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Ty Burr
Ty Burr is a writer at large for EW and is no relation to Raymond or Aaron
StarGate the movie takes audiences to the planet of the Egyptian-like deities. StarGate the CD-ROM takes users to the planet of the Hollywood publicists. A vaguely Myst-ical interface deposits you in a sumptuous otherworldly palace; clicking around leads you to interviews, bios, stills, and production art, plus postage-stamp-size making-of footage that would be seen to better effect on Entertainment Tonight. The one exception to the puffery is a detailed segment on the history and gods of ancient Egypt. This is useful if, like me, you always thought the ''Memphis Triad'' consisted of Elvis, Jerry Lee, and Carl Perkins. C+
Posted Nov 25, 1994
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