Jurassic Park (SNES) Playthrough Longplay Retro game

[@Scherle]

As a kid I could NEVER for the life of me figure out this game, nice vid!

[@Siroggel]

Same here, I would just randomly go around shooting dinosaurs and clearing the buildings and then I’d just stop playing it lol

[@kz1000ps]

This was one of those weekend rentals for me... never owned it, rented maybe 3-5 times (I did like it!) and NEVER figured out what the hell I was supposed to be doing

[@whoinvitedabel8134]

Same

[@flipflapflop2985]

Same here, I tried, but all I had was a Nintendo power magazine with some very non helpful tips

[@xKapnKrunch]

@@Siroggel yup... I loved Jurassic Park so much but it was too advanced for me at the time.

[@Mythoriir]

My best friend and I used to play this all the time in the 90s. He was a huge JP fan. When we finally beat the whole game it was such an amazing moment. Miss you brother. Rest In Peace.

[@KatRollo]

If you don't mind, what happened to him? He sounds like an awesome bud.

[@sparkybig9799]

@@KatRolloshut up hottnes I bet your saliva is sweet as hell!

[@brandonwilhelm4498]

How did he beat the whole game I never could I'd get lost in the buildings I wouldn't be able to find my way out

[@shifty1016]

@@KatRollo it's a joke. Every SNES video has people commenting about their friend or brother that died that they used to play the game with. It's like 25% of the comments.

[@getinthedamnrobot]

​@@shifty1016That doesn't make it a joke

[@garrethboland]

The thought of Grant casually walking around, blasting raptors with a rocket launcher is hilarious haha

[@DiddyCanFly]

This version of Dr Grant is probably the most powerful individual in the a Jurassic Park Multiverse.

[@DSMTheEditor]

"They're not monsters, Lex, theyre animals... ..... I'm just kidding" (fires rocket launcher)

[@ncapone87]

This was the only Jurassic Park game that I felt captured the uneasiness and tension of getting off the island that the original novel had

[@ncapone87]

@Brycen Pablo who cares?

[@whoinvitedabel8134]

Yupp love this game so much

[@nikko2467]

I agree, the nes one was pretty good too though

[@markcobuzzi826]

I feel a bit conflicted about this Jurassic Park game, since there are both a lot of uniquely well done elements I still appreciate and other mechanics that have long since been surpassed, in my opinion... For example, the fact that you could practically get unlimited ammo and health, by revisiting the indoor areas you just cleared, diminishes my aforementioned sense of uneasiness and tension. That is, in comparison to games that would later perfect the Survival Horror formula, such as the original Resident Evil/Dino Crisis. This aspect of the JP game feels like the equivalent to playing Resident Evil, if I had access to the magnum and grenade launcher right from the start and could easily stock up unlimited ammo. If Resident Evil was like that, it would pretty much break the game. After playing those other titles, I can still enjoy this JP game and have fond childhood memories of beating it. But certain aspects like this have not aged well, by later games’ standards, besides the missing save feature.

[@satnav1980]

That novel was so good. Do you remember how he described the T-Rex attack. Thing went into the water an was like a crocodile. 😨

[@Pfenix23]

I’m 34 and have still never beaten this game. Not being able to save and playing it all in one setting as a kid made it so hard. Thanks for making this video so we could all see a play through.

[@tiagodeleuterio4770]

Sim 👏👏

[@ericmacpherson8010]

I never figured out the first level smh lol.

[@largol33t12]

It's just booooring too. Having to constantly walk walk walk, elevator down, elevator up, computer, key card. Talk about lack of imagination. It was that boring. I never could beat the game because I always got so sick of it after getting to the very end where you have to collect all the eggs.

[@Hijaki72]

@@largol33t12and imagine…. After all that walk…. As a kid you finish the game, and get this end 😬😬😬😬

[@BlackKingBaldwinIV]

This games soundtrack is super underrated. I miss playing this as a kid. Didn’t really know what was going on. Would just go around shooting things till I died 🤣

[@A1Bokeh]

That's what I remember most. I couldn't get anywhere in this game

[@animatedarliss]

If there had been a save feature or passwords, the game might have been tolerable.

