Jurassic Park (arcade game)

Infobox VG
title= Jurassic Park


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developer= Sega-AM3
publisher= Sega
released= 1994
genre= Rail shooter
modes= 2 Players
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platforms= Arcade
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requirements=
input= Joystick, 2 Button
arcade system= Sega System 32
display= Raster, 416 x 224 pixels (Horizontal), 16384 colors

"Jurassic Park" is the name of a rail shooter arcade game developed by Sega in 1994. Gameplay has much in common with the classic rail shooter "Operation Wolf", as players fend off their vehicle from dinosaur attacks with automatic weaponry, though a joystick is used to play, rather than a light gun. A follow up called "" reached arcades in 1997. The game circles around two Ingen Commandos who go to Isla Nublar to clean up the Island after the incident in 1993. They must avoid the dinosaurs and also many natural things such as boulders. Also there are many fences and barricades that are left over. The game ends with the commandos watching the dinosaurs being caged once again.

List of Dinosaurs

*Tyrannosaurus Rex
*Velociraptor
*Gallimimus
*Triceratops
*Dilophosaurus
*Pteranodon
*Ankylosaurus
*Brachiosaurus
*Ichthyosaurus

Levels & Dinosaur Appearances

Area 1

*Tyrannosaurus Rex
*Velociraptor
*Gallimimus
*Triceratops
*Dilophosaurus
*Pteranodon
*AnkylosaurusIn this stage, the player(s) have to shoot the T-Rex, get in a cave where they and have to shoot rock piles and "Velociraptors". When they reach the end of the cave, they enter a field where they must shoot the "Gallimimus" and the "Triceratops"

Area 2

*Ankylosaurus
*Brachiosaurus
*Ichthyosaurus
*Pteranodon
*Boss Tyrannosaurus Rex

Area 3

*Velociraptor
*Triceratops
*Pteranodon

Area 4

*Velociraptor
*Gallimimus
*Pteranodon
*Triceratops
*Dilophosaurus
*Bosses Tyrannosaurus Rex

ee also

"Jurassic Park"
Jurassic Park video games

External links

*KLOV game|id=8262|name=Jurassic Park