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Mad Doc Software and Star Trek Legacy

Posted By: Duncan Mackenzie | Nov 16th, 2006 @ 4:17 PM | 13,483 Views | 4 Comments

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I flew to Boston last week and sat down with Dr. Ian Davis, the Mad Doctor himself, CEO and Founder of Mad Doc Software to talk about their upcoming game "Star Trek Legacy" for the PC and the 360. We chatted about Star Trek games, Artificial Intelligence and Bulldogs... not in any particular order. This is just part 1 of my trip to Mad Doc, more gameplay footage of both the single and multi-player game is coming soon!

Tags: AI, Game Development, gaming, Mad Doc Software, Star Trek, Star Trek Legacy

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