Sounds very interesting; too bad they didn't finish it. I wasn't able to find any pictures, just bits of information. Spectrum Holobyte began working on the game in 1993 and the project was cancelled in 1995. The most detailed info I could find is this:

Spectrum will beam down several more Star Trek: The Next Generation games over the next year, including a graphic adventure on CD-ROM designed for MS-DOS computers as well as A World for All Seasons, an interactive adventure for the hot but pricey 3DO system. Everything and everybody is rendered in computer-created 3-D images, and though that gives Picard, Data, and the other TV stars a bit of a mannequin look, the backgrounds are stunning. And with the 3DO's ability to move graphics on the screen, expect fast and smooth animation.

You might try emailing the company or some of the people who worked on the game for more information and photos; tell them you are doing a web site on Star Trek games or something. Probably a long shot but you never know until you try. 😀

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrum_Holobyte

I doubt Hasbro even has any of the materials left of it

A quick dogpile...

Gregory L. Guerin - lead designer
http://www.amug.org/~glguerin/my/history.html

STEVEN P. OLSON
http://www.stevenolson.com/sample_cutscene.htm

those two names together found this page..
http://www.zaramis.nu/anders/st/games/tng.html

i'd take a guess that the names under Star Trek TNG: A Final Unity, 1995 would be your best bet because its spectrum holobyte.

Ok I have some info and shots for everyone. I bought a few old EGMs off eBay the other day, including the specific issue that I had cut up in my childhood 😀. Click on the little thumbnail for a big scan.

Those CGI models of the characters look a LOT like the models from A Final Unity. I guess they did go cross-platform a little.

More likely they re-used art and other resources originally developed for the cancelled game in order to cut down on costs.

Well, the CGI models are only shown in cinematics. The rest of the game looks nothing like those above shots.

*chuckles* I stumbled on this on youtube today and figure you guys might get a kick out of an old commercial for an Undisclosed Star Trek 3DO title. As you watch you can see how primitive the 3D graphics were for the time.

Star Trek Video Game Promo

Also it featured gameplay of the SNES game Future's Past and briefly mentions the Virtual Reality system.

Hey yeah I stumbled on that too a while back. I contacted the original poster and he sent me the quicktime file that he uploaded. It's slightly better quality than the Youtube processed version.

The vid has the most footage I've seen of that 3DO game. And the shots of the other games are different than their final versions.

http://rapidshare.com/files/158120474/startrekpromo.mov.html

awesome find..loved my classic 3DO; for some reason it had the best type of simulator games available including gun games like Mad Dog Mcree.