We have already heard rumours of a new Star Trek title under development at Mad Doc Software, the guys who made Star Trek: Armada II and, more recently, Empire Earth II.
IGN reports that despite no official word on confirming the new title, it says that various sources online claim the game - titled Star Trek: Legacy, is indeed in the works, with Bethesda Softworks as publisher.
We agree with the article that given Mad Doc's way of doing this, it is likely to be a strategy title that will span the entire history of the franchise right from the original series through Star Trek: Enterprise.
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