Earth Star Voyager

Earth Star Voyager is the name of a science fiction television movie shown on the Wonderful World of Disney in 1988. The show aired as a two-part pilot, but was never picked up for a series and has not been released on DVD, although a fan base for the pilot has grown over the years.

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Cast (in credits order) - verified from Earth Star Voyager credit list

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Star Voyager

Star Voyager is an outer space shooter for the Nintendo Entertainment System. The gameplay is a first-person shooter from inside the cockpit of a spaceship. The player navigates "sub spaces" of a larger "world map." Gameplay takes place between different subspaces.

This game was released in Japan as Cosmo Genesis (コスモジェネシス).

Gameplay

The plot centers around a lone pilot in a spacecraft attempting to protect a transport ship, the CosmoStation Noah, full of planetary refugees from a fleet of intergalactic terrorists known as the Molok Wardrivers. The player's primary goal is to eliminate all enemy fleets before they can surround the stationary CosmoStation Noah. The player may also visit up to eight different planets in search of engine and weapon upgrades for their ship. Players may also seek repairs at up to five space stations in addition to CosmoStation Noah. The player may also visit an asteroid field, and a black hole from which escape is impossible. The game is won if the player defeats the enemy armada and safely returns to base. However, the game is lost if the enemy fleet reaches the CosmoStation Noah, the player enters the black hole, the player's ship runs out of fuel crystals, or if life support fails.

Star Voyager (Atari video game)

Star Voyager is a first-person space shooter designed by Bob Smith for the Atari 2600. It was published in 1982 by Imagic.

Gameplay

In Star Voyager, the player has to save the Capital Starport (although the player never sees it in the game). A two-player mode allows two people to become either the Star Voyager or the enemy fleet. The commander of the Star Voyager has the ability to use photon torpedoes or a laser beam in order to stop the enemy. Star portals play a role in transporting the Star Voyager into another part of the galaxy.

The game doesn't use maps. shields, or damage indicators. The emphasis is shooting enemy ships as fast as the player can. The game ends when the player dies or when he runs out of energy. While containing minimal graphics, the colors are bright and the explosions were the most impressive for an Atari 2600 video game. There are two difficulty levels: easy and hard.

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Earth Star

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