You can even end up being attacked by flocks of feathered Microraptor din0-birds and, in one bizarre scenario, a herd of irate Brachiosaurus! It really is one of those games where everything seems out to get you for no reason in particular (see The Lost World video game for another in-franchise example). Dilophosaurus provides an enemy which can shoot back (by means of spitting), while packs of tiny ' compies' swarm over you and are generally best dispatched of with grenades (which you will find in short supply).

There are plenty of other dinosaurs to contend with in Jurassic Park Arcade as well. In Arcade, they bleed green when you shoot them, which is odd as you're supposed to be using a tranquiliser (or an electro shock cannon or freeze ray if you pick up the right upgrades). While the Jurassic Park movies like to constantly remind us just how lethal and intelligent the 'raptors' are, the franchise's video games are more likely to portray them as mindless pieces of cannon fodder which do little more than run into your bullets. As with most games where you have to shoot dinosaurs, poor old Velocirptor is Jurassic Park Arcade's equivalent of a Goomba. Jurassic Park Arcade is pretty much what it says in the tin an on-rails shooter where you have to dispatch of numerous dinosaurs with your trusty 'tranq gun' (because we can't be ruthlessly murdering endangered species now can we?) in typically Jurassic Park-themed locations such as lush jungles, waterfalls and overrun laboratories. Video games have, of course, been no exception to this rule, with everything from LEGO adventures to arcade machines showing up over the last year or so as an outlet for us to let loose our insatiable appetite for revisiting Isla Nublar. Given the world's newly rekindled love affair with all things 'Jurassic', we've been seeing all sorts of dinosaur-themed goodness assaulting our senses since the arrival of 'World'. And why wouldn't they sure? The original JP is only one of the greatest stories ever told after all. When Jurassic World stampeded onto cinema screens in 2015, it reminded the people of the world just how much they loved Jurassic Park to begin with.

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