Tags: Darkstar One
There's a <A href="http://videogames.yahoo.com/gamereview?cid=1993646107&tab=reviews&page=0&eid=475605">review</a> of <A href="http://www.darkstar-one.com">Darkstar One</a> up on <A href="http://videogames.yahoo.com/">Yahoo VideoGames</a>, which doesn't sound nearly as good as the name <i>Games Domain</i> did. They seemed to like a lot about it, and gave it a <b>3.5/5 stars</b>. The quick cons of the title are only having one ship, missions get old after a while, and not enough freedom:
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<blockquote>It's a pattern that never changes, even when the opportunity arises to take on side missions or help out with 'official' campaigns against pirates. Darkstar promises an open-ended experience, and indeed there are choices to be made, between piracy, being a mercenary or cargo captain, etc, but the scenario promises so much more. There's nothing like the open-ended play of Oblivion, where you can ignore the central story altogether.</blockquote>
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Actually, I'm pretty sure you can ignore the story. Pretty sure I read that in one of the interviews.
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Spotted at: <A HREF="http://www.bluesnews.com">Blue's News</A>
There's a <A href="http://videogames.yahoo.com/gamereview?cid=1993646107&tab=reviews&page=0&eid=475605">review</a> of <A href="http://www.darkstar-one.com">Darkstar One</a> up on <A href="http://videogames.yahoo.com/">Yahoo VideoGames</a>, which doesn't sound nearly as good as the name <i>Games Domain</i> did. They seemed to like a lot about it, and gave it a <b>3.5/5 stars</b>. The quick cons of the title are only having one ship, missions get old after a while, and not enough freedom:
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<blockquote>It's a pattern that never changes, even when the opportunity arises to take on side missions or help out with 'official' campaigns against pirates. Darkstar promises an open-ended experience, and indeed there are choices to be made, between piracy, being a mercenary or cargo captain, etc, but the scenario promises so much more. There's nothing like the open-ended play of Oblivion, where you can ignore the central story altogether.</blockquote>
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Actually, I'm pretty sure you can ignore the story. Pretty sure I read that in one of the interviews.
<br>
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Spotted at: <A HREF="http://www.bluesnews.com">Blue's News</A>