how was it received by fans?
It received mixed reviews with some praising the full motion video sequences while some lambasting the long load times, substandard graphics, simplistic and boring gameplay, and unvarying video sequences.
Jurassic Park Interactive
Reviews were mixed
episode of parks and rec where ron gets shot In the tenth episode " Hunting Trip". who were the actors in it? Andy, Ron, Jerry and Mark. who played these characters? Chris Pratt, Nick Offerman, Jim O'Heir and Paul Schneider. what else has the first actor acted in? The WB drama series "Everwood", Wanted, Jennifer's Body, Moneyball etc which movie brought him global fame? Jurassic Park when did the first movie of this franchise release? 1993 any video game based on this? Yes, NES, Sega Genesis, Jurassic Park Interactive and any parks based on this theme? There are several water rides based on the series that have opened at Universal's theme parks, there is also a ride based on the series opened at Universal Studios Singap.ore (Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure) etc who developed the third game mentioned above? Universal Interactive Studios and 3DO what are the characters in this game? Look-alike actors from the film, Tyrannosaurus, raptors and dilophosaurs.
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Jurassic Park Interactive [SEP] Reception
Reviews were mixed, with "Famicom Tsūshin" scoring the game a 22 out of 40, but "Electronic Gaming Monthly" gave it a 7.75 out of 10, praising the full motion video sequences, the use of music from the film, the innovation of the main levels, and the nostalgia value of the Nedry minigames. They later rated the game 9 out of 10 in their 1995 "Videogame Buyer's Guide". "GamePro"'s review asserted that the music is the game's only good point, lambasting the long load times, substandard graphics, simplistic and boring gameplay, and unvarying video sequences. Shawn Sackenheim of AllGame rated the game 3 stars out of 5 and praised the "decent 2D animations" of the minigames, but wrote "they're nothing you'd expect to see on a 32-bit system like the 3DO." Sackenheim said that while the minigames were enjoyable, "You'll soon grow tired of these arcade rehashes." Bob Strauss of "Entertainment Weekly" gave the game a "D" (although he gave the Sega CD version a C, the Genesis version a B+, and the Super NES version an A-) and called it "one giant slab of prehistoric cheese." Strauss wrote, "I can say with confidence that the vehicular sequences in Jurassic Park Interactive, with their clumsy controls and grainy visuals, are among the most inept I've seen.