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By Amy
November 25, 2000 - 12:55 PM

Bruce Pulver of Games Domain has our first review of 'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine – The Fallen' for today. While there is no final rating, he did seem to think it was worth a look, commenting that "it certainly holds its own and is sure to be popular among a wide variety of gamers."
Clarence Worley of Game Over was slightly less positive in his review, awarding it 70% and only 28/50 in the gameplay stakes.
Review Number 3 comes from Game Raiders, where it was rated a rather better 88 though the reviewer commented that "for the non-trekkies out there, it's hard for me to recommend this game"
Over at XGR, Ultramag has provided review number four. He was also not that happy with the game, rating it 3/5 and commenting on the repetitive game-play and linear missions.
PlayNow reviewer Steve Polak has taken a look at 'Start Trek, New Worlds'. Unusualy postiive for the game, he rated it 7/10.
PC Game World Wide has the first of two 'Elite Force' reviews today. Reviewer James Diaz gave it 90%, commenting that "If you're looking for a first-person shooter that is simple but yet involving enough in its single player experience then picking up a copy of Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force is a no-brainer."
Derrick Pereira of T-Break rated it 8.5 in his review of the game, finding it's only flaw to be the very short single-player game.
The official 'Bridge Commander' page has uploaded a new screen shot of the week.
Finally, the first patch for 'The Fallen' is out, which includes includes a quick fix for the audio device selection problem and also new Direct-3D drivers
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