Larry Holland: Activision approached Totally Games near the end of X-Wing Alliance stating they wanted a top-notch developer of space sims to create a game based on the Star Trek license they had acquired. GameSpot: With its history firmly behind Star Wars games, why did Totally Games decide to produce a Star Trek game?
We had a chance to speak with Totally Games' Larry Holland to find out what kind of experience Star Trek fans can expect from this latest game. Bridge Commander gives you an opportunity to take the captain's chair of various Federation ships from which you dispense orders to other members of your crew while traveling through the vast depths of space and engaging enemy craft. Hoping to capitalize on the recent success of the license, Totally Games-famous for its work on the Star Wars X-Wing series-is currently developing its own Star Trek game, aptly named Star Trek: Bridge Commander.
But the trend has slowly started to change with some of the more recent Star Trek games such as Starfleet Command, Star Trek Armada, and Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force. Just a few short years ago, the Star Trek license was considered to be a curse, as numerous games carrying the Star Trek name fell well short of expectations.
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