines are a high point on DS9: The Fallen, also.
My thanks to whoever uploaded this, I've never finished the game, I now thoroughly enjoyed watching it.
The fact that this game has nearly all the original cast is the real win for me!
The voice acting is actually good. There is a lot of personality.
It certainly helps to have the original actors and quality control of the people who work on the shows to direct
I thought it was great as well!
This is actually a really cool game. I played the crap out of it when I was a kid. Also played Star Trek Klingon and Star Trek Borg.
I so enjoyed playing this game. Was very intricate for it's time. Thank you for posting.
I can only imagine when she said "colder" in the context of Terok Nor, she meant in concept, not environment. The Cardassians are a heat-loving race.
Garak complains in the show that he is miserable on DS9 because (among other things) the temperature is never suited for him, as a Cardassian.
This was my first ever PC Game. Thanks for the upload! Memories.
"Terok Nor, a Cardassian knife at the throat of Bajor". I like that line, poetic.
25:00
This was crazy advanced for a '96 DOS game.
Reminds me of TNG A Final Unity.
Not really.
@@Reggie1408 yess it was! Star Trek TNG A Final Unity came out in 1995, the difference is striking!
@@CondemnedToBeMe You really gotta compare this to games that aren't Star Trek, lol. Myst and 7th Guest came out three years before this.
A trick: you can watch movies at Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies recently.
Love how this is set between Seasons 3 and 4 of DS9. Wonder if Avery Brooks recorded his lines for this game before or after he shaved his head.
This game was so far ahead of its time
No, no it wasn't. It was good but there were better point n clicks back then that pushed boundaries. The 25th anniversary of star trek was tbh more ahead of its time...1993, fully voiced by EVERY actor and could use some of the best synthesisers at the time, and barely any hoops need to be jumped through in order to play it. Harbinger is a nightmare to get working, music / sound no longer works properly without the codecs of the time....
Would love to see armin zimmerman doing quarks lines in studio with just the teeth in.
wow.. the music.. the sounds.. the cast doing voice acting.. it feels like I'm back in the 90s staying up late on a school night to watch the latest episode of Deep Space 9 not knowing what exciting adventure was next. Those were the days! Looks like we've got one more adventure to go on after all. :)
EDIT: Really enjoyed watching that, didn't think the Defiant would make an appearance so that was nice surprise! The late game stuff on the alien plant looked rough though. Trying to figure out all those buttons and teleporter mazes would have been a nightmare!
Love to see this re-masted
Ah, memories. My uncle bought me this game for my birthday in '96. It was tough, in the later parts especially, but great fun. And 44:27 - one of my favorite moments from the game, lol. *CRASH* Jani! I'm deducting that from your pay! xD
Just finished watching all of the footage, and this is amazing!!
Thank you so much for preserving this masterpiece :)
Thanks for uploading! So many great memories with this game! Always got so freaked out by the doors opening and closing and the red aliens as a kid lol.
Wow i used to play the heck out of this game when i was younger like 6 or 7 yo... I remember it used to freak me out walking down those empty, too quiet hallways.. still get the feeling watching this haha
Exact same. This game creeped me out as a 9/10 yr old.
Envoy phaser rating: 8 Phaser targeting skill rating: 0.2
DS9 was my favourite Star Trek series, bought the DvD collection
totally lame
All series with exception of Discovery are available on Netflix!
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thx for uploading this, been enjoying this at work!
Wow I forgot this game even existed, thanks for the memories!
Oh God that Maze......the Maze!!!!!...
I'm watching bc it's basically like a bonus ds9 episode. anyone else?
I never played this game, it's great that the playthrough of it is on here!
wow, looks like an excellent game except for the pipe maze part. that would have been the part i doubt i would have gotten through if i knew of this game.
TY MrTennek, i enjoyed it.
I loved this game. Maybe Im strange but I loved all 3 DS9 games they made. Own them all. Dominion Wars gave me hell to get it to run and in fact Ive not got it to work but once when it was new. This game was probably the best of the 3 with all the cast voicing it. Nice to see it again. It also has the coolest box :)
This is better than The Fallen and it came out 4 years later in 2000.
