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nicolascy · 09/01/2011, 02:46 am

The best jurassic park games by Far was the original jurassic park PC game if you remember it that was part isometric 2d and you were looking for your kids and then when you reached the parks facilities then it became a doom like 3d shooter .I loved that game.

But the Best jurassic game and a game that was a decade ahead of any other game was Trespasser.It was voted by many as the worst game of all time but the truth is that it is among the best games of all time ever...

The problem is that the original version had 1.000.000 bugs and problems along a virtually unplayable frame rate even on dual voodoo 2 machines...The thing is that the devs kept working on it and released a huge (For its time patch) around 50 mb...(heheh that at a time when the actual game without cinematics and music was like 200 mb!! ).They also re-released the game in Europe with one better version (the patch updated the game to 1.05 but the re-release was 1.06b or something like that)

I was very lucky i found that version and bought it and actually took my time to play it when i builded a new gaming system in 2002 if i remember.By then the game was running like silk on the new p4 processors and the game was an experience...Everything you think you could do in the real life you can do it in this game and the opposite ,everything that could kill or harm you in real life happens here.For example if you run down a steep hill you are going to tumble and maybe even kill yourself as in real life...hehheh.Dinosaurs are treated as animals and you could distract them by throwing stuff etc..The real time lighting was amazing for it's time and been able to interact with everything was amazing.This is a game where if you bumped on a door or a wall or a tree while holding a gun ,depending of the force of the bump or the lengh of your weapons you could either have your weapons position move,or even have it fall down...Or even on some rare occations you could even shoot yourself by accident...It was that realistic.....

In any case you could find it in many places to "download it"-as the last european version is sadly a bit difficult to find.

ALSO don't forget to go to http://www.trescom.org/ A fan site that has a lot of unnoficial patches to improve trespasser.

-There is the official 1.1 patch
-The unnoficial that further patches the game to 2.13
-A video patch that adds hd resolutions to the game
-A menu patch that adds quicksave/quickload functions...
-And another video patch that improves the distance to infinity

Tyrantking001 · 09/01/2011, 07:06 pm

I have gained posession onf some new (to my collection) Jurassic Park games

Trespasser
Chaos Island
Danger Zone
Dino Defender

and i have managed to relocate my copy of Jurassic Park for the Sega CD (i just wish i still had the Sega Genesis and Sega CD attachment lol)

Tyrantking001 · 01/12/2012, 04:01 am

I added telltale's Jurassic Park the Game to my growing collection of Jurassic Park Games, and would still like to hear what other people like and dislike about the seemingly endless list of JP based games on the market today.

Also some minor help with games like Trespasser and Chaos Island wouldn't be turned away either

SWGNATE · 01/12/2012, 07:32 am

I have to say that The new JP game is my favorite with The TLW arcade game 2ndand operation genesis third

Lewis dodson · 03/17/2012, 05:54 am

my favourite jp game is trespasser it rocks dispite what the critics say but i have alot more jp games cause jp rocks so if ya want any ya can try to fing me

Email:cbroa21@hotmail.com
Facebook:cory broad
Skype:cory broad

i also need help with ttg jp game it wont accept my user and password

*Irishmile* · 03/17/2012, 08:30 am

Mine is JP the game made by TTG... its the only one that seems to fit in with the franchise.. When it came out I like the JP game on the genesis.. mainly because I soaked up anything JP related... I cant really say I was impressed with Trespasser its one of those games that could have been great if its publisher only believed in the project.

I do not like strategy games so Operation Genesis isn't anything I got into.. I DID give it a shot.. but I just found it boring.

Mihanick · 03/20/2012, 10:17 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tyrantking001

Jurassic Park (NES)

It is my first game "Jurassic Park"
Jurassic Park NES Music

johnnyt471 · 03/22/2012, 04:59 pm

I haven't played many. But I kind of enjoyed the SNES Jurassic Park, which for a licensed SNES game was actually a neat action adventure and had a surprising amount of stuff you could do. The first-person shooter parts were seriously flawed but I thought it was cool anyway because it was just the SNES and I didn't know any better. The only big problem was that YOU COULDN'T SAVE YOUR GAME! What the hell was up with that, anyway? As a result, I never actually beat it. I should give it a try on an emulator one of these days.