[@ivybrandyn]

100% frenzying child until I got frustrated from going nowhere then turned it off 🤡

[@TunaDad]

Yeah man, loved JP but just ran around shooting. Music was good, I ended up here revisiting video game music. Triceratops Trot was a banger.

[@MarceloMedeirosb]

I never played It as a kid, só no nostalgia,still find the ost Very good.

[@johnvincentcomedy]

I remember totally freaking out in the first person sections. I was so terrified I could never get through them!

[@asdadfafafafffallslsldd8068]

same :P Looking back at it now I don't understand how we were so terrified of it lol.

[@andrewomahony9260]

Dude, me too

[@RisingBeast00]

They're not that scary

[@RisingBeast00]

I was scared at first but I eventually manned up. Mainly because I played Trespasser which makes this look like laser tag.

[@TwinGearHero]

It’s cool how so many of us had similar experiences with the same game.

[@Kazooples]

2 minutes in and you’re already way further than I ever got as a kid

[@taiven.lechevalier]

Same.

[@whty541]

Same lol

[@Unkknownn_]

😂😂😂

[@Paul-nh4tk]

Same never even saw this part LOL

[@garyatwell2721]

1:44 Tim: Mr. Grant Do not shoot the Gallimimus. They may stampede. Grant: So anyway I started blasting

[@DSMTheEditor]

😂😂

[@jamonherman9364]

Every damned time!!

[@Poser_Metal_Records]

Yeah I noticed that. He didn't even hesitate.

[@ghw1985]

He chose to RE-Extinct them lol

[@Whoopu2]

Always loved how the 8 year old kid has to tell Dr. Grant, a WORLD RENOWNED PALEONTOLOGIST, about dinosaur behavior. 🤣

[@sayedatabatabai5557]

True story, the music from this game occasionally pops into my head from time to time even now. Ridiculously catchy beats.

[@billblaski9523]

Lmao right, this music was bumping!

[@ranger8729]

Agree - this soundtrack was lit

[@Madijorian]

That and the bolas snare rifle sounds pops into my head all the time

[@volklman05]

I had forgotten about this game, and some of the music or sound effects would randomly pop in my head. Couldn't for the life of me figure out why or how I knew them. Watched this video, and it all came rushing back.

[@terminalcreature1560]

I've seen KZbin channels use the elevator music in their videos. We're not the only ones.

[@justinratcliffe947]

Outdoors: Jurassic Zelda Indoors: Jurassic Doom

[@jules123589]

They really cooked with this one.

[@Fadnax_carnivores]

Doom but very VERY bad xd

[@mordakai9676]

My mom bought this for me as a kid. I was obsessed with dinosaurs growing up and she indulged me. One of my favorites games along with the movie. Thanks mom

[@Yobbie72]

you're welcome honey

[@Jovemsemfuturo]

@@Yobbie72 Lol this was good laughs a lot

[@enerc2333]

@@Yobbie72 hahaha hahaha hahaha

[@MdrnRtrGamr]

Everyone was obsessed with dinosaurs and anamorphic animals.

[@mordakai9676]

@@Yobbie72 moron

[@ellliotnostalgic]

The music in this game my god it was good. Those inside building parts were scary as hell as a kid

[@theHeartlessNooB]

I was watching this video with my wife and I told her that there was going to be a comment mentioning how scary the indoor parts were. Glad I am not the only one that soiled himself with those raptor noises.

[@Shift18]

@@theHeartlessNooB I legit couldn't play the inside parts because they were too scary so I mostly just watched my older brother play it

[@GASH_one]

My world has changed a lot since playing this game. Brings back a lot of memories from back then. Not just gaming related. Family, friends, school, cool places that no longer exist and much more.

[@tiagodeleuterio4770]

👏👏👏👏

[@studsauce7803]

This is so memorable from when I was a kid. Could never come close to beating it. It also drive my dad crazy trying over and over to beat it. Looks like I was not missing out on a ending. The music will always live in the back of my mind.

[@freedom8480]

Yeah, I nearly forgot that music. Really nice hearing it again.

[@Ravynwulf1]

As a kid, the indoor music beat sounded like: "I know something you don't know." Over... and over... Still hear it 30 years later.

[@Darkless4X]

I used to love playing this game when I was a kid. The nostalgia is so real with this one.

