

If you play as the Raptor, you have to get your eggs to safety (before someone makes a movie out of you). (They either want to breed the eggs or make a mighty big omelet.) In this game, you must stop the agents before they reach their goal, avoiding famished dinos along the way. The Park Never ClosesĪs Grant leaves Jurassic Park at the end of the first game, he sees InGen agents combing the area for dinosaur eggs.


Betcha it's simultaneously released with the JP videotape in October. Instead of the linear gameplay of the previous game, Rampage Edition allowed players to choose from three levels to complete before they were allowed to proceed to the final levels in order to win the game.Enough with the dinosaurs! JP: Rampage Edition is another ploy to keep you interested in prehistory. Grant allowing you to escape the island by hiding on a cargo boat. As the Velociraptor you play all the same levels as Dr. An interesting bonus for the Velociraptor or Raptor is if you collect enough Lysine Cases you are able to go into 'Rampage Mode' where the screen turns red and you become invincible for a limited amount of time. If the player decides to play as the Velociraptor you win battles with physical attacks such as biting and whipping your tail. Grant you travel through fighting military type men, possibly private InGen protection, and dinosaurs until you are able to escape the island by boat. The variety of weapons in the game include an assault rifle, shotgun, flame-thrower, grenades, rocket launcher, and shock rifle. By default you start out with a dart gun that has infinite ammo but there is a wide selection of weapons available for the player to obtain throughout the game. Grant you start at the crash site of the helicopter that you used to escape at the end of the first game. The game allows the player to choose between Dr.

Like its predecessor, Rampage Edition is an action game with a platform setup. It is the sequel to the popular game Jurassic Park. Jurassic Park: Rampage Edition is a side-scroller released in 1994 by Sega for the Sega Mega Drive System and for its American equivalent, the Sega Genesis.
