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Wednesday, 6 June 2018

Apparently it's possible to talk to Morn.

Apparently it's possible to talk to Morn.

Experiencing a space you know in real life in digital form is a fascinating, mystifying thing. Seeing a space you helped build, one that only existed fully in the imagination of fans... Well, that’s even more special.

 As we’ve talked about previously, Star Trek Online has been rolling out neat content connecting to Deep Space Nine, including digital versions of some of its heroes and the station itself. Now, in a new video, the developers of the game take JG Hertzler (who played General Martok), Chase Masterson (Leeta) and Max Grodenchik (Rom) through the most recent build of the station’s interior.

https://io9.gizmodo.com/watch-the-cast-of-deep-space-nine-tour-star-trek-online-1826510237
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