[@shadow7988]

I love how in every Jurassic Park game, Grant, a friggin' Archeologist, makes Navy SEALs look like girl scouts. He's the DOOM SLAYER of dinosaurs and mercenaries.

[@joshuaortiz2031]

he is a paleontologist not an archaeologist

[@RisingBeast00]

@@joshuaortiz2031 that's how it should be! That's why I was disappointed when I played the games and toys first then watched the movies and found he he never kills a raptor with a gun. He tried though. That's why the games were awesome!

[@gunsharck]

Mate its a game not a documentary. Whos gonna play a game where you 💩 yersel and end up dino chow?

[@shadow7988]

@@joshuaortiz2031 NEEERRRRRRDDDDD

[@drpinky504]

@@RisingBeast00 he was quite successful with poison and eggs in the book. He took out three raptors that way.

[@spark4039]

My parents got me this game for my 8th birthday in summer 1995. I still have it and play through it a few times a year.

[@philippegoncalves8464]

I would like to have This game yet

[@Tommekemertens]

I don't think I've accomplished much in life, but I did finish this game, and that makes up for all of it!

[@Hustler1_]

There’s something to Beating a game! I played all kind in my time and I’ve still never beaten ocarina of time 😂

[@TXDogg83]

Not a bad peak

[@charliesmash]

How?!?

[@Hustler1_]

@@charliesmash bro the water temple that’s how lmao

[@charliesmash]

@@Hustler1_ I had the strategy guide. That level was hard as hell.

[@jcrammfan82]

Man, I had this game as a kid and I could never understand what I needed to do. I got all the I.D. Cards and found all the spots I needed. I found all the raptor eggs...EVERYTHING!!! Could never pass the game!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@DevOne420]

This was one of my favorite games as a kid! The lack of save function, I used to just leave my Snes running for days trying to beat this game. My Dad would find it left on and just shut it off because he clearly didn't understand the importance/relevance of doing so for this game... Tried explaining to him why and he didn't care, so it just led to me hiding the Snes in stupid spots while I left it on so he wouldn't see the little red light on when he walked by my room... =-P

[@tiagodeleuterio4770]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@RetrocadePodcast]

Dedication 👏🏻

[@traumaqueen702]

I watched my mom beat this game. Was 8 watching her. This hits a nostolga chord deep. Thanks

[@Joey71420]

Do you stream

[@traumaqueen702]

@@Joey71420 no, I want to but I'm not a hot chick and I don't want to be ridiculed for my looks. Instead of my gaming.

[@Joey71420]

@@traumaqueen702 I would follow 😊

[@drcoolcabbage]

The "Shoot the gears to operate the machinery" mechanic of this game will never not be hilarious to me.

[@Native_Creation]

and seems to live on to this day in many games

[@boodro2122]

Beep beep lol

[@DerMeister821]

This game cost a me a few car doors on the first car I bought.

[@titanae30435px1]

I could not beat this game for the life of me as a kid, I even paused it one day for 10 hours while the family went to the mall and errands just so I wouldn't lose my progress. I finally beat it at age 34😂 bucket list item checked off ✔️

[@DerMeister821]

I've done that to a few games thanks to emulators.

[@surmatise]

I had it as a kid but could never figure out how to block the raptors from getting in the visitors center. At 26 years old in 2010 i finally looked up a guide on the internet and learned that you just run into that wooden box and it will push it, it was like an avgn “you can just walk over it?” Moment for me. I finally beat it though.

[@jcasillas83]

The hours put into this as a kid was nuts. Boy, do I miss that soundtrack!

[@GalderIncarnate]

This game scared the crap out of me as a kid lol

[@Nverinder716]

This might be one of the games responsible for my 30 years of gaming, and I never figured it out. Thanks for posting this one!

[@mrperfectedkelly]

I absolutely loved this game! The graphics & music were so good for the time

[@XerxezsX]

I used to rent this game for the SNES back in the early 1990's at a local video rental place for $1 a day, DVD's didn't exist back then so it was all VHS Cassettes, the shop had all the latest movies on cassettes to rent and a xxx corn section for adults only, the corn section was behind and around the counter, remember there was no internet back then, then they also had a video game section which was SNES and Genesis. There was the franchise monopoly Blockbuster video rental but to rent a game there it cost $5+ for like 5 days.

