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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Jurassic Park Adventures	?	?		Jaguar
Jurassic Park	Sega	1993	For 1-2 players.	Arcade
Jurassic Park	Amblin;Ocean;Universal (Ocean)	1993	If the movie shook you Ocean's REAL 3-D graphics will blow you away! This is in-your-face eyeball-to-eyeball full motion 3-D. We're going to put you closer to the main attractions than ever before possible. So close that when you find yourself staring into the flared nostrils of a famished raptor you can almost smell his breath. Play the greatest game of all time: Jurassic Park in 3-D.* [29]* [27]	SNES
Jurassic Park	Sega (Blue Sky)	1993	[media=youtube]https://youtu.be/bXoRhmW4urk[/media]*The Sega Genesis game based on the Jurassic Park movie/book differs from the games made by Ocean for other platforms. Basically, Sega's Jurassic Park is a side-scrolling action game. You jump from platform to platform, pick up weapons and health items, and try to make it to the end of the level with all your lives intact. This version of Jurassic Park does feature an interesting twist, however. You can play it either as Dr. Grant, or as a Velociraptor. The story and level design changes based on which character you use.While the game's plot differs greatly from the movie, it does share [i]some[/i] affinity with the book. [29]* [27]* [26][b]devouring[/b] - only as a raptor [b]charged jump[/b] - only as raptor, limited to vertical jumps and not really charging. player crouches before jumping to jump much higher than normal.**The game has two stories, one of which deviates completely from the story of the movie. You either play as Grant attempting to escape the island and survive the dinos, or as a raptor hunting Grant.	Mega Drive
Jurassic Park	Sega	1993	One of many games based on the 1993 blockbuster Jurassic Park, the version for Sega's 8-bit systems combines side-scrolling shooting action and platforming levels. In each of the five stages of the game, one escaped dinosaur species must be recaptured. Each level begins with a side-scrolling driving section. Dinosaurs attack the car and must be fend off by firing at them with a crosshair. If the player survives long enough, a boss battle against an especially powerful dinosaur follows. After the completion of the driving section the level continues with a platform section. The player must jump, duck and climb to survive moving lifts, floors that will crumble under his feet, environmental hazards like acid drops, steam leaks or giant boulders and more. Dinosaurs will of course also stand in the way, but can be defeated by using several weapons: a rifle, a grenade launcher and hand grenades. Navigating the often maze-like levels will lead to the dinosaur that must be captured and a corresponding boss fight. The first four levels (featuring a Velociraptor, Pteranodon, Triceratops and Brachiosaurus) can be tackled in any order, but the final level, featuring the Tyrannosaurus Rex, is only unlocked when the others have been completed.***"Look Grant, you've got to help us. With the computer security system out of commission, there's no telling how many dinosaurs have escaped and are running around free. We have to recapture them or Jurassic Park won't open on schedule. Not to mention the fact that with these dangerous animals out there we have no way of getting off the island alive!"	Master System
Jurassic Park	Ocean	1993	Treachery has turned John Hammond's dream into a living nightmare. His plan, to introduce the children of today to the kings of the prehistoric age, has now metamorphosed into a monster which threatens the world. With the electronic defences out of action and the computerised control systems sabotaged, his deadly creations are now roaming free throughout Jurassic Park. Dare you face up to the terrifying Tyrannosaurus Rex, the deadly Dilophosaurs and the vicious Velociraptors? Only you, Dr. Grant, have a chance of restoring this island paradise to peace. Are you ready... to play in the park?* [97]* [7]* [158]* [98]*** [22]	Amiga AGA
Jurassic Park	Ocean	1993		GB
Jurassic Park	Ocean	1993	Combines 2-D gameplay (first half of the game) and 3-D gameplay (second half of the game) Directly from the game box: Treachery has turned John Hammond's dream into a living nightmare. His plan, to introduce the children of today to the kings of the prehistoric age, has now metamorphosed into a monster which threatens the world. With the electronic defences out of action and the computerised control systems sabotaged, his deadly creations are now roaming free throughout Jurassic Park. Dare you face up to the terrifying Tyrannosaurus Rex, the deadly Dilophosaurs and the vicious Velociraptors? Only you, Dr. Grant, have a chance of restoring this island paradise to peace. Are you ready... to play in the park?	MS-DOS
