At the heart of our Galaxy, an advanced civilization of which we know nothing has built the biggest, most beautiful starship ever, the Starship Titanic. Majestic and luxurious, its interior resembles a mixture of the Ritz, the Chrysler building, Tutankhamen's tomb and Venice. Starship Titanic is a technological marvel. And it cannot possibly go.

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Go to the parrot room and feed the parrot to thesuc-u-bus. Then, go to your 2nd class room, usethe personal suc-u-bus located by the door, andpress 'Receive'. Take tube and open it. If donecorrectly the parrot will eat all the pistachiosand give you a piece of Titania

Go find your room, then open up the bed ,desk,drawer, the 'toilet drawer', but not the toiletand T.V. Click on your bed again and turn thechannels until a screen appears with Marsinta's(desbot's) voice. After that, go to the suckingguy outside of your room. He will say that hehas something for you and give you a magazine.Go directly to the deskbot and give her themagazine. You should now get upgraded to SecondClass. Once upgraded to Second Class, you maynow go to new places by going to the right sideof the top of the well and activating theelevator.

Go to the well and enter the door that cannot beaccessed in third class. There should be a groupof glass sculptures here. Walk around them untilyou find a switch. The glass will break. TheDesk Bot will now be in a good mood and willgive you an upgrade.

Go to the room with the parrot and grab it. Feedit to the Succ-U-Bus. Go to the mother Succ-U-Bus and click on 'Receive'. She will sneeze outa guy with the blue chip to Titania's head.

Go to the elevator and ask to go to the bottomof the well. Go down there and look around thefloor in the middle of the area and find anelevator bot's head. Go up to the top of thewell and find the elevator bot with no head. Putthe head on the bot and it will be replaced withTitania's head.

To obtain this you must be in First class. Turnto channel 4 in First class and you will see aroom location code. You have to go to the samefirst class room it shows, only the code isreversed. Go to elevator 2, floor 7, room 3. Goto the bed and turn around. Ask for the bellbotand tell him to fix the broken light. He willfix it and give you the eye.

Go to the arboretum. Get the hose near the Suc-U-Bus. Go to the Parrot room. Attach the hose tothe light near the Suc-U-Bus. Attach the otherend to the Suc-U-Bus. He will blow her nose outof the light.

When you get to first class, go to therestaurant and take the maitre'D bot's arm.Continuously poke him around the butt until helets you sit at the table with the man. Take thegreen thing in the man's hand along with thenapkin and other arm.

Go to the Parrot room and summon the Bell Bot.Tell him to 'Throw the TV'. He will throw it tothe bottom of the well. Go down and get it.

Get the perch from the parrot lobby ( the onelying against the wall) and take the perelatorto the deck. On the deck, you will see a bigcase with a hammer sign. Approach this and hitthe button with the perch to obtain the hammer.Take the hammer to the entertainment lounge onyour SGT Class floor and hit the glasscontaining the stick.

A lot of the commentating becomes repetitive as well - so much so you may want to shut off the annoying bantering between Brad Nessler and Dick Vitale completely. Ncaa march madness 08 ps3 gameplay. There is one where your teammate will give you a little shove as you celebrate a blocked shot that seems to be shown over and over again. Still, EA does a good job of capturing realistic commentating that actually coincides with what's happening onscreen - Baby!One of the biggest factors in the March Madness series is its ability to capture the spirit of college basketball, which it does pretty well. Some of their conversation is funny at first and if you're a fan of the duo you may enjoy it, but once they repeat themselves several times you start to wish there was more variety of comments.

Jump in the Pellerator, and head to the bar.Look at the TV, and take note of the drinkrecipe. Note that there is a piece of Titania onthe bar shelf, but the BarBot cannot do anythingbut make the drink on the TV. Ring the bell andtake the glass the BarBot sets on the bar. Youwill need to gather the following ingredients inorder to get the vision center.

Go to the Parrot Lobby, and summon the BellBot.Ask him to 'Throw the television down the well',and he will gladly comply. Take an Elevator tothe bottom of the well and get the crushedTelevision. Do not take too long, or it maydisappear before you get there.Pureed StarlingsHead down (or up) to Titania's room and enterthe Fuse Box room. Plug in the blue fuse, turnthe blue knob sideways, turn the yellow knobsideways, and remove the yellow fuse. Go to thePellerator and take it to the Promenade deck. Goto the fan. Turn it on, set the speed to 'Fast',and watch the carnage ensue. Return to the topof the well and take an elevator to any SGTClass floor (28 to 38). Go to the restaurant,click the switch for a chicken, and put thechicken under the leftmost dispenser. While itis dispensing, hold the empty glass under thechicken to get a glassful of Pureed Starlings.LemonGo to the Parrot Lobby and grab the perch stuckin the bags. Take the Pellerator to thePromenade deck and go to the Hammer Dispenser.Use the perch to press the button. You will heara tone, and it will take a three times. Grab thehammer. Go back to the top of the Well and takean elevator to any SGT Class Floor. Enter thesmall room at the end of the hall, look at theglass-encased stick, use the hammer to break theglass, and take the stick. Go back to the top ofthe Well and take the Gondola to the Arboretum.Open the Arboretum, use the long stick to knockdown a lemon from the tree (just swing it at thetrees), and take it.Mixing the DrinkFinally, go to the bar via the Pellerator andring the bell. Give the BarBot the lemon, theTV, and the glass of starlings. He willask 'What's this?'. Answer 'Pureed Starlings'.Ask him to 'Get the vodka', and he will make thedrink. He will then go crazy and give you thepiece.Hint: Reading the journal:To read the journal in the basement type 'this,that, other'. When you do this, type in thenames 'leovinus', 'scraliontis',or 'brobostigon' and read the backgrounds tofind out more about the ship.