[@sliedogg]

Me, both my brothers,. And my cousin played the hell out of this game. I remember my cousin ended buying a guide to this game and we spent a Saturday and beat it. Those are some great memories.

[@Electricshrock]

Ah the early 90s... When AAA titles that tie in with the biggest blockbuster of the year could be made by 7 guys.

[@thechosenwon6762]

In way I miss those days however there are few good indi devs about

[@LostHope84]

lol the biggest blockbuster tie ins always have like 7 guys. That's why they're all trash.

[@KepNaki]

God this brings me back to my childhood! Thanks for this video!

[@twyz0ne]

One of my favorite SNES games 😁 The music throughout the game always stuck with me. It was somewhat tough beating this, but I finally got through it. Somewhat lengthy, but I wished it was a tad bit longer. Always wanted a part 2 with the same type of layout etc.

[@jamonherman9364]

Spent hours playing this as a kid!! Made it to the T-rex but usually only had the gas launcher usually by then and couldn't beat it. Had to see if that was the end. I always played with my t.v. loud so I would get terrified in the first person view when the raptors attacked or got spit on by the diliphosauurus.

[@sherman614]

This was one of those games growing up that I rented from Blockbuster a few times, but only had it for maybe 48 hours at a time, and could never figure out what to do! The 3D part though absolutely blew my mind as a kid!

[@hunterthewerewolf]

Oh my God! I remember playing this game but never being able to figure out how to finish it! Great times, great times!

[@melty_x_]

When i was kid, my father gived me a tablet with a snes emulator and some games, there i discovered Megaman, Mario and more, but one day i played this game, I can't forget when I was exploring the area and suddenly a T-rex came out of the trees, I got too scared and closed it, I never played it again

[@nicoleconavay1256]

I remember playing this when I was a child on my Super Nintendo great times

[@CakeDaWire]

Oh my god I remember watching my aunt play this when I was a kid and I was so scared to watch her go in the building, good memories :)

[@MP197742]

As a kid, I got so frustrated with trying to beat this game that I actual made hand-drawn maps in a notepad of where everything was, and instructions on what order to do everything in. It’s the lack of a save feature that makes it so tough. You have to beat it in a single session, and you can explore a whole building to find a key card that is only useful in some other building, so you really have to know what order to do everything in. Only game where I put in that level of effort.

[@thedreamer6930]

Wow lol... this still sits in a box with my other Super Nintendo games lol. Was thinking about picking it up again one emulator to have saves... but that ending... I'm really glad I didn't lol. The music was the best part about it, that music near the rocky areas with the flute or w/e... magical lol. Thanks for the nostalgia trip!

[@chrisevil7012]

man i could never finish this game. going to watch every second thanks for posting. edit: for how complex this game was, they sure screwed us over with a terrible ending. almost looked at the end like the helicopter was landing on a different part of the island =p awesome run, thanks again.

[@everbloomambience]

Came here for the nostalgia... Thank you very much for the playthrough!

[@woody72691]

This game is actually pretty good. problem is that NO SAVE feature knocks the game down.

[@cheater87]

Thank goodness emulators let you do that

[@Headbangerr-en2cc]

Save option was luxury at this time, nobody complained then because it wasn't "standard" yet.

[@codmott286]

@@Headbangerr-en2cc What? Literally the first SNES game had a save function. There was nothing special or advanced about saves, this was an absurd oversight by the developer. I remember having to go to bed and left the game on pause overnight and all day at school so I wouldnt lose my progress.

[@zeroomicron4821]

@@codmott286 I Agree, plenty of games had safe functions. If I had to guess, there wasn't a safe function to cut costs.

[@spiderprime]

@@codmott286 yup, plus even before the SNES, like Legend Of Zelda on the NES for just an example.

[@DigiEggz]

The elevator music sections put a smile on my face. It's such a witty way to break up the tense atmosphere.

[@rl2905]

Fun game, but probably the most underwhelming ending in a video game, ever.

[@thechosenwon6762]

It was clearly rushed out the door like most movie games not a bad effort though

[@meoff7602]

I'm rarely happy with a game's ending.

[@SolidusM]

@@meoff7602 Know the feeling. Yeah because all the fun you had and then its over.

[@BTG514]

See "Back to the Future" on the NES for a lame ending to a mostly lame game.

