Jurassic Park Sega Master System

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>>4200681
I've heard the GG version is basically the same, but stars a special-ops sort of dude instead of classic Grant

Never played it but I"m in the Jurassic Park mood.

I just played the GameGear Power Rangers game and I think it's better than the SNES/Genesis versions.

Why is the JP master system game good?

>>4200695
I played the GG version as a kid and the MS version as an adult and as far as I can tell that's the only difference...maybe the MS version looks a little better?

>>4202168
The game allows you to do the levels in any order you want, each level has two different game-play stages with a boss at the end. Each boss has a unique level layout with different level gimmicks, attacks and strategy.
I think what I like the most is the variety of the game, also, it's a really short game that can be completed easily in a sitting, so you don't lose much by trying it.

Played the SNES/Genesis versions and they're so so.

Surprised it came out for SMS. Would think the system would be extinct by then, no pun intended.

>>4202527
It's not a port though, this is its own game.

>>4202527
No, the Master System was supported directly by Sega in Europe until 1996. Longer in Brazil, but only under license by Sega.

So, JP games:

Master System/Game Gear: same game, different main character, larger screen in MS.

NES/: Mostly same game, I think the GB version lacked some levels or parts of a level though.

SNES: Very similar in mechanics to the NES game but it has first person segments and a very different map and in general the better game though more difficult since it's less linear.

Genesis: It's own game.

Sequels:
JP//: SNES/ Game Boy, mostly the same game but the GB version obviously being a downgraded version with a chibi character but it takes most of the levels/story/music from SNES and only downgrades them/makes them easier/linear.

Genesis: Rampage Edition, unlike the name would imply an improved version of the original is actually a sequel, same engine but all the levels are new.

The Lost World:
SNES: no dino games :(

Game Boy: Sidescroller shooter

Genesis: A game that has a top down view similar to the SNES games.

Game Gear: Different game from Gneesis & Gameboy, it's a shooter like the JP GG game.

Playstation/Saturn: TLW The Game, the PS eventually got a "special edition" with an extra level.
Other:
PC: Chaos Island an RTS and Tresspasser
Warpath: Playstation fighting game

Jurassic Park ///:

GBA: Park Builder a decent park sim. DNA factor, an ok shooter, island attack, apparently an isometric game, i need to play this one

Operation Genesis: a modern park sim at the time, it was awesome, especially PC.

And that's it for retro games of JP, only the two farmville-esque mobile games, a lego one and the QTE game have been released since.

I played it on the Game Gear. It is very good, though it is on the easy side.

yes, i had this game and loved it.

>>4200681
It was and its is one of my most favorite games friend.
I still replay it from times to times. The music is amazing. Its a shame they didn't made a sequel for the system, though the JP games for the Mega Drive and the Game Gear were great too.

>>4203515

There's also an arcade game.