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With the campaign now complete, the credits sequence plays, and I'll just post some of the background dressing while they play.
We first get some shots of the Ironclad base, and some battle shots.
We get some shots of a Procyon base, which only show up in the skirmish maps or the custom battles. Most of their stuff is basically high-tech pyramids. I wish they could've showed them in the campaign, but what can you do.
We also get the whole voice credit cast. Once again, the whole cast is shown here.
I'm counting about 15 people in total. That's shockingly small for a game, even one like this.
We end on a shot of a Imperial base.
And for legal reasons...
And so ends the Let's play. I was worried this game would've aged badly, but I have to say I enjoyed playing it again. It's such a unique setting and type of game that I haven't been able to find anything like it, which is very sad to me. The graphics look a lot better in-game than the pictures, the gameplay is easy to get, and the voice acting still holds up. Most of all, it's this weird thing called "fun".
I'm thinking about marking this complete, but I know that there's still some skirmish maps that have pre-set fleets in historical battles. I was thinking about doing that when I got back to my desktop when my vacation's over. I'll be back on Wednesday, so until then, I hope you enjoyed this Let's Play of Treasure Planet: Battle at Procyon.
Edit: So I tried making it work, but it just wouldn't make sense to try the scenarios. I apologize for misleading. I now declare this playthrough complete. I thank you for watching and keeping up with this obscure little gem from my childhood.
We first get some shots of the Ironclad base, and some battle shots.
We get some shots of a Procyon base, which only show up in the skirmish maps or the custom battles. Most of their stuff is basically high-tech pyramids. I wish they could've showed them in the campaign, but what can you do.
We also get the whole voice credit cast. Once again, the whole cast is shown here.
I'm counting about 15 people in total. That's shockingly small for a game, even one like this.
We end on a shot of a Imperial base.
And for legal reasons...
And so ends the Let's play. I was worried this game would've aged badly, but I have to say I enjoyed playing it again. It's such a unique setting and type of game that I haven't been able to find anything like it, which is very sad to me. The graphics look a lot better in-game than the pictures, the gameplay is easy to get, and the voice acting still holds up. Most of all, it's this weird thing called "fun".
I'm thinking about marking this complete, but I know that there's still some skirmish maps that have pre-set fleets in historical battles. I was thinking about doing that when I got back to my desktop when my vacation's over. I'll be back on Wednesday, so until then, I hope you enjoyed this Let's Play of Treasure Planet: Battle at Procyon.
Edit: So I tried making it work, but it just wouldn't make sense to try the scenarios. I apologize for misleading. I now declare this playthrough complete. I thank you for watching and keeping up with this obscure little gem from my childhood.
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