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UBI Soft Entertainment |
• 1 Player
• Memory Card 1 Block
• Analog Control Compatible
• Vibration Function Compatible |
ESRB: E / For Everyone
Release Date: 08 / 01 / 00
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List Price: $34.99 |
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Game Description:
Based on the movie of the same name, DINOSAUR follows the adventure of three ancient animals: Aladar, the iguanasaur; Flia, the pteradon; and Zini, a lemur. Each character has special abilities—Aladar can smash stones and trees to create weapons, Flia can fly, and Zini can store and throw stones. Navigating the game’s 11 levels requires utilizing all of these special skills. There are stages where the heroes try to rid their island of all the carnivores and deal with the aftermath of a meteor shower. Stunning full-motion video sequences from the movie enhance the plot as you fight the good fight. DINOSAUR was an epic movie, and now it is an epic game for the PlayStation.
Features:
- Based on the movie.
- Three playable characters; each character has special abilities.
- 11 levels.
- Video sequences from the movie.
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REVIEW / STORYLINE |
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Amazon.com
Dinosaur typifies why most serious gamers stay away from movie-to-video-game properties. More often than not, they don't play well or look anything like the films they are meant to re-create. While there are exceptions, Dinosaur is the rule.
As you have probably guessed from the Disney logo on the front of the packaging, Dinosaur is an action-adventure that is based on the Disney animated feature film of the same name. The plot and dialogue of Dinosaur is irritating, but not as much as the awkward control and the substandard graphics.
The game puts you in control of three characters: Aladar, a large iguanodon who relies on his swift charge and tail slap; Zini, a lemur who can jump and run very fast; and Flia, a pteranodon who can fly and glide through levels and is also the master of a swoop attack. All of the prehistoric beasts' skills are designed to complement each other. As you make your way through the game, you must use their skills in tandem to traverse the game's various stages. The PlayStation controller's shoulder buttons allow you to switch between characters.
Sandbox Studios, the game-design firm that developed Dinosaur for Disney Interactive, has not done this license justice. The environments are large, but extremely bland and unattractive, further evidence of the game's poor graphics and overall rushed feel. --Todd Mowatt
Pros:
May be attractive for younger, less-experienced gamers
Cons:
Outdated graphics
Dull gameplay
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