Jurassic Park (Genesis) Full Longplay (Grant)
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- Jurassic Park (Genesis) Full Longplay
Played as Dr. Alan Grant
Jurassic Park (Genesis) Full Longplay (Raptor) • Jurassic Park (Genesis...
Jurassic Park is a 1993 video game developed by BlueSky Software and published by Sega for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis. It was released as part of the tie-in merchandise to the 1993 film of the same name. The game includes elements from Michael Crichton's 1990 novel, Jurassic Park, on which the film is based.
In 1994, after the financial success of the film and its merchandise, Sega released a sequel video game titled Jurassic Park: Rampage Edition.
Jurassic Park is a standard side-scrolling action video game, with platform gameplay elements. The end objective is to reach the end of each level, using items placed at fixed locations. However, the game features a then-uncommon variation in action games, giving players the option of using two characters that played independently to one another. The game is playable as either paleontologist Dr. Alan Grant, or a Velociraptor. Grant is the default character and can be switched to the Raptor using the "Player" option on the game's main menu. The game has three selectable difficulty levels: "Medium" is the default neutral setting while "Hard" means more damage taken from enemies (who move faster and attack frequently) and "Easy" mode makes for less troublesome foes from which relatively little damage is taken.
Each player is given three lives; when one is lost, the player restarts at the beginning of the level. A game over will reset the game entirely, although passwords are displayed in between levels, allowing the player to continue from a specific level rather than from the beginning. A Password option is displayed in the game's main menu.
When playing as Grant, his objective is to navigate through seven areas of Isla Nublar, and make it safely to the Visitors Center to escape via helicopter. However he must contend with the various dinosaurs that roam the island, now free of their enclosures. Grant can use various weapons, including a tranquillizer gun, a stun gun, flash grenades, gas grenades, and a rocket launcher. All of these items require ammunition refills which are scattered throughout the island, sometimes in hard-to-reach places. Grant's recovery item is a first-aid kit, a few of which occur in each level.
The Velociraptor player character can jump higher than Grant, and run much faster, although it can only attack from close-range using its teeth and claws. The Raptor's goal is to elude (or eliminate) the Jurassic Park security guards, and corner Grant at the Visitors Center. The Raptor plays for only five levels, however. Along the way, stray dinosaurs can be bothersome for the Raptor, who can knock them out. The enemy guards wield grenades and missiles but can be easily overpowered by the Raptor, although the final level increases the guards' presence and temperament. The Raptor's health item is generic "meat", although it has the ability to eat a "compy" to refill its health as well.
Acclaim Entertainment and Activision had both bid for the rights to produce the Sega Genesis version of Jurassic Park, but lost to Sega. Doug TenNapel, who created Earthworm Jim, was the lead artist for the development team. The game's animators consulted experts who worked on the film on how the game's dinosaurs should look. The development team also consulted with paleontologist Robert Bakker, who dissected a supermarket chicken to demonstrate the similarities of dinosaur anatomy to bird anatomy. Bakker also appeared in a commercial for the game. For the game to reflect the latest dinosaur discoveries and theories, the development team took field trips to museums of natural history; and to zoos to observe the feeding habits and physical movements of birds and reptiles, such as ostriches and alligators. Jurassic Park was the first game by Sega to be developed using Silicon Graphics computers at the company's new development facility; such computers were previously used to create computer-generated dinosaurs for the film. The 3D models for the game's dinosaurs were created using stop motion photography while a team member was filmed acting out Grant's movements and was then digitized.
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What I like most about it is the fact that you can play as a Human and Dinosaur. And each with a different ending.
Those graphics were incredible best movie game. Game still looks nice today and still plays good.
I Hated with my entire soul the boat and pump station stages, but everything was worth it to reach visitor center and hear the amazing track
This brings back memories. I got this game for my 15th birthday. Forgot what a banger the soundtrack was on this. I do remember getting to the end and not knowing how to beat it. And then Grant's pose at the end is like, "what did you expect?" LOL
That sound chip of the Genesis sounds forever unique and weird
A good game, but in retrospect it feels like a beta that ended up released as a retail version.
I remember beating the level and frantically pulling out pencil and paper to write down the password
This brings back so many memories. I could never figure out how kill the two raptors at the end. I never beat the game playing as Grant as a result. I can't believe how simple it was. Lol. This was still one of my favorite games on my genesis.
Doctor Alan Grant: Climber, electrician, sailor, expert marksman, expert grenadier, survivalist and screamer.
If I remember correctly the ending for Grant was supposed to be different but they cut it down to the helicopter flying away due to either time constraints or technical constraints
My dad owned a pizza shop and a video store in a mall when i was a child. I was 6 when Jurassic Park came out, my brothers and i would go to work with my dad and play this game along with many others in the back while eating pizza. This brought back some incredible memories of the 90's
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People always tell me on yt that it’s “nostalgia” every time I say that older games like these and 1990s/early 2000s were the best games will ever be, but this particular game was even before my time and I think it’s absolutely AWESOME! Esp when you consider a handful of people worked on these 1980s early 1990s games.
That T-Rex dodge at
Did the T-rex just say Sega (AVGN)
My father got a Mega Drive 3 in mid-1999, I rented it directly from the VHS video store in my neighborhood. What I can say about this game is that at first it seems to be difficult for beginners, but over time you get used to it. The problem was not to pass the levels, but to beat the game at the end of Central Center, I only discovered this after 6 years lol
The look on Grants face at
This was one of the first games I actually owned as a kid. I think I got it for my 4th bday in 97 lol
Thank you for this; I remember playing this waaaay back. It was awesome to watch it again and watch you play it so masterfully.
This brings back memories.