Confederation and taken up farming. Though his skills in that field are less then adequate. Rachael Has since left him and returned to mechanical service with in the Confederation.
he Kilrathi, beaten and broken
ollowing in the wake of the
success of the Heart of the Tiger was the fourth chapter in the chapter in the Story of Christopher Blair. Like its predecessor, the Price of Freedom used real actors in digitized movies to further the story. Many of the characters from Wing Commander III make return appearances and some change faces in this new chapter.
following the destruction of Kilrah, have broken along clan lines. Some clans seek to peaceful exist with in the universe. Others have become pirates, raiding various outposts and star ships. The Universe has become an uncertain place, lines once etched in blood and drawn with lives lost in battle, no longer exist. The Once massive Confederation armed forces are returning home, to a home that has for several decades supported nothing but a war effort. Now, with the war over, solders return knowing how to do little else but fight.
n the past 3 games, the enemy
ing Commander IV: The Price
of Freedom followed a period of months after the end of the events depicted in Wing Commander III. Christopher Blair as retired from the
had always been the Kilrathi. That no longer applies. Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom puts Christopher Blair at the fore front of the universe once more. Retrieved from retirement by his long time wing mate, Maniac, Admiral Tolwyn asks Blair to investigate a series of disruptions along the borders of the Confederation.
ason Bernard returns to reprise
his role as Captain William Eisen. This time, Eisen plays a more active role then he did in the Heart of the Tiger.
here Captain Eisen had simply
given you mission briefings, and the occasional encouragement when dealing with a way ward pilot, he now interacts with Blair on a personal basis with in the game. He also works behind the scenes as well and forces the game forward. In this confused and uncertain universe, there are those who see enemies at all doors. Enemies working with in the Confederation and those who bit at the fringes. Pirates attacks convoys, civilian installations are destroyed by craft with Border Worlds Insignia, and bizarre unmarked craft attack almost randomly. But, there is one force behind it all, and Captain Eisen begins working to find the power behind the attacks,

4 January 2008

By: Alexandru Stanescu, Editor, Gaming Reviews (Consoles)
Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom Codes and Glitches (PSX)
Level select and instant kill
Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom is the third direct sequel in Chris Roberts' Wing Commander science fiction space combat simulator franchise of computer games, produced by Origin Systems. Released in 1995, WC4 was produced on the then-unheard-of budget of USD $12 million. The majority of this budget went to the shooting of its full motion video, which retained the previous game's cast and used real sets instead of bluescreen techniques. The game required 6 CD-ROMs, but was later re-released on DVD for special DVD-ROM kits. A single-sided DVD version simply repackaged the game's content, while a double-sided DVD edition re-encoded the video to MPEG2 DVD-quality. The first game set after the end of the Terran-Kilrathi War, WC4 depicted a galaxy in the midst of a chaotic transition, with human civilians, Kilrathi survivors and former soldiers on both sides attempting to restabilize their lives. The game includes a large number of branching conversations in which the player must choose what response his character, Christopher Blair, will give; the choice may affect the other person's attitude toward your character, the morale of the entire crew, the player's next assignment and even the game's ending. As the man giving the orders, Blair often gets to choose what ship he will fly, what missiles it will carry, and what wingman (or wingmen) he will take with him. (Wikipedia)CodesLevel SelectAt the copyright screen press Up, Down, Down, Up, R2 Level Select GlitchesInstant KillFirst enter the Level Select Code (Up, Down, Down, Up, R2) At the Wing Commander Copyright Screen. Then, while you are playing a level, target the desired ship and press L1+L2+Square. (press at the same time) The Targeted ship should be destroyed. NOTE: You can mess up the mission you are on by destroying a plot-specific ship or a friendly ship (common sense dictates to NOT use this code on your carrier!) ALSO: Any ships destroyed using this code WILL NOT be added to your killboard!Enter the fascinating world of game-making with this "behind the scenes" video:
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