Lost World: Jurassic Park
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(Sega Saturn - JP, Action & Adventure)
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Developed_By:
Appaloosa Interactive
Published_By:
Tec Toy
Released On:
01 Jan 1997
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The dinosaurs are back in this monstrous sequel. Take a dinosaur-stomping adventure through 'Site B' as you try to reach a radiophone to call a helicopter to get you out of there. But your journey won't be easy, because along the way you'll run into fierce, menacing dinosaurs that'll try to catch and eat you.
Play as characters from the movie and use weapons such as the tranquilizer, rocket launcher, and the shotgun. Featuring music straight out of the movie, many levels and fast gameplay, JURASSIC PARK is back... with bite!
5 different playable characters, over 30 levels, 20 different dinosaurs, variety of secret paths and hidden areas, 3D rendered graphics.
eBay Product ID:
3930 (Japan)
EAN-13:
4974365091620 (Japan)
Sega Region Code:
670-11416 (Japan)
Sega Region Code:
GS-9162 (Japan)
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Number of Players Supported:
1 Player
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
Controls
START Button
Pause game
D-Pad LEFT/RIGHT
Move LEFT or RIGHT / Aim weapons in any direction (with weapon)
D-Pad UP/DOWN
Look up/Crouch
Button A
Lungen attack/Leaping attack (Raptor only while jumping) / Fire Piton Gun / Low attack/Upwards headbutt while looking up
Button B
Bite / Fire Weapons / Chomp/Upwards headbutt while looking up
Button C
Jump
Button X
Roar / Select weapon
Button Y
Retreat/Evade/Headbutt attack while running and roll while crouching (Raptor) / Forward roll while running (Raptor) / Retreat/Evade/Dive or roll while running (Hunter/Scientist) / Upwards headbutt while looking up
Button Z
Devour fresh kill / Select Weapon
L Shift Button
Devour fresh kill / Select weapon
R Shift Button
Roar / Select weapon
How to Play
Main Game Menu
To make a selection in the Main Game Menu, press the D-Pad UP or DOWN to select, then press Button C to make your selection.
From the Main Game Menu you can make the following selections:
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Start: Begin play.
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Password: Access special hidden features by entering a password or continue at the start of each completed level.
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Options: Adjust the game settings to your preference.
Options Menu
To make a selection in the Game Options Menu, press the D-Pad UP or DOWN, then press the D-Pad LEFT or RIGHT to make your selection. Here you can configure the following game settings to your liking:
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Select Stage: Continue your game from any completed stage.
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Difficulty: Select play mode between Easy, Normal or Hard.
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Mono/Stereo: Play in mono or stereo sound.
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Sound Effects: Turn the sound effects off, soft, normal or loud.
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Music: Turn the background music off, soft, normal or loud.
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Exit: Return to the Main Game Menu.
Entering Your Password
You will receive a password after you successfully complete certain portions of the game. Be sure to write that password down for later use, as they can be used to unlock hidden special features.
To activate a password, access the Password Screen from the Main Game Menu. The first slot in the DNA password diagram contains cycling symbols. Press the symbol that corresponds to the first slot in your password. The symbol will appear in that slot. Repeat until you have entered your entire password.
Main Game Screen
The HUD provides essential information depending on your character type.
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Health Meter: Displays your current health status. As you lose health, the bar will decrease and change from green to red.
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Current Weapon/Ammo Count: Indicates the type of weapon you currently possess along with the amount of ammo for that particular weapon.
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Instinct Gauge: Shows you how much power your dinosaur has to attack with. As you gain instinct, the eye will transform from green to red, indicating you are more powerful.
Character Profiles
T. Rex (Tyrannosaurus Rex)
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Name: Ruler Lizard
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Size: 40 ft. long
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Weight: 7 tons
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Period: 65-68 million years old, late Cretaceous
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Location: Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, South Dakota, Western Canada and possibly China
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Diet: Meat
Human Scientist (Homo Sapien)
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Size: 5'9"
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Weight: 125 lbs
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Period: 35,000 years ago to present
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Location: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa
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Diet: Omnivore
Levels Overview
Your mission is to take back the island from the dinosaurs - using five different characters in 30 levels. Prepare to use your strategy skills, weapons prowess, and raw animal instinct to survive.
Below are the level names in the order they appear:
COMPSONGATHUS (9 Levels)
You begin your adventure as a Compy, where you'll face all the trials that come from being the smallest of all your dinosaur cousins. Your task is to make your way through The Lost World™ - without being shot, stepped on or swallowed. Be sure to collect all the Instinct Powerups as they will come in handy while battling Orodromeus, dodging raging Leptoceratops, jumping poisonous ferns, swimming with giant alligators and contending with a very sleepy, yet deadly Camotaurus.
HUMAN HUNTER (6 Levels)
Grab your flamethrower and send these dinosaurs back to extinction. Prepare for war as you will encounter countless Raptor packs in your quest to reclaim the Site B Complex. It's an underground hell! Watch for plenty of health and weapon PowerUps as you encounter the deadly attacks of Pachycephalosaurus, ferocious Baryonyx and more snarling Raptors than you can shake a flamethrower at.