Each sculpture corresponds to a different robot.The parrot can give you hints on which is which.When you approach a sculpture, the PET will moveto the robot talk panel and the dials willbecome visible. To make a robot more helpful,just adjust it. The DeskBot, BellBot, DoorBot,and LiftBot all have two controls (Dispositionand Cellpoint), whereas the BarBot has allthree. The Maitre'D bot has no settings.

If you activate the bomb in the basement, justtype 'nobody likes a smartass' to deactivate it.If you activated the bomb, you do not have todeactivate it, but it is very annoying.

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While watching one of the countless documentaries on the sinking of the Titanic, I learned a very curious fact: the ship that was considered unsinkable went down thanks to a series of small gashes that totaled just over 20 square feet in area.

Just like its namesake, Starship Titanic also sinks because of numerous holes -- but we're not talking about a series of tiny punctures. No, the problems that pervade Starship Titanic are so large that you could drive a.. well, an ocean liner through them. Practically no aspect of the game -- story, navigation, puzzles, interface -- works to draw the player into the game world, and the result is an exercise in tedium and frustration for all but the most tolerant adventurers.

Your goal in Starship Titanic is straightforward: find out what's gone wrong with the luxury starship that's crash-landed into your home, then correct the problem before you smash into a star or hurtle into a black hole. The situation sounds dangerous, but slow pacing, a paucity of characters, and a nearly invisible back story rob the game of any sense of urgency.

One of the biggest reasons for Starship Titanic's failure to captivate is its movement and navigation interface. Animated sequences from a first-person perspective are shown when you travel between static screens (just as in Myst), but you'll grow weary of these sequences after just a few hours because you'll have seen them so many times -- and the only way to skip them is to constantly hold down the Shift key. Even more annoying is that there's no way bypass the long, weary animations used whenever you ride an elevator or the Pellerator (sort of a tram used to reach certain destinations).

What it all adds up to is that you'll spend huge chunks of time simply traveling back and forth over the same old ground you've seen dozens of times before, cursing as you sit on your hands waiting for the elevator or Pellerator to finally reach your destination. You spend so much time roaming the ship's corridors, in fact, that this could almost pass for a power-walking simulation.

All this toing and froing wouldn't be as mind-numbing if you met a lot of interesting characters along the way, but here again Starship Titanic founders. The only characters you can interact with are a handful of robots, and of these only a couple lend more than a brief spark of humor to the proceedings. Press releases tout the power and versatility of Starship Titanic's text parser, which allows you type in specific questions and hear audio responses to your queries. But because the answers have been pre-recorded, there's no way the program can provide an applicable response to all your questions, even with 12 hours of speech. In the end, you'll forego chatting up the 'bots and focus instead on the puzzles.

And that leads to even more frustration, because the solutions to some of these puzzles are so obscure that it's practically impossible to complete the game without constantly referring to a walkthrough. Part of the problem is the interface: sometimes the cursor doesn't change to indicate you can manipulate an object, and aside from talking to 'bots the only way to 'explore' the game world is to look for clickable objects. But the real reason for the insane difficulty level is that you get so little feedback from the game that you can wander around for long stretches of time with no idea what to do next.

Finally, there's the game's back story, which in most adventure games explains why you're doing what you're doing. No such luck here, though -- all you know is that the ship isn't working, with no hint as to how it got that way in the first place. Studious gamers might stumble across the explanation in the ship's e-mail archives, but it doesn't add that much to the ambience because it's really not that interesting anyway.

What makes all this truly disappointing is the game's pedigree: Starship Titanic is the brainchild of Douglas Adams, whose book A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy has all the qualities -- interesting characters, wacky situations, and humor that manages to be simultaneously bizarre and subtle -- that could have saved this game from sinking into obscurity. As it stands, though, about the only gamers who'll get their money's worth out of Starship Titanic are devoted Douglas Adams fans -- and even then only the most patient need apply.

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