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USED VERY GOOD CONDITION. JEWEL CASE + MAP + MANUAL. FROM AMAZON PRO MERCHANT. EXPEDITED SHIPPING AVAILABLE. —- As the military leader of our species, the player must gather the resources to train and enlarge the military and lead them to victory in a battle for land and potential, as human exiles in the far-future struggle to survive on the rim of the galaxy. Engage in three different campaigns and 30 different missions in the battle for control over the fate of the galaxy.Amazon.com Review
Blizzard’s release of StarCraft was keenly anticipated by Real Time Approach fans, and with excellent reason. Instead of two similarly powered enemies facing off, the three distinct races in StarCraft have unique capabilities and strategies. Everyone still competes in the RTS genre’s typical race for resources, but that’s the only shared trait. Terrans can go their bulky mechanized bases as necessary, while the reptilian Zerg grow their colonies and warriors from mutating larvae. Meanwhile, the noble Protoss warp in equipment from their home world using psionic powers.
Not only does Blizzard juggle the races’ playability and match it with superb art and sound effects, it also weaves together an engrossing three-act plot. Early on, as a Terran Magistrate, you spend a breathtaking 30 minutes defending against a Zerg onslaught. As the tale unfolds around you, you’ll experience the Zerg’s hive mentality, and decipher the mysterious Protoss by the game’s dramatic conclusion.
Missions vary in scope and are effectively framed with dialogue, stage screens, and in-mission exposition. Multiplayer is also very well represented by Blizzard’s own free battle.net service. If you’d rather play over a local-area network, StarCraft will generously “spawn” up to seven copies so your friends can join in. –Jack GardinerAmazon.com Product Description
StarCraft puts you in charge of a small group of humans exiled to the edge of the galaxy. Your mission is to buy the resources needed to train and enlarge your military to defend against the Confederate Nations, who are also battling for control of the galaxy’s precious resources. This game is designed for multiplayer use.
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Rating: 1 / 5
First of all, Starcraft has the worst, most perplexing storyline ever. I mean, first of all, evolution can never happen. But about the gameplay, this game gets SOOOOOO irritating! Like when you train a firebat, when they come out of the barracks, they say something like, “Burn” and how would you like 50 firebats saying, “Burrrn, Baabbby” at the same time? Plus, why can you only brilliant a few units at a time? The sound effects are irritating and so fake, and I can’t help it to say that it’s the worst game I’ve ever played. The view is too close and at a terrible angle, and the graphics are really horrible, I mean, have you seen the nuke? It’s smaller than a tank and looks like a satellite! Plus, some of the missions make it look like you’re playing on a hovering platform, and the Terran ship looks like a Star Wars graphic cutout. The gameplay gets dull after a few multiplayer sports meeting and after you beat the game, and the codes are so simple to find! The units aren’t excellent, the gameplay is dull, the storyline was written by a 5 year ancient or a 40 year ancient man in a mid-life crisis. Go for Command and Conquer, Red Alert, TS, Dark Reign 2, or any other RTS game that doesn’t have to do anything with Starcraft.
Rating: 1 / 5
I bought Starcraft because I liked Warcraft and loved Warcraft2. At first I thought it was okay. Then it got dull, and the mission objectives kept on changing. The whole game is just to shoot and kill all your enemies. I mean come on! The whole game is just boom, boom, boom. There is no approach. It’s the same over the internet. Blizzard could have done a lot better. I want my cash back. You shouldn’t get this game. By the way, I don’t know why it’s called STARcraft. nearly all the battles are on land. This game is just a dissipate of cash. I would have rated it -500 if I could. Get Warcraft2 instead.
Rating: 1 / 5
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Rating: 1 / 5
_I managed to retain enough interest to play for a few days. But the gameplay just wasn’t fascinating in the slightest. The dark setting and levels just depressed me after a while. The map editor was the only hope for salvation of this title… and it too turned out to be a flop. Maps were long and hard to make, with the controls and interactions way too complicated for it’s own excellent. And despite many, many hours of trying to figure out how to in fact make enemies attack (including going to FAQ’s OL, asking friends who’ve played this, everything I could reflect of) I couldn’t find any answer. At best, the map editor is for experimenting with units and target practice.
_The lack of any sea units was dissapointing. And even the specialty units like airborne carriers didn’t make up for no navy’s to play with.
_The amusing thing: Warcraft II was better in every way. The game was a bit cartoonish and had BRIGHT levels and such, so I never got “game depression”. The map editor was quick and simple to use, and to make enemies attack, you only had to CLICK ONE OPTION! In fact, the map editor to WCII is the par to which all other game editors should be judged. Not anything can compare to it’s user-friendly interface and easiness to use.
_Blizzard should be embarrased by Starcraft. Playing it just made me appreciate all that WCII had to offer. I finished up throwing Starcraft away and just playing WCII.
Rating: 1 / 5