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最强的最终决战——THE FINAL ODYSSEY 说实话，这款游戏很老了 而且 不出名 我记得 曾经有人和我聊过 都是 好像叫 The Final Odyssey 的即时战略游戏，有2个种，一个有是机械化的科技型的，宁外就是像星级虫族那种，如果打战役的话同时要控制2个地图。 : A Space Odyssey, the malfunctioning supercomputer HAL 9000 killed astronaut Frank Poole and set his body adrift. In 3001: The Final Odyssey, Clarke's third sequel to the 1968 novel and film, a spacecraft recovers Poole's spacesuited body, which has been perfectly preserved by the vacuum of space. Thanks to 31st-century medical technology, Poole makes a speedy recovery. He adjusts quickly life on Earth in 3001, a world of full-immersion virtual reality, direct mind-to-computer links, intelligent dinosaurs and skyscrapers tens of thousands of miles high. But Poole grows restless and resolves to complete the mission he started 10 centuries ago: to investigate the mysterious and powerful black slab known as the Monolith. Millions of years ago, the Monolith gave a struggling band of ape-men an evolutionary kick in the pants, sending them on the road to technology and civilization. In 2010, the Monolith transformed Jupiter into a miniature sun to nurture the developing life on the frozen Jovian moon Europa. In its only direct message to humanity, the Monolith warned humans to attempt no landings on Europa. Poole, however, hopes that an exception will be made for him, because his old shipmate Dave Bowman apparently still exists in some form within the Monolith on Europa, his mind merged with that of the debugged HAL 9000. Profound ideas, but an average novel The film 2001: A Space Odyssey was a cinematic milestone and perhaps the best --and most intelligent -- science fiction movie made. 2001 the novel, based on the screenplay Clarke co-wrote with director Stanley Kubrick, was merely okay. The story was really designed for film, and Clarke mapped some of the same territory more effectively in his 1953 novel Childhood's End. 2010 (made into a so-so 1984 movie) and 2061 don't rank with Clarke's best novels, but they were lively and thoughtful space adventures. But not a whole lot happens in 3001. The slender plot serves mainly to explore what society and technology might be like in the future and to pass stern judgment on the barbarities of the modern age, including war, female genital mutilation and especially religion, which one character deems a form of mass insanity. Yet the original 2001 used basic religious themes in science fictional form: creation, the loss of innocence that comes with knowledge, death and resurrection, and human destiny under the control of a vast and unknowable power. In 3001, the 79-year-old Clarke seems intent on dismantling his theology and putting humanity back in control. As the real 2001 approaches, Clarke will brook no millennial nonsense: gods will not save humanity, nor will aliens or even computer technology. As philosophy, 3001 is intriguing, maybe even profound. As a novel, it's an anticlimactic end to a saga that began -- and probably should have ended -- with 2001. Still, 3001 is never less than interesting. In his long career, Clarke has written about space, technology and humanity's limitless potential with an insight and eloquence that few can rival. Even if Clarke has lost his edge as a novelist, his ideas are well worth listening to. With a stronger ending, 3001 might make a pretty decent movie. Paging Mr. Kubrick... --Curt 这是我从国外的一个游戏网站找出来的资料 大意是介绍剧情（由小说改过来的） |
