Jurassic Park Part 2: The Chaos Continues
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(Super Nintendo - US, Action & Adventure)
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Ocean Software
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Ocean Software
Released On:
01 Nov 1994
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Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues is a action-adventure game that follows John Hammond's grandchildren on their disastrous vacation to Isla Sorna. They soon discover that the island is inhabited by dinosaurs, and they must navigate through the dangers of the island while trying to survive.
The gameplay in Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues involves exploring the island, fighting off dinosaurs, and solving puzzles to unlock new areas. Players control their character as they run, jump, and fight their way through the jungle, using various items such as guns, tranquilizers, and a grappling hook to aid them in their quest.
Jurassic Park 2: The Chaos Continues was released on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) in April 1994.
UPC-A:
020295030209 (USA)
Part #:
SNS-A2JE-USA (USA)
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Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
In this action-adventure game, players assume the role of paleontologist Alan Grant as he returns to a chaotic Isla Nublar to help John Hammond get Jurassic Park back online. Accompanied by a tactical sergeant, players must navigate the island to protect the park's valuable dinosaur population from a hostile takeover by the rival corporation BioSyn. To succeed, players must eliminate dangerous predators like Velociraptors and the Tyrannosaurus Rex while safeguarding the park's cloning research and other prehistoric species.
Story
A Letter from John Hammond
My Dear Alan,
Without your help, my restructuring work over the last year would have been impossible - simply impossible, I say! Your paleontological consultancy, along with Doctor Sattler's, has been invaluable. We've re-analyzed all of the flora and fauna selections, (some of which were clearly incompatible) and I believe we're ready to get Jurassic Park back on line!
Now, unfortunately, we've run into a bit of a snag. You see, I've sent over a team of experts (heavily armed, of course) to asses the situation and to sort out the mess with the beasts running loose and all.. and, well, things have gotten chaotic, I'm afraid. Seems that insufferable Malcom was right. The computers were down, dinosaurs running loose - reproducing - nearly populated the entire island. My people had their hands quite full, I can tell you. But that's not all...
The BioSyn Threat
Well, Alan, you remember BioSyn, don't you? That blasted competing corporation that tried to steal dinosaur embryos a year ago? They're back - must have gotten wind that I was trying to start up the park again.
This time they've decided to take over Jurassic Park themselves. They've got armed forces on Isla Nublar, along with their geneticists and engineers, trying to download the park's mainframe and steal all of my dinosaur cloning research.
Your Mission
Alan, I need your help. You're familiar with the island. You know the dinosaurs. Most importantly you know how dangerous this information could be if it ends up in the wrong hands.
I need you to protect the animals and the secrets of Jurassic Park. I have authorized Tactical Sergeant Michael Wolfskin to accompany you - he's a good hand in a fight. And I know you'll have a fight ahead of you - but please be careful.
Rules of Engagement
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Protect the animals: Those creatures are extremely expensive - possibly irreplaceable - you must keep them safe.
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Eliminate if necessary: The Velociraptors and the Tyrannosaur have proven themselves to be unsafe as well as financially unfeasible to keep on the island. Eliminate them if necessary, but take care of the others - and yourselves, of course.
Good luck. My regards to Ellie.
Sincerely,
John Hammond
How to Play
Getting Started
Turn off power to your Super NES. Insert the Jurassic Park: The Chaos Continues Game Pak and plug a Controller into port one for a one-player game. Plug both Controllers in for a two-player game.
Turn on the power to your Super NES. The Ocean logo will appear, followed by a brief story detailing Lewis Dodgson's plot to take control of Jurassic Park.
Press the Start Button at any time to go to the Title Screen. From there, you can start a one-player game, a two-player game, or go to the Options Screen.
If you select a two-player game, the player using Controller One will control Alan Grant, and the player using Controller Two will control Sergeant Wolfskin. Both characters have identical weapons and movements.
Options Screen
Use the Control Pad to move up and down to select options. Use the Start Button to return to the main menu.
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Difficulty Settings: There is a different ending for each game setting (Easy, Normal, and Hard). Playing in the Normal game mode has one additional mission, while playing in the Hard game mode has two additional missions.
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Define Keys: If you don't like the controls, you can change them to suit your preferences.
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Energy Equalling: For two-player games only. If this is turned on, the player with the most energy has the option of giving some of their energy to their partner.
