Jurassic Park: Trespasser

Original title: Trespasser

Video Game
1998
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Dinosaur Adventure Action Adventure Sci-Fi Thriller

Anne, the sole survivor of a plane crash, must navigate Isla Sorna, InGen's Site B where dinosaur breeding grounds for the Jurassic Park were, and use brains and scarce weapons to reach the ... Read allAnne, the sole survivor of a plane crash, must navigate Isla Sorna, InGen's Site B where dinosaur breeding grounds for the Jurassic Park were, and use brains and scarce weapons to reach the abandoned InGen facility and call for help.Anne, the sole survivor of a plane crash, must navigate Isla Sorna, InGen's Site B where dinosaur breeding grounds for the Jurassic Park were, and use brains and scarce weapons to reach the abandoned InGen facility and call for help.

Writers
- Michael Crichton
- Austin Grossman
Stars
- Richard Attenborough
- Minnie Driver

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6.6/10

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Writers
- Michael Crichton
- Austin Grossman
Stars
- Richard Attenborough
- Minnie Driver

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Richard Attenborough

John Hammond
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Minnie Driver

Anne
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Trivia
By switching from first person view to third person view, the player character, Anne, is revealed to be only made up of her breasts and right arm. The guns she carries on her back or in her holster are actually just floating around her.

Goofs
John Hammond's narration claims that the Brachiosaurus was the "only true Jurassic native" of Jurassic Park. This is not true: Stegosaurus, which also appears in the game, was another Jurassic dinosaur, as well as Dilophosaurus and Compsognathus from the movies. He is also mistaken in labeling it the oldest dinosaur in the Park. Dilophosaurus lived tens of millions of years earlier.

Quotes
John Hammond: [reminiscing] It was in the last days of genetic recovery, and at this point, nothing was certain. Was the DNA there? Could be bring it back... up the well? It was 3AM. The room was strewn with soda cans and for the hundredth time, we ran the extraction sequence. Dennis? What are we looking at here? All my life I had waited for something great, something extraordinary. And then, it opened up. The code read true. The barrier of time for an instant... opened. Nedry and I stared into the monitor, straight back through 65 thousand centuries. As Nedry typed, the world seemed to hold its breath. And for a moment we stood at the turning point between two great planetary eras. The million-year reign of man and the age of the dinosaurs.

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Featured in Icons: Xbox (2003)

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7/10

Travel through the Jurassic world

Even if this game could be better in so many ways, i think it's actually quite OK. I remember when i first heard about it when i was a kid, i loved Jurassic Park back then and i still do, so i thought what wouldn't be better than a game.

Anyway i played it and i realized that i'm all alone, in all Jurassic movies, are there anyone alone? no. The game-play would be cooler if you had some other people with you, to build up the tense. If you are alone you know what's gonna happen....

This was the first game though to use the Ragdoll physics. Explanation: Take Counter Strike for an example, the characters just falls down in an already made up animation, which constantly creates several bugs like the corpse lying in the air or through the wall. The rag doll physic simply let the animated character's function just to stop working, if a character dies it will land in a random position. This function had some negative responses first but now almost every new game has it.

Anyway forget about that for a moment, if you love Jurassic Park, then do me a favor, Don't play this game nor see Jurassic Park III