09/01/2011, 07:06 pm	#22
Tyrantking001 Misplaced Tyrannosaur Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Alberta Canada Posts: 51	I have gained posession onf some new (to my collection) Jurassic Park games Trespasser Chaos Island Danger Zone Dino Defender and i have managed to relocate my copy of Jurassic Park for the Sega CD (i just wish i still had the Sega Genesis and Sega CD attachment lol) __________________ I am the Tyrantking... apparently someone forgot the rest of my name

01/12/2012, 04:01 am	#23
Tyrantking001 Misplaced Tyrannosaur Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Alberta Canada Posts: 51	I added telltale's Jurassic Park the Game to my growing collection of Jurassic Park Games, and would still like to hear what other people like and dislike about the seemingly endless list of JP based games on the market today. Also some minor help with games like Trespasser and Chaos Island wouldn't be turned away either __________________ I am the Tyrantking... apparently someone forgot the rest of my name

03/17/2012, 08:30 am	#26
Irishmile The Skipping Dead Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: WI, its a paradise 3 months of the year Posts: 6,542	Mine is JP the game made by TTG... its the only one that seems to fit in with the franchise.. When it came out I like the JP game on the genesis.. mainly because I soaked up anything JP related... I cant really say I was impressed with Trespasser its one of those games that could have been great if its publisher only believed in the project. I do not like strategy games so Operation Genesis isn't anything I got into.. I DID give it a shot.. but I just found it boring. __________________ unholy THIS! I am a community moderator, here to assist, keep the peace, and keep these boards clean and friendly for all. I am a volunteer, and not a Telltale employee, and my opinions are my own.

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09/01/2011, 02:46 am	#21
nicolascy Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 11	The best jurassic park games by Far was the original jurassic park PC game if you remember it that was part isometric 2d and you were looking for your kids and then when you reached the parks facilities then it became a doom like 3d shooter .I loved that game. But the Best jurassic game and a game that was a decade ahead of any other game was Trespasser.It was voted by many as the worst game of all time but the truth is that it is among the best games of all time ever... The problem is that the original version had 1.000.000 bugs and problems along a virtually unplayable frame rate even on dual voodoo 2 machines...The thing is that the devs kept working on it and released a huge (For its time patch) around 50 mb...(heheh that at a time when the actual game without cinematics and music was like 200 mb!! ).They also re-released the game in Europe with one better version (the patch updated the game to 1.05 but the re-release was 1.06b or something like that) I was very lucky i found that version and bought it and actually took my time to play it when i builded a new gaming system in 2002 if i remember.By then the game was running like silk on the new p4 processors and the game was an experience...Everything you think you could do in the real life you can do it in this game and the opposite ,everything that could kill or harm you in real life happens here.For example if you run down a steep hill you are going to tumble and maybe even kill yourself as in real life...hehheh.Dinosaurs are treated as animals and you could distract them by throwing stuff etc..The real time lighting was amazing for it's time and been able to interact with everything was amazing.This is a game where if you bumped on a door or a wall or a tree while holding a gun ,depending of the force of the bump or the lengh of your weapons you could either have your weapons position move,or even have it fall down...Or even on some rare occations you could even shoot yourself by accident...It was that realistic..... In any case you could find it in many places to "download it"-as the last european version is sadly a bit difficult to find. ALSO don't forget to go to http://www.trescom.org/ A fan site that has a lot of unnoficial patches to improve trespasser. -There is the official 1.1 patch -The unnoficial that further patches the game to 2.13 -A video patch that adds hd resolutions to the game -A menu patch that adds quicksave/quickload functions... -And another video patch that improves the distance to infinity

01/12/2012, 07:32 am	#24
SWGNATE Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: again uh.... Posts: 228	I have to say that The new JP game is my favorite with The TLW arcade game 2ndand operation genesis third

03/17/2012, 05:54 am	#25
Lewis dodson Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 2	my favourite jp game is trespasser it rocks dispite what the critics say but i have alot more jp games cause jp rocks so if ya want any ya can try to fing me Email:cbroa21@hotmail.com Facebook:cory broad Skype:cory broad i also need help with ttg jp game it wont accept my user and password

03/22/2012, 04:59 pm	#28
johnnyt471 Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 22	I haven't played many. But I kind of enjoyed the SNES Jurassic Park, which for a licensed SNES game was actually a neat action adventure and had a surprising amount of stuff you could do. The first-person shooter parts were seriously flawed but I thought it was cool anyway because it was just the SNES and I didn't know any better. The only big problem was that YOU COULDN'T SAVE YOUR GAME! What the hell was up with that, anyway? As a result, I never actually beat it. I should give it a try on an emulator one of these days.