10 Times Star Trek Appeared In Video Games

The Final Frontier has a way of turning up in places you'd least expect, like Digimon!

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[Doiteify]

In Fallout 1 you can find a random encounter with a crashed tos shuttle surrounded by dead red shirts. Really well done.

[minako]

Other Star Trek references in FF14 are: The Enterprise is refitted into the Excelsior. Azys'la has four quadrants named Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta; and Cid literally says engage too XD

[TheTwitGamer]

The funniest reference I've seen to Star Trek in Final Fantasy is a reference to Threshold (VOY) in World of Final Fantasy. After you use a warp crystal in the Crystal tower one of the characters says "Oh, good old warp drive. But let's be realistic. Everyone knows Warp ten is the limit, and we're clearly not moving at infinite speed."

[stephm]

Theres an NPC in Skyrim named Temba Wide-Arms, a reference to the Darmok TNG episode

[ottoen]

You should have included "SOUTH PARK: THE STICK OF TRUTH". There are several obvious references to Star Trek in that game. Very funny game, by the way.

[hollyconnelly]

you missed the "space quest" series from sierra
SQ6: the spinal frontier

SQ5:The Next Mutation which has boat load of star trek references like Raems T. Quirk, Cliffy, and cheats on test

SQ3: cameo with the original enterprise warping out when you first reach monolith burger

just to name a few

[seablade]

XCOM 2 has some fun stuff since Frakes, Sirtis, Dorn, and Delancie are voices in it. Dorn did a couple and was in some DLC before the others. He voiced the droid units before he also voiced the skirmishers. You can customize the units in the game to have different voices and the voices have names. The Dorn voice for the machines is called "Warrior."

[TrekkieBrie]

The WoW Easter egg (scooty) was one I found when I had just gotten REALLY into Trek (and WoW too technically), it's the only reason I went out of my way to run that dungeon haha.

[jasonjimerson]

If you do another video on Star Trek Easter eggs found in Non-Star Trek shows and movies, I found one that may be interest to some here.

In the new live action Cowboy Bebop series, when Faye Valentine was looking for her lock box, her box had a serial number on it that matches a certain starship registry number we all know.

[Wrijvingsloos]

The Darmok and Jalad reference in Fallout!

[joermnyc]

Can’t remember the context but it’s far along in the game, when the main character is going somewhere dangerous on the “good” track with (I think) the neon power set, he tells his brother, “Don’t worry, I”ll set my phasers to stun.”

[EtzrakhZenekhai]

StarOcean - the first entry was a deliberate nod to TOS.

[citizenspeed]

“I know how old I sound. I feel it in my knees every day”. This right here resonated with me 😂🤣🤣

[Russale]

Electronic Arts released a futuristic space game in the mid 80s called Starflight where you encounter a ship shaped exactly like TOS Enterprise.

[examinerian]

For all you whippersnappers watching who don't remember Jet Set Willy (or Fat Freddie's Cat, from which the line originates), the correct response to seeing a bunch of dead tribbles is, of course, "We Must Perform a Quirkafleeg!"

Thank you.

Just remember this: the hack for infinite lives backfires if you fall into the bottomless pit.

[tommyyard]

Adam! You're hilarious, thanks for all the great content, love the puns. Keep up the good work.

[swishfish]

I like how this video is basically just reading down the Memory Alpha article from top to bottom and picking a few entries that seemed neat. It's even organized alphabetically. That's some easy content.

[jeremybiwer]

Go back and check out the opening to Quest For Glory 2. Enterprise D is in the opening credits.

[Theggman]

Oh yeah, I can remember straining my eyes to see nakedness on the few cable channels my parents didnt pay for but still kinda came in if you squinted...

[sinswhisper]

im currently replaying the Mass Effect Trilogy -- the legendary edition ... and i could swear that minor character Helena Blake (who you can do an optional side quest for in the first game) was voiced by Kate Mulgrew