Jurassic Park CD

[Melf]

A while back, we used to have "theme" weeks where we'd dedicate an entire week of reviews and features to a particular franchise. It's been a while, so we've decided to bring it back! This week, we'll be focusing on everything Jurassic Park. Everthing from reviews of the CD version and Rampage Edition to a historial on the franchise and a comprehensive new Behind the Design about the making of the first game. Brace yourselves folks, it's time to go back to Isla Nublar!


First up is our full review (http://www.sega-16.com/review_page.php?id=1116&title=Jurassic%20Park%20CD) of Jurassic Park CD, a decidedly different take on the franchise. Going the point-and-click route, it was a fresh experience that forced gamers to think instead of shoot, and any misstep could result in a quick death. Read on and see why there's yet one more game that should be in your Sega CD library.

[Joe Redifer]

This is one of the few games that made me regret buying a Sega CD. It works great for inducing comas, though.

[Rusty Venture]

Hate to nit-pick, but in the review:

"One false move and you'll end up as triceratops food."

Unless you play a walking bipedal house plant, this isn't going to happen.

[Russman]

Never played any Sega CD game, and the comparison to Myst in this review doesn't make me want to anytime soon. I admit though it does look a tad more entertaining than Myst, plus I loved all the JP movies, so who knows. Nice review anyway, thanks!

[Arjak]

This was one of the games that came with my Sega CD when I bought it off of ebay. I love playing it, even though I've never beaten it.

[Joe Redifer]

I think that I would enjoy Magical Dinosaur Tour on the TG-16 CD more than this. For one it has better graphics and might even have up to 16 times more action (16 x none still = none).