Quoted from bigdaddy07:Here is the response you’re going to likely get here.
Anyone that just dropped 5-8k for a NIB ST will likely tell you its way better than STTNG, at least for now.
Anyone that likes a classic widebody with custom original voice actors, solid code, many toys and features, great art (save the translite) will side with STTNG.
Wrong. Just because I buy something doesn't mean I need to lie about it. This is a super annoying assumption. Have you considered that people own games because they like them rather then they lie about liking them because they own them? Geez.
I own both games. Here is my comparison:
Sttng: one if the best integrations of theme in pinball. Every original voice actor hired for game original quotes.
Stid: movie clip sounds only. Sounds are decent but not all that engaging.
Sttng big winner here.
Sttng: Doug Watson did a fantastic job on the rules. Not a lot of repetition. Lots of strategy, good wizard mode, its a ruleset master piece.
Stid: rules are stubbed in as of v1.2. Modes are implemented. Lots of repetition. Seems after a couple hours you've done everything multiple times.
Sttng big winner here.
Sttng: Layout has three ramps, three flippers, two guns. Decent flow if you're making shots. Shots are far and difficult to make. Very high level of punishment for missing. Drain monster at times.
Stid: three ramps and three flippers. Shots are extremy wide and easy to make. One of the fastest and best flowing games I've ever played.
Stid shoots better in my opinion. But not by much.
To me, sttng is the whole package. One of the best games ever released. Stid is pretty fun and very fast but its not in the same category. I would not sell sttng and get stid - probably not even after all the code updates. That doesn't make the new Star Trek bad. It's just not better than the older.