The best space combat video game that no one could play, based on a mega science fiction

By Jonathan Klotz | Published 48 seconds ago

Babylon 5 It has everything that needs a video game success: construction of the deep world, clear features with opposite philosophies, distinctive appearance, dog fights in space and multiple wars that could be the scene of a series of games. Instead, the innovative series of the 90s suffered a bad weather, and we never received an official video game adaptation. Babylon 5: In the fire It was months after being released when its developer, the legendary Sierra Entertainment, went through mass cuts and multiple studies closures, denying fans the opportunity to enter the cabin of a Starfury.

Babylon 5: In the fire It was launched for its launch in 1999, two years after the end of the program, and would have included new cut video scenes of the original cast that repeat their characters, filmed in the original sets, one last time. The creator J. Michael Straczynski was involved and helped history, which will take place two years after the end of season 5, during a time of dim peace among the members of the interstellar alliance, now directed by President John Sheridan. Even then, Babylon 5 Fans were grateful for anything they could have in their hands to experience new corners of the intricate universe created JMS, but this game was going to do a little more than that.

During the era of MS-DOS and Windows ’95, the space simulators were popular, but even a niche market, dominated by the tastes of Wing commander and Star Wars: X-Wing. As has been promised so many times before, Babylon 5: In the fire I was going to relive the genre and take it to new heights with an innovative game and avant -garde graphics. The players could not only fly a Star a fencer, but would end up in command of Ships capital and, finally, a complete fleet.

There is a good possibility that you, the science fiction fan, is putting your eyes blank before that last statement because it is something that has been promoted as a characteristic by innumerable developers over the decades, and not even Star citizen It has made this happen yet. Not in a complete 3D engine with the ability to approach the smallest fighter and approach the largest capital ship. Babylon 5: In the fire I wanted to push the boundaries in a space combat game, mixed with the policy and scheme of the series, including a soundtrack scored by the composer of the Christopher Franke program, and everything sounds too good to be true.

To date, the only available images of Babylon 5: In the fire It is an alpha test construction at the beginning of the game development, even before shadows to the spacecraft (the real shadows that are luminal, and not the shadows, which have always been here) were added. If the series had arrived a few years later, I would have received at least one official game, even Battlestar Galactica and The extension have multiple game links and Loxx I could also, but I am too scared to look.

Babylon 5 It was a great series made with a science fiction television budget of the 90s, and any game that tried to give life would have to have the equally high ambitions. We will never know if Babylon 5: In the fire It would reduce the occasion and comply with the promises to ascend in the ranks of the interstellar alliance, but the entire fan of the series can say, perhaps, one day, a new developer will give a rhythm to submerging us in the multifaceted world of the best science fiction series of the 90s in a space station.