SC 1760A
| SC 1760A | |
|---|---|
| |
| Production | Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom |
| Type | Plot |
| Series | G - Pasqual |
| Disc | CD3 (PC), CD2 (PSX), Side A (DVD) |
| Run Time | 35s |
| Choice A | He’s missing the point ... |
| Choice B | Bitter guy. |
| Scenes | 176 |
| Locations | Storage Hold |
SC_1760A is a cutscene from Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom. It plays when the player selects "Talk to Hawk." in the Storage Hold after Pasqual G1.
- Download: SC_1760A.mp4
Transcript
COLONEL CHRISTOPHER BLAIR: Well, I see you finally took my advice about finding some place to get some rest.
COLONEL JACOB "HAWK" MANLEY: �Yeah, it's the Ritz. Well, I'm not gonna put myself out too much on this Kilrathi foreign aid, that's for sure. What a waste. I fought those animals in the war. We'd all be a lot better off if their whole kind was obliterated.
Characters
Speaking
- Colonel Christopher Blair
- Colonel Jacob "Hawk" Manley
Non-Speaking
DVD
The DVD Version of Wing Commander IV includes much higher resolution versions of almost every cutscene from the CD-ROM release.
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PlayStation
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Translations
Wing Commander IV's cutscenes were dubbed for the French and German releases.
French
PC
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PlayStation
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German
PC
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PlayStation
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Script
Shooting Script
A Wing Commander IV shooting script has been digitized from the collection of the University of Texas at Austin. A digital version (extracted below) was posted to Origin's Wing Commander IV website in 1996.
storage hold - Hawk (optional) -g2 Blair finds Hawk laid out on a bedroll, glaring at the ceiling.
Blair So you took my advice about where to catch some zee's.
Hawk Well I ain't gonna put myself out too much on this Kilrathi 'foreign aid,' that's for sure. (beat) What a waste. I fought these damned beasts in the war. We'd be better off if their kind were obliterated.
Shooting Schedule
A Wing Commander IV production notebook has been digitized from the collection of the University of Texas at Austin.
