In fact, the closest I get to any of that nonsense is flicking through a copy of PC, which tragically appears to be transforming itself into a thinly veiled Star Trek tribute magazine. As for your Next Generations, Voyagers and Deep Space Nines, it's all a bit of a mystery. I could probably pick out a Klingon from a line-up, and I believe the actor Patrick Stewart is involved somewhere. As for the new stuff, I would scarcely know where to start. The truth is, if there's absolutely nothing else on, I might entertain watching the original series, although the kitsch/nostalgic appeal still wears thin over the course of an entire episode. It may have been implied within these pages that Star Trek is not my favourite thing, and the occasional poorly written piece of hate mail would appear to add credence to this theory. So listen up Trekkies, Trekkoids, whatever you call yourselves: get a grip, get a shave, and take a bath. If we had another quid for every anal buffoon who writes in with some pedantic comment about misrepresentation of phasers or incorrectly used apostrophes, we'd probably be able to throw in a few beers as well. If we had a quid for every substandard Star Trek game that washed up on these shores, we'd probably be able to send out for pizzas, and maybe even have some change left over.
Two words that hang over the PC games industry like so much bad air.
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