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Five bucks. I bought this because I could play a round (which takes anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes) during a break from work/life. Lots of heroes, stages, and power-ups. Relatively easy, once you've died a few rounds. Lots of items are overpowered, but it's still addictive and a fun distraction. Five bucks!

Great game. I've beaten all the bots in Nightmare (after many failures). It's similar to the Quake 1 deathmatch.

As a fan of the original, I find this game slightly easier and slightly better quality. Sure, the graphic are "better", but I find the enemies a lot kinder than the original's. Plus, there seems to be lots more power-ups available at the beginning.

For anyone who loves the original Zelda or Link to the Past top-down dungeon crawling perspective, this is a much harder, much darker game. It's really hard--but keep playing. As you start to master the game, unlocks happen and it actually gets easier.

I am so glad they discarded their original concept of urban warfare and military strategy. As a FPS veteran, I was looking for an uncomplicated, fast-paced, quality DEMONIC action game, and I got it. This is not just for Doom franchise fans, there are hints of Quake 1 here, too.

Don't believe the reviews about the multiplayer. It is pretty standard, but consider the alternative of a complicated mess of a MP experience. It gets the job done.

I was hoping for some major replay value here, but it's pretty lean (which should be expected for any modern FPS). Otherwise 9 out of 10 overall.

Could barely tell the difference between original and this remake's graphics. The barnacles look a little different...

The ultimate game for a rich (or poor) Trekker. Being a cheapskate, I could still fly some powerful starships and get some nice gear for my away team. This MMO has a space and ground aspect to it, It has PVP (Federation vs Romulans vs Klingons), but I stuck with the instanced quests. The space battles are really the highlight for me--the ground combat experience is not my cup of tea (it's a little clunky). Funnily enough, away missions remind me of the Star Wars: Galaxies MMO interface. Regarding the starship piloting, it's very fun. It's like a flight simulator combined with a FPS. I will admit, it is repetitive (but what MMO isn't?)

You can equip not only yourself with gear and traits, but also your bridge officers. In addition, you can pimp out your starship's engine, shields, weapons, and more.

If you dislike Star Trek, you probably need to stick to your insipid Halo and Madden games... live out that meaningless life you always dreamed about.