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Sound: Select Mono, Stereo, or Surround. This game features Dolby Surround Sound, which places sound effects in the room to match the position of objects on screen. You can still enjoy the game in Stereo or Mono sound if you do not have a Dolby Surround system.
The Missions
Once you begin a game, you have the option of completing your missions in any order. When the Mission Screen appears, use the Control Pad to move up and down the missions, then use the Start Button to begin a mission.
At the start of each mission, you will receive a mission briefing outlining your objectives. Press any button to continue the message. Use the Control Pad to accept or abort the mission, then press any button to continue.
Six missions are shown at the start of the game:
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Raptor Attack: Deal with dangerous Velociraptors in the underground power complex. Find the building's security system, gas the entire complex, and get out as fast as you can!
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T-Rex Carnage: BioSyn engineers have let the Tyrannosaur loose from its paddock. Make your way carefully through the dense jungle while avoiding the Raptors that are everywhere.
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Blockade: The BioSyn task force has taken over the park's Control Room to download cloning data. Find a way around the guards at the main entrance and stop BioSyn from erasing Hammond's discoveries.
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High Ptera: Climb to the top of Nublar Mont to repair the damaged radio antenna. Watch out for BioSyn guards and protective Pterodactyls.
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Seek and Destroy: Find the Raptor nest in the volcanic caverns deep below the jungle, plant the explosives, and escape before the blast. Watch out for flying Dimorphodons, collapsing bridges, and falling lava.
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Protect the Gallimimus: Stop the BioSyn commandos and free the Gallimimus before they are destroyed or airlifted out. Avoid land mines and keep an eye out for bomb-dropping choppers.
Mission Progression
As you complete each mission, you will be able to select from the remaining missions.
Throughout the game, additional emergency missions will come up randomly. These must be dealt with immediately. To successfully complete the game and save Jurassic Park, you must complete all the normal and emergency missions.
Controls
L Button
Select Lethal Weapon
R Button
Select Non-Lethal Weapon
Control Pad
Move
Select Button
Equalize Energy
Start Button
Start/Pause
X Button
Dodge
B Button
Jump
Y Button
Fire
Items & Weapons
Rifle
Your standard weapon. It does the least damage but works well enough against smaller enemies.
Machine Gun
A rapid-fire weapon that is more effective than the rifle, but uses ammunition much more quickly.
Shotgun
Your most effective weapon, it fires a wide spread that will stop some enemies with a single hit.
Cattle Prod
A high-voltage electric weapon that fires a stun bolt and will never run out of ammunition.
Tranquilizer Gun
A rapid-fire tranquilizer weapon best used for smaller dinosaurs.
Tranquilizer Missile Launcher
Your most powerful non-lethal weapon, which shoots a stun gas missile that releases a cloud of gas to affect more than one dino in an area.
Health
Pick up to refill your health bar.
Ammunition
Picking up an ammo clip will fully load the selected weapon.
Power Supply
These will come in handy to power the incubators.
Key Card
Use this to open locked doors.
Enemies & Characters
Gallimimus
These mild herbivores will not attack you, but are very easily disturbed and are quick to stampede. They run extremely fast, and will run into and injure you unless you get out of the way.
Tyrannosaurus Rex (T-Rex)
The most famous predator in history, the T-Rex is the classic blood-thirsty carnivore. Standing eighteen feet tall with a head five feet long, the Tyrannosaur has huge and powerful jaws which can swallow a man whole.
Velociraptor (Raptor)
The Raptor stands six feet tall and is pound-for-pound the most vicious dinosaur that ever lived. As intelligent as chimpanzees, they are the most cunning creature in Jurassic Park.
Pteranodon
The Pteranodon has a wing span of 7.6 meters and is one of the largest dinosaurs in the park. With its sharp beak and razor talons, it is a dangerous hazard that will only attack if you get in its way.
Tips & Maps
Learn the attack pattern of the dinosaurs
Learn the attack pattern of the dinosaurs.
Check your targets before you shoot
Check your targets before you shoot - you might destroy a dinosaur accidentally.
Don't waste your ammunition
Don't waste your ammunition.
Learn the quickest route to your mission goal
Learn the quickest route to your mission goal.
In two-player games, don't get too far away from your partner
In two-player games, don't get too far away from your partner.
Stay cool
Stay cool.
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