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This static site keeps the historical Chris Jones Gaming material that lived on the .net domain: the Ultimate Universe mod for Star Trek: Legacy, Star Trek posts, and the related “make a game” notes. Current gaming news continues at chrisjonesgaming.com. Every other original .net URL redirects there.
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What made the ‘Ultimate Universe‘ much more fun? This did. Stardate 2007 I was leading a team of extremely talented individuals who were dedicated to making the 2006 PC version of Star Trek: Legacy into something much…
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15 years ago we delivered a downloadable product that went viral, the beginning of our Gaming Evolution. I was interviewed recently regarding that successful undertaking. A link to the interview follows.. It was dream…
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Where did Chris Jones get his reputation as a Star Trek gamer before the ‘Ultimate Universe’?
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Chris Jones Gaming had been exploring the idea of creating a new game, off and on, for a long while. In 2022 I decided we were, and explored some avenues to actually do it. This is the official announcement that we are not making a game.
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The old Chris Jones Gaming forum at forum.chrisjonesgaming.net, captured by the Wayback Machine on 3 December 2010. Ultimate Universe, Star Trek Legacy, and the Daily Gamepad.
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The Chris Jones Gaming YouTube channel has been around since 2006 and is picking up subscribers every month. The two most watched Ultimate Universe clips are here, plus the TOS Doomsday Machine and The Apple. The channel is featuring an AI created story called Stellar Bonds.
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The original series went on the air in 1966. Sixty years later the idea is still in circulation. The Ultimate Universe lived in that slipstream, and that work sits on this archive on purpose.
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When I hear mention of nine-eleven, it brings back memories of what I thought was a movie I hadn’t seen. I realized after a few minutes of watching it was no movie. It was real.
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Here’s an old friend: A no-nonsense deep dive into the biggest debates across the entire landscape of entertainment.
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An original sci-fi romance action-adventure short story set to AI Video, and the sequel to The Right Timing. Kaiya Voss and Elara Kane take on a rescue mission that becomes a test of bonds, both stellar and personal.
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Chris Jones Gaming has divided its content into two distinct sites: chrisjonesgaming.net for archives related to Star Trek, Ultimate Universe, and historical projects, and chrisjonesgaming.com for ongoing gaming news…
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Developer Castilva Games and publisher Wandering Wizard announced that Harbor, an open-world post-apocalyptic survival game, is hosting a closed alpha playtest. The alpha kicked off on September 11 at 3pm PT.
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Independent developer Super Subatomic Games has released the demo of their 3d isometric roguelike action rpg abducted on Steam. You’ve been abducted by aliens and you need to find your way back to Earth.
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Team Lazerbeam and Devolver Digital have released Shroom and Gloom on Steam Early Access. Draw from Combat and Explore decks in fungus-infected dungeons, and every enemy is edible.
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Curveball Games and Top Hat Studios are bringing the pixel-art mystery adventure Under the Island to physical retail on PS5 and Nintendo Switch on October 9th, 2026.
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Imagine the set up: I’m sitting on the sofa with a can of Rockstar Energy (Destiny 2 Branded) in one hand and my PlayStation controller on my lap. It’s 23:58 on September 5th 2017.
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Turning a passion like playing video games into a career may sound like a fantasy, but it’s actually quite achievable if you know where to start.
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Mega Cat Studios, Space Pants Games, and Video Game Sage announced that Rocket Panda would launch for the Sega Genesis & Mega Drive on September 16, 2024.
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