Just in case you haven't stumbled across it in the years since this comment, there are actually four DS9 games. The fourth is the oldest, for SNES and Genesis/Mega Drive, and its titled Crossroads of Time. What I've played of the game itself was fun, but challenging; the only knock I really have against it is that it has the single worst rendition of any star trek theme I've heard in a game.
Also, I just learned about The Fallen earlier today and I can't get over the voice actor playing Sisko.
Man how the hell did I miss so many of these DS9 games back in the day.
6:12 THAT IS MY DAD SAYING “i think we’ll have to phaser it sir” IM NOT JOKING ON MY MOMMA
I wonder why no miles and Julian in the game.
Chris Peplinski - They both couldn’t make it ‘cause Miles and Julian were both spending hours and hours in Quark’s holosuites having gay se.. I mean, “recreating ancient battles”... :::big wink:::... Worf was back at Mileses quarters banging Keko like they’ve been doing ever since they were on the Enterprise. 😑
Serious answer here: I wouldn't be surprised if they couldn't get the actors. DS9's video game history is troubled in that not all of the cast have appeared in them. There's even a DS9 game that didn't have Avery in it, even though Sisko is. Oh and in response to the other comment, this is meant to be set in Season 3. So, no Worf.
@@kadindarklord Its weird though. They call Sisco "Captain" so it must literally be between the last episode of season 3 and the start of Season 4.
@@nothri 'The stardate given by Envoy Bannik, combined with Sisko's rank of captain with his goatee and unshaven head, firmly places the game between "The Adversary" and "The Way of the Warrior".' From Memory Alpha.
Miles is either up to his nutsack in repair requests or playing dærts again, and Julian's probably playing hanky panky with Garak again.
The vibe of the empty DS9 was so creepy. I remember playing this as a kid and finding the scenes with the Red Lycotions absolutely terrifying!
Star Trek - Deep Space Nine - Harbinger
Publisher: Paramount Digital Entertainment
Developer: Stormfront Studios
it looks like a real early techndemo of a modern ds9 game :)
such a great game, never got enough attention !
My fist ever game, memories!
I'd so get lost in this game!
Would love to play this in VR though.
Now thaaaats a loooong play
I love the miniature drones at 3:30:50!
they really need to remaster this game, i like the story.
Agreed completely!
imagine this game remade in unreal in full modern 3d but with the same audio files and dialogue from the original
thank you I'm a big fan of ds9 loving this game
Pretty impressive graphics for 1995.
It's just still images of interiors with animations superimposed over them; none of it was really interactive. This game came out about the same time as the first Playstation, which had real 3D graphics.
Second CD didn't work for me so I never finished the game. This is awesome :)
This takes me back
When this came out I didn't even know what the Defiant was, probably only on series 2 of DS9. Thank goodness I got so stuck that by the time I came back to it, and beat it, I did know.
Bit of a spoiler there otherwise...
Federation phasers fire TNG - Voyager a red beam not yellow.
At 3:24:00 you can use the drone like buttons to deactivate the security drones by pushing them so the light (red) moves downwards.
The only glaring issue is the lack of main characters of chief engineer and doctor
How the hell did you know which buttons to press in the factory, I couldn't get past that point when I played in back then. Thanks for uploading this, I can finally see how this game ends! :)
I remember having this game the box was awesome. Kind of looked like an orb box
4:29:07 at the top THAT IS MY DAD PAUL SHIKOWITZ
This game 🎮 looks awesome 👌
51:50 guest summons lol
Man good job took long enough but you did it ... Indeed u need to be a fan of the saga to like this game but man!!! Just imagine it witn better graphs it makes you think...
This was a fun game I played in the past, You all should really play it for yourselves.
looks like a good game
so i am unclear on something after Quark threw a tantrum and left how come the holobridge stayed on with no one to hold the button?
The button does not need to be held down for the holobridge to be on it just needs to be pressed once
Never even knew this existed, man pc owners had the best shit
Quark sounded a little off here. Do you think it was because he didn't have the fake teeth prosthetic?