Jurassic Park	Ocean	1993	[media=youtube]CP6BXn3rO8s[/media]*Combines 2-D gameplay (first half of the game) and 3-D gameplay (second half of the game) [?]*Treachery has turned John Hammond's dream into a living nightmare. His plan, to introduce the children of today to the kings of the prehistoric age, has now metamorphosed into a monster which threatens the world. With the electronic defences out of action and the computerised control systems sabotaged, his deadly creations are now roaming free throughout Jurassic Park. Dare you face up to the terrifying Tyrannosaurus Rex, the deadly Dilophosaurs and the vicious Velociraptors? Only you, Dr. Grant, have a chance of restoring this island paradise to peace. Are you ready... to play in the park? [Box blurb]	Amiga
Jurassic Park	Sega	1993		Mega-CD
Jurassic Park	Ocean	1993	NES-J9-USA published 1993-06 in the USA published 1993-12-28 in Europe 1 player or two players alternating. [Zerothis]	NES
Jurassic Park	Sega (AM7)	1993	Brazilian version distributed by Tec Toy. Korean version distributed by Samsung.* [29]* [27]*** [26]	Game Gear
Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues	Ocean	1994		GB
Jurassic Park: Rampage Edition	Sega (BlueSky Software)	1994		Mega Drive
Jurassic Park Interactive	Universal Interactive	1994		3DO
Jurassic Park II: The Chaos Continues	Ocean	1994		SNES
The Lost World: Jurassic Park	Sega (Appaloosa)	1995		Saturn
Jurassic Park: Chaos Island	Microsoft (Dreamworks Interactive)	1997	[b]Minimum:[/b] * Windows 95 or NT4 * 60 MHz Pentium CPU * 8 MB RAM * SVGA GPU w/ 256-color display * 20 MB HD space * 4X CD-ROM drive	Windows
Lost World: Jurassic Park	Tiger	1997	The secret island that was used to supply Jurassic Park with its dinosaurs has finally been found. Anthropologist Sarah Harding has led a small group of conservationists to the island to study the dinosaurs in their natural habitat. But Roland Tembo has also sent a team intent on hunting and returning the dinosaurs to the mainland for commercial purposes. You may play the game as either Harding or Tembo as you navigate the various game trails to the dinosaur nest areas. Either has a dangerous mission, as game trail dinosaurs will attempt to destroy your vehicle and nest area dinosaurs will attack.	Tiger Game.COM
The Lost World	Sega	1997		Arcade
The Lost World: Jurassic Park	THQ (Torus Games)	1997		GB
The Lost World: Jurassic Park	Sega (Appaloosa Interactive)	1997		Mega Drive
The Lost World: Jurassic Park	Electronic Arts (DreamWorks Interactive)	1997	The dinosaurs are back in this sequel to JURASSIC PARK. Embark on an adventure through Site B as you try to reach a radiophone so you can call a helicopter. But your journey won't be easy, as along the way you'll run into fierce, menacing dinosaurs that are just trying to eat you. Featuring 3D graphics, music straight out of the movie, and fast gameplay, JURASSIC PARK is back ... with bite!***1998 Special Edition; the only difference is slightly adjusted controls (minor improvements for jumping and attacking, but supposedly this was too small change to help)	PS
Trespasser	Electronic Arts (DreamWorks Interactive)	1998	[b]aim deadzone[/b] - this is essentially a side effect of the control system where you control the arm instead of any single item held in it like in other games. [b]limited capacity[/b] - you only have space for one item (any item, regardless of type or size) in your "inventory" and whatever is held in your hand at the moment. Rather silly in the way that a keycard or floppy disk in your pocket removes the possibility of carrying a rifle or pistol in your belt or back. [b]self awareness[/b] - border case, your legs are never seen, only the chest (which contains the "health display") and possibly a weapon peeking from your belt. [b]physics[/b] - besides the very basic puzzles based on them, the game practically revolves around the physics and the unusual control system used to interact with it. The movement of the dinos looks like it attempts to (primitively) simulate real movement rather than using frames like usual, this usually gives very strange looking walking animation for them as well as making them stumble occasionally (which although funny, is very poor representation of the agility most of these creatures possessed). Other cases come with the items you hold in your hand, usually being knocked off by the slightest force, and sometimes inadvertently by the dinos when they attack you (although more often they just brush the weapon aside). This may appear intentional, but it's likely accidental from their part. [b]gameplayinn[/b] - Ragdoll physics, the first game to use them. Although this received a negative response, ragdoll physics have become an integral part of modern games.	Windows
