At the end of the cliff, the player is chased by baby Pteranodons, and encounters a Tyrannosaurus Rex. When walking across the bridge it starts to break causing the player to sprint to the bridge without falling. The player goes up a cliff, jumping over many gaps and tranquilizing and dodging dinosaurs.(Baby Pteranodon, Adult Pteranodon, Compys, and a raptor.) When climbing to the top the player needs to hit a circuit breaker before discovering a rock bridge. As the player is about to turn around and go back a Pteranodon knocks the player down a cliff. After tranquilizing it the player walks on but, stegosaurus block the path (or at least their tails) the player must dodge the tail attacks before finding the last circuit breaker After opening the gate it will go to a cutscene. There is another part if the player wishes to capture the remaining raptors and/or compys. The player must act fast and tranquilize the raptor before proceeding. The thing is there is a raptor in the elevator. Left of the first circuit breaker is an elevator, as you pull the lever to the circuit breaker, the elevator lowers down. The player must advance downwards, capturing all dinosaurs in the way. Just as the player looks down, a large area of where he is standing crumbles causing him to fall to the near bottom of the cave. The player then goes down the cave and hears a rumbling. After the player survives the swim he finds an underwater cavern. (There is a hidden 4th raptor here) The player advances to the right where they must swim while avoiding jellyfish and mysterious poisonous purple plants. Soon after, the player will run into some raptors in a small cliff. The first circuit breaker is on the left, whereas the player must either avoid, distract, or capture the compys. In the first level, the player lands on a beach with a few compys on it. "Circuit Breakers" scattered around the island can be switched on to activate the island's electricity. "Call boxes" can be used to lure dinosaurs and various other weapons to tranquilize them. Since it's too dangerous to deliver it by hand, the helicopters drop gear in supply boxes onto Isla Sorna.
The dinosaurs were let loose, and the player is briefed that one must trap all the dinosaurs "before they destroy each other". It shows a typhoon raging across Jurassic Park and destroying the fences. The player is depicted as a person in a bio-mechanical suit hired by Jurassic Park to bring power back to the electrified fences and capture all the free-roaming dinosaurs.Īfter the training mission, the player is shown a cutscene.
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The visuals are pretty slick too, so if you can find it, this makes for a good choice for any dinosaur fans in the house.Jurassic Park III: Dino Defender, or just Dino Defender is a 2001 side-scrolling video game as franchise to the movie Jurassic Park III. However, there's still a lot to do and there are plenty of environments to explore and dinos to meet while the fighting requires just the right amount of strategy to balance the action. It's definitely aimed at younger audiences, which is evident in its story and the way it's presented and in the controls and fighting system.
Dinosaur Battles really is a strange beast of a game.
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Of course, the other dinosaurs aren't going to let you have things your own way, so expect to get into some fierce scraps, but fortunately you can upgrade your beast's DNA and give them some useful skills. You play the part of an agent sent in to rescue these hapless explorers but rather than head out into the jungle yourself, you're actually given a nifty piece of gadgetry which means you can control the various dinosaurs and use them to seek out the kids. The story here revolves an explorer who's leading some kids on an adventure but who lands on the wrong island and finds himself and his wards on the infamous Isla Sorna, home to rampaging dinosaurs. This one is perhaps one of the more bizarre ideas, but it's still worth a look, if only for its sheer oddity. The classic movie based on Michael Crichton's book that featured dinosaurs running wild in the modern world has given host to a number of game adaptations, including Ocean's solid take in the unimaginatively titled Jurassic Park, to the dire shooter Trespasser and the intriguing RTS that is Chaos Island.