How much midnight oil did I burn on this on the family PC, desperately hoping that Mum wouldn’t wake up, race out, & demand that I turn the computer off ! I’m a shocked that I cannot remember if we bought it or not. Possibly rented. Video rental stores were beginning to stock quite a few games at that time. A decade after having shelves scantily stocked with beta-max cassette tapes.
For some reason I went a couple decades thinking this was a rune clone. Edit: I guess that was the fallen.
Back in the day, I got a copy and tried to play this on my friend's brand new computer. The loading was so slow and the frame rate was so terrible that we didn't make it far before we just gave up. Turns out that the actual frame rate was not much better.
That captain Cisco looks like a baby with a mustache
0:17
Oh no
viacom ate the paramount logo!
(Don't take this joke seriously)
1:41:48 - The Day the Earth stood still reference
I hear Steve Blum's voice, Pilot from Farscape and maybe Francine from Arthur?
The drone area was so difficult.
The station is as empty as it did when they had to evacuate it.
Awesome graphics 😂for 1995 cant lie
I wonder if the Nemesis was sold on a little strong, considering...
Master Control Hologram sounds like Robin Williams 😂
I hope they make a Jake Sisko shirt and vest simulator
2:31:35 Sisko has some weird proportions here, kinda looks like a little person, lol
Yeah, I think social credit systems are annoying too. 3:43:00
Never finished the maze part. The drones were awful. I mean look at it, they spawn infront of the control panel for the elevator too. -_-
59:59 … And that's how the idea to the Avatar movie was born.
James the director of Avatar had the idea for the movie in the late 80s. The problem was that the technology needed to make such a movie wasn’t created yet In a interview he said he had a good 20 years to figure out everything that made the movie possible
How do you get and play this game?
Now that we have all the fancy graphics, there are no more Star Trek games.
☹️
Well, in the last few years. No, there hasn't been any new Stat Trek games. Which is odd really. Some game studio normally manages to sweet talk CBS into a game based on their new IP or something. Yet very little has come from it. Sure we got content drops in a few Star Trek Mobile games but who really plays those? And more content stories and ships in Star Trek Online. Which kind of does everything that Star Trek games had done 25+ years ago minus some okay-good RTS games.
It could be CBS is very gun shy about licensing their Star Trek IP to any video game studio these days. After a long track record of some TERRIBLE cash grabs that flooded the market to drown out the truly better ones. Even cash grabs from rather respectable publishers doesn't help either (looking at Activision).
it hasn't aged well has it
you can pump a ninja on a train
"big bang" LOOLLOLOLLLL
No Garak?
Plain simple incompetence.
Steve Blum!
You must know the way to get my game to start . PLEASE tell me !
+CK Stone use dosbox. I am playing it now. It works on dosbox
sungleong
Thank you , but could you explain what that is ? I know , go ahead and laugh .
+CK Stone Just go to dosbox.org, you'll find plenty of help there.
Nice
How do you play this game? It’s not on the gog.
1995!
will this work on win 10 ????
through dos box it should TNG a final unity does
Star trek deep space nine harbinger video game 1995 pc
4 hours daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaangggg`
Who are the tyrians?
This game is the only appearance of the Tirrion race anywhere in Trek. All we learn about them throughout the game is that they’re a naturally diplomatic people, that they have given names but no surname, their alcohol tolerance is non-existent, and their local government is known as the Tirrion Assembly. Sadly, we never learn what they look like and know nothing about their homeworld. Admittedly, I’d like to see a remake of this game and to learn more about the Tirrions.
I don't remember this game at all. Doesn't really impress compared to games like Armada 1-2, DS9 The fallen or Bridge commander or even the academy games. However, 1995 I won't be too hard to judge.
how would one run this one a modern pc?
dosbox
I wanted to nail the Keira character. She always seemed like she just needed a good lay!
Dax please, both of them.
Bannik is a bit of a Mary Sue
Well, like any good fanfic of Star Trek. The term was first coined or at least noticed. Lol
Wa
I would have shot Sisko in the back first chance I got.