The Lost World: Jurassic Park	Sega (Aspect)	1998		Game Gear
Warpath: Jurassic Park	Dreamworks Interactive;Electronic Arts (Black Ops Entertainment)	1999	SAVAGE DINOSAUR FIGHTING! Flesh Ripping Claws! Bone-Crushing Jaws! Head-to-Head Combat! FEATURES: - 14 unique dinosaurs including T-Rex & Mega Raptor - Over 10 fighting arenas from Jurassic Park and Lost World - Edible power-ups and destructible environments - Intense 1 & 2 player action* [100]* [31]* [32]* [27]**[b]Dinosaurs:[/b] Acrocanthosaurus * Albertosaurus * Ankylosaurus * Carcharodontosaurus * Cryolophosaurus * Giganotosaurus * Megaraptor * Pachycephalosaurus * Spinosaurus * Stygimoloch * Styracosaurus * Suchomimus * Triceratops * Tyrannosaurus	PS
Jurassic Park 3	Konami	2001		Arcade
Jurassic Park III: Dino Defender	Knowledge Adventure	2001		Windows
Jurassic Park III - The DNA Factor	Konami (Honolulu Studio)	2001	Jurassic Park III: The DNA Factor takes players into an interactive prehistoric adventure in the Jurassic Park world. The game is a mix of side-scrolling adventure stages and intense puzzle action. The game features more than 10 dinosaur species and 12 levels to explore. Players will have to find the lost dinosaur DNA capsules that were scattered by a cargo-plane crash.* [100]* [12]*** [32]	GBA
Jurassic Park Part III - Island Attack	Konami (Mobile21)	2001	In their plans to build a "Jurassic Park", Ingen used DNA samples to bring dinosaurs back to life and recreate the world of the Mesozoic. Although they succeeded in recreating the dinosaurs, the unanticipated ferocity of their creations doomed the company's designs to failure.	GBA
Jurassic Park III - Park Builder	Konami	2001	Do you have what it takes to manage a successful Jurassic Park? Jurassic Park III: Park Builder allows players to create a simulated version of the dinosaur theme park. Construct a park from scratch, complete with restaurants, shops, and attractions. Search the world for DNA samples and use them to create more than 100 dinosaurs for your park, or trade DNA with a friend. But you'll need to be careful that your dinosaurs don't become sick, or, even worse, escape!	GBA
Pachitte Chonmage Tatsujin 2: CR Jurassic Park	?	2002		PS2
Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis	Vivendi Universal;Sierra Entertainment (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2003	[spoiler=Show available dinosaurs;Hide][b]Dinosaurs:[/b] * Dryosaurus * Gallimimus * Homalocephale * Kentrosaurus * Pachycephalosaurus * Styracosaurus * Ankylosaurus * Brachiosaurus * Camarasaurus * Corythosaurus * Edmontosaurus * Ouranosaurus * Parasaurolophus * Stegosaurus * Torosaurus * Triceratops * Albertosaurus * Ceratosaurus * Dilophosaurus * Velociraptor * Acrocanthosaurus * Allosaurus * Carcharodontosaurus * Spinosaurus * Tyrannosaurus[/spoiler]*[b]hunger[/b] — the dinosaurs require sufficient number of food dispensers to keep them fed, also their living areas require water supply, such as a lake, to keep their thirst at bay. Dinosaurs will die after a while if either is missing for too long. Possibly a factor with the tourists as well, but only to keep them at the park longer. [b]npc anxiety/fear[/b] — seen if a dinosaur breaks free from their containment area (this affects the tourists) or if two different dinosaurs (specifically a carnivore and herbivore or large carnivore with smaller carnivore) are forced to be too close to each other. The dinosaurs may try to avoid the carnivore so much that they can't stave their hunger and eventually starve to death unless the carnivore ends up killing them (is that even possible here? didn't witness it, but hypothetically it could happen). To prevent this, you can either provide separate holding areas for the dinos or large enough single area for them to prowl so they can keep their distance naturally. The latter is obviously much harder set up and maintain, but the game does provide sufficient mechanisms to attempt it.*Latest version: retail.	Windows
Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis	VU Games;Konami (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2003	Now is your chance to fulfill Dr. John Hammond’s dream by successfully designing and managing the ultimate dinosaur theme park. Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis allows gamers to create the most amazing theme park he world has ever seen. As the first ever fully 3D action-sim, Operation Genesis gives players two games in one. Either build the ultimate dinosaur theme park or engage in 12 action-packed missions that will truly test your gaming skills. Dream it. Build it. Survive it. This truly is Jurassic Park... your way!* [12]* [32]	PS2
Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis	VU Games;Konami (Blue Tongue Entertainment)	2003	With JURASSIC PARK, gamers create the most amazing dinosaur theme park the world has ever seen, or battle your way through twelve intense missions that will truly test your skills against the awesome powers of nature and its most dominant creatures.*** [12]	Xbox
Jurassic Park Institute Tour - Dinosaur Rescue	Rocket Company	2003		GBA
King Of Jurassic	Taito	2005		Arcade
Jurassic Park: The Game	Telltale Games	2011	Depicted dinosaurs: * Triceratops * Tyrannosaurus Rex * Troodon (Troodontidae) * Tylosaurus (identified as only Mosasaur) * Dilophosaurus * Velociraptor * Parasaurolophus * Herrerasaurus * Pteranodon (only seen flying about, never interacted with) * Compy (Compsognathus) Few others are seen depicted as paintings or drawings in maps or such, but not live ones.**Jurassic Park: The Game begins where the Barbasol can left off: The dinosaur embryos that Dennis Nedry attempted to smuggle from the park in the faux Barbasol can remain missing. A mysterious rival corporation brings in Nima, a professional smuggler with intimate knowledge of the park’s island setting, to retrieve the embryos. When InGen learns of staff stranded on the island after the park’s collapse, they hire a group of mercenaries to launch a rescue operation. The team arrives amidst the chaos of dinosaurs running rampant, and begins to round up survivors committed to protecting the dinosaurs they created. As this group grows, it soon becomes clear that individuals have competing agendas – and the conflict between the humans becomes as dangerous as the rampant dinosaur threats on the island. The group must ultimately survive confrontations with T-Rex, Velociraptors and other dinosaurs in spectacular showdowns as they look for a way out. Along the way, a new mysterious nocturnal dinosaur threat emerges, stalking the group as they work their way across the island in hopes of escape. Key features: An episodic adventure in five parts * Set during the events of the first film. * Story unfolds through a Steven Spielberg-inspired cinematic adventure crafted to stir mystery and tension while building to exciting climactic peaks. * Survive confrontations with T-Rex, Velociraptors and other dinosaurs.	Windows
Jurassic Park: The Game	Telltale Games	2011		X360
Jurassic Park: The Game	Telltale Games	2011		PS3
Jurassic Park: The Game	Telltale Games	2011		Mac OS X
LEGO Jurassic World	?	2015		PS3
LEGO Jurassic World	?	2015		PS Vita
LEGO Jurassic World	?	2015		X360
Lego Jurassic World	Warner Bros Ent. (TT Games)	2015		PS4
Lego Jurrassic World	Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment (TT Games)	2015		PS Vita
LEGO Jurassic World	Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment	2015		Windows
Lego Jurassic World	Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment (TT Games)	2015		Wii U
Lego Jurassic World	Warner Bros. Interactive Ent. (TT Games)	2015	Following the epic storylines of Jurassic Park, The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park III, as well as the highly anticipated Jurassic World, LEGO Jurassic World™ is the first videogame where players will be able to relive and experience all four Jurassic films. Reimagined in LEGO form and told in TT Games’ signature classic LEGO humor, the thrilling adventure recreates unforgettable scenes and action sequences from the films, allowing fans to play through key moments and giving them the opportunity to fully explore the expansive grounds of Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna. GAME FEATURES: • Relive key moments from all four Jurassic films: An adventure 65 million years in the making - now in classic LEGO brick fun! • Wreak havoc as LEGO dinosaurs: Choose from 20 dinosaurs, including the friendly Triceratops, deadly Raptor, vicious Compy and even the mighty T. rex. • Customize your own dinosaur collection: Collect LEGO amber and experiment with DNA to create completely original dinosaurs, like the Dilophosaurus Rex. • Populate and explore Isla Nublar and Isla Sorna: Put your unique dinosaur creations in to paddocks as you complete special Free Play missions. • Play with family and friends with easy access drop-in, drop-out gameplay option. (Available on console only.)*** [12]	Xbox One
LEGO Jurassic World	WB Games (TT Games)	2015		3DS

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