Binge Gamer's James Walker is a huge Trekkie. To celebrate the release of the new 'Star Trek' film as well as express his general love of all things Trek, he's looking back at some of the best 'Star Trek' games that never got their due.

First up is 'Star Trek: Elite Force II', the sequel to one of the most popular Star Trek games of all time. So why didn't the sequel see similar success?

Because it only had a release window of eight days.

Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force is widely considered to be among the very best Star Trek games to ever hit the marketplace. It is also one of the most popular Star Trek games of all time, which is why we’re not talking about it.

Star Trek: Elite Force II is, as the name so cleverly implies, a sequel to Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force. Unlike the first game, which allowed you to choose your gender (which led to some rather peculiar moments with Seven of Nine, giggity), you are forced into the shoes of Alexander Munro, leader of the elite Hazard Team and possessor of the most suave voice in Starfleet (thanks to Rino Romano).

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