"Twilight4u" <rtw...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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1. Dr. Crusher: "Do you have medical insurance?"
2. Dr. Crusher: "Do you realize most of my patients die?"
3. Dr. Crusher: "Hello mama, my name is Jack."
4. Dr. Crusher: "James Cleveland, James Cleveland."
5. Dr. Crusher: "Hello Mama, my name is Jack" w/ piano.
6. Dr. Crusher: "James Cleveland, James Cleveland" w/piano.
7. Generic computer voice: "Initiate Stimulation."
8. Geordi: "Sweetie, that'll be enough of this."
9. Geordi: "It's great to be a black man in the 24th century."
10. Picard: "Space the final frontier." (Elmer Fudd type voice)
11. Picard: "Space the final frontier." (different voice)
12. Picard: "Where would you like to put in now Q?"
13. Picard: "Brilliant Patrick."
14. Picard: "Beyond belief Patrick."
15. Picard: "Fantastic Patrick."
16. Picard: "Well Done Patrick."
17. Picard: "We will never surrender unless you pay us enough."
18. Q: "Owen, you are nothing but a big fat bum." 19. Q:
"Ok
Keegan, you butthead, let's see you really play this game."
20. Q: "Ryan, I'm gonna come out and squeeze your neck."
21. Q: "If you aren't good boys I'll come out and freeze you."
22. Q: "Ok kids its time to do your homework."
23. Riker: "Let me ask you one quick question...is this the edge of
reality?"
24. Riker: "Beanie & Cecil are one."
25. Troi: "Honey, surfs up dude."
26. Picard: "Hello Patrick, it's so good to see you again...I'm glad
the
two of us
are together...you mean so much to me...I hope you have fun...good
luck."
27. Worf: "Hello Mr. Dorn."
28. Worf: "You are very handsome, Michael Dorn."
John
Sounds like a "blooper reel" sound set.
"Twilight4u" <rtw...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Who is selling them anyway?
Ray J.
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"D Peeples" <dpee...@woh.rr.REMOVE.com> wrote in message
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DO IT.
> Who is selling them anyway?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6201338527
>Sounds like custom speech clips made for a specific customer of the game-
>maybe someone at Paramount or Wms....
From what I've gathered (knowing two collectors that own machines with
these... one of which used to be Steve Ritchie's) these are special
roms that appeared on only handful of prototype/sample machines and
only on those machines owned by WMS employees. Up until this auction
I have never seen them available anywhere before and I believe at the
request of the WMS employees that had those games, never to be
copied/sold/bartered. One would have to imagine the public sale of
these is not going to be smiled upon by them.
As for the roms themselves, most of the special quotes are accessed by
pressing both flipper buttons at the same time while the game is in
attract mode, each press cycling through the various quotes. For the
most part the game is unchanged though you'll occasionally here one
during the game. Like when the ball is served at the start of the
game you'll get "Hello. Michael Dorn" or something like that.
I believe most of these special bites are "outtakes" done by the
actors at the time of the recordings and were either testing and/or
goofing off. I've also heard a quote by Picard saying "Number 1 come
here, I need you" in a 'gay' sounding voice. As such I would expect
the actors wouldn't be too pleased about these circulating around but
maybe they don't care.
Don't say things like this unless you know it for a fact, cause
somebody is going to read your post and twist it around. 6 months
later, we're all going to be reading rants about "going against the
intentions of the designers"
>wouldn't be too pleased about these circulating around but maybe they don't care.
Just a theory - if they cared they wouldn't have recorded 28 lines.
But hey, that's just my take on it.
Twilight4u needs to dump these ROMs and distribute them far and wide.
DO IT.
>>believe at the request of the WMS employees that had those games, never to be
>>copied/sold/bartered.
>
>Don't say things like this unless you know it for a fact, cause
>somebody is going to read your post and twist it around. 6 months
>later, we're all going to be reading rants about "going against the
>intentions of the designers"
It's a fact. The proto games I'm aware of that were sold to
collectors were specifially requested by the original owner to not
copy or distribute the special roms. I don't know the reasons why, I
just know the request was stated.