Summary

Interface of a minigame from the game Star Trek: Elite Force II in which the player must correctly reroute energy in order to power up a device crucial for his further progress.

Source

The original uncropped screenshot is used with permission of Michael Mangold (http://www.visualwalkthroughs.com).

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Rationale for the fair use of this image in the article Star Trek: Elite Force II

• Neither Ritual Entertainment nor Activision hava not released any such images to the public domain.
• The image is used to demonstrate the principle of a minigame which couldn't be described only by text accurately.
• The image is being used in an informative way and should not detract from the game.
• The image is a cropped version of the original and is of a low resolution.
• The image is used to illustrate important characteristics of the game mentioned in the article, which conveys to the reader an idea of what they look like.
• The image's only purpose it to aid in the description of the fictional world of Star Trek and for no other purpose.
• The image does not limit publisher's ability to sell the game.