VELOCIRAPTOR (5 Levels)
Now it's time to wreak havoc as the most wicked supporting member ever to maul a movie screen (or game screen). Begin by demolishing the InGen Complex (and the hunters, of course), then set out for the burning forest in hot pursuit of freedom. Beware of falling trees and molten lava.
TYRANNOSAURUS (7 Levels)
Get ready to play Big Mama as you roam the jungle as the most feared dinosaur ever. But you've got some big competition as Stegosaurus, pesky humans, electric fences and scalding sulfur pools are all here to send you back for another 120 million years. And just in case you get hungry, there are plenty of human hunters to chew on. Bon Appetite!
HUMAN PREY (3 Levels)
It's just you and the big boys now. Escape is at the top of your To Do List. Better have all your weapons loaded and ready to go because you never know what horrifying meat eaters may come out and grab you. Make your way through ravaged campsites, the lonely cemetery, and eventually to the homebound barge, where it seems a few of your old friends have come along for the ride.
Dinosaur Information
Allosaurus
The best-known large carnivore of the Late
Items & Weapons
Tranquilizer Darts
Your standard veterinary grade darts. Effective long enough for you to find a better weapon.
Rapid Fire Tracer Ammo
These quick-firing phosphate-coated bullets kill and allow you to fire much faster than the standard tranquilizer darts.
Time Delay Grenade
This self propelled explosive comes complete with a short automatic timer - providing you with ample time to flee from the ensuing chaos.
Nerve Gas
This baby emits a fast-acting toxic cloud of deadly BMD-2 gas capable of making short work of humans and dinosaurs.
Rocket Propelled Grenade
This bad boy is extremely powerful with a high velocity capability that leaves the enemy with little time for escape.
Flame Thrower Fuel
Provides a steady stream of napalm no dinosaur can survive.
Emergency Rescue Flare
Ideal for distracting bipedal carnivores in times of emergency.
Partial Health Boost
Replenishes your health by 25%.
Full Health
Restores your health to 100%.
1-UP (All Characters)
Awards you with one extra life.
DNA Key
Collect every DNA key to automatically decode and play the sequence at the end of the level. Collect every strand to automatically decode and play a secret end sequence after winning the game.
Partial Instinct Boost
Replenishes your instinct by 25%.
Full Instinct
Restores your instinct to 100%.
1-UP (T.Rex/Compy/Raptor)
Awards you with one extra life.
Enemies & Characters
Compy
Also known as Compsognathus, this creature is named Elegant Claw, measures 40 inches long, weighs 7 lbs, and is a late Jurassic herbivore/insectivore from Bavaria.
Hunter
Homo Sapien, measuring 6'4" and weighing 210 lbs, an omnivore native to multiple continents from 35,000 years ago to present.
Velociraptor
Named Swift Robber, this late Cretaceous meat-eater is 6 ft long and is native to Mongolia, China, and possibly Russia.
Brachiosaurus
A giraffe-like sauropod standing up to 52 feet high and 82 feet long, this plant-eater lived in Colorado and Tanzania during the Late Jurassic.
Carnotaurus
A bizarre meat-eater with a deep snout, horns, and stubby forelimbs, this 25-foot predator lived in Patagonia and Argentina during the middle to late Cretaceous.
Dimorphodon
A flying reptile with a long tail and large head, this 4-foot wingspan pterosaur lived in England 200-145 million years ago.
Deinonychus
A small meat-eater named 'terrible claw' due to its deadly sickle-shaped claw, this 10-foot predator lived in Montana and Wyoming 113-93 million years ago.
Euoplocephalus
The best-known armored dinosaur, covered in bony plates and possessing a tail club, this 17-foot plant-eater lived in Alberta 76-70 million years ago.
Leptoceratops
A small, primitive horned dinosaur and ancestor to its descendants, this 72-inch plant-eater lived 68-65 million years ago.
Orodromeus
Known as 'mountain runner', this primitive plant-eater was among the fastest of its group, walking on hind legs and measuring about 1 foot long.
Pachycephalosaurus
The largest bone-head with a thick skull possibly used in head-butting contests, this 15-foot herbivore lived in North America 68-65 million years ago.
Parasuchus
An ancient reptile shaped like a primitive crocodile that prowled fresh-water swamps, this 12-foot meat-eater lived in North America 220-200 million years ago.
Staurikosaurus
One of the earliest and most primitive carnivorous dinosaurs, this 5-foot long runner lived in Brazil and Argentina 231-225 million years ago.
Stegosaurus
A four-legged plant-eater with vertical plates along its back and tail spines, this 25-foot dinosaur lived in North America 156-145 million years ago.
Triceratops
The largest and best-known horned dinosaur with three horns and a 7-foot frill, this 25-foot plant-eater lived in North America and Canada 68-65 million years ago.
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