[@Thesavagesouls]

See psone's heart of darkness, for a lazy written ending that will piss you off.

[@Hoju3942]

I have never beaten this game, and tried today and it's essentially unplayable by the slightest standards and I couldn't even get past the first indoor section. But it still makes me GASP to see this very skilled person waste bazooka and bola ammo on the compsognathuses.

[@Xhiiki]

Early childhood memory unlocked

[@kevinvandorst]

Oh god, the memories... I remember you were not able to ''save'' the game, so I left my SNES running when I went to school, only to come home and find out my mom turned it off, so I had to start all over again.... The struggles :D

[@Bobbyslt1]

The one game i could never beat as a kid.

[@mho...]

yeah was a tough one, specially because there was no saving =/ great game tho!

[@goatsmiserable555]

I remember one sit through I had. Played it all day and left my snes on when I went to bed determined to beat it the next day. I had only a few eggs left and most of the objectives accomplished. When I woke up the next day to play I saw that the game was frozen...I was heartbroken and never attempted it again until emulation

[@MrDaeltaja]

Those indoor sections freaked me out. Fond memories of this game.

[@Capitan_Megaa]

7 years old me terrified 23 Yers old me still terrified of this game.. coundt never beat it

[@edrueter9]

I remember, and the video seems to confirm, there was quite some difficulty with the controls inside buildings. I also love the soundtrack to this game. Lol. Great vid.

[@DecoyAUT]

I remember beating the game once as a kid, but only by leaving the console run over night and picking up again the next day. Also had a hand written list for the key cards. One of the few SNES games I finished.

[@northshore1000]

The original video game that took hold of my wife’s time & attention, originally played by her whenever we stayed at a Marriott in Ontario, CA. I never got into video games, but next came our purchase of a console so she could play Zelda for hours & hours. So nice to hear sound effects & music!!!

[@Leto85]

Next year, this game will be 30 years old.

[@Solanegore]

NEVER UNDERSTOOD THIS GAME SIR....NEVER COULD BEAT IT.....GREAT VIDEO!

[@personofpinterest4281]

I loved this game as a kid! Me and a childhood friend beat it recent. We thought it was FPS and open world at the same time!

[@Native_Creation]

Definitely the godfather of both. Doom tends to get a lot of credit for FPS, but this was definitely up there, released the same year.

[@personofpinterest4281]

@@Native_Creation it’s hard to fathom this shit was so long ago. Great soundtrack too

[@Native_Creation]

@@personofpinterest4281 Hell yeah, needs a UE5 remake, lol

[@ShockerTopper]

This game was so funny...and aggravating. I could NEVER figure out where the f'n key cards all were. I played this when I was like 9 and did not have the patients to figure it out haha. Linear games were more my jam back in the day haha. When I played this, it was basically GTA style of kill all the dinosaurs lol. Hearing that music REALLY took me back to my childhood. Damn...haven't heard that level theme in over 25 years. It must have taken those raptors months to put all that brick and mortar in to fortify their nest lol. There are some things in this game that make me chuckle about the ridiculousness of it, but at the same time I appreciate it for the amazingness it is. I was so obsessed with Jurassic park as a kid. I have the whole Command Center playset, the jeep (not the Ford Explorer though, that shit was impossible to find!), the mega T-Rex, the damage mini t-rex (or alosaur?), the dilophosauras, raptor, pteradon, and a few others. The only humans I think I had were Grant, Malcolm and Ellie. Jesus...just had a nostalgia burst.

[@dirkkrohn1907]

I used to play this so much that I once took some graph paper and mapped out all the interior areas except where the raptors had made their nest outside the pen. Doors were color coded to indicate things like if you need night vision and an arrow to indicate what side of the door you needed it on, someones id card and whose, where computers and pickups were found. Things like that.

[@jeremyestok5269]

I had a friend like that growing up who used to do that for lots of games.

[@DK-nv9zu]

Hah! Me too. The maps were pretty elaborate with locations of powerups and dinosaurs. I think I still have them in a box somewhere.

[@bigchil1332]

Man, I thought I was the only one that had this! I had every interior mapped out with pickups and where the enemies were. I had an overall map of the island and what was in each building. I spent HOURS on this game. I was 12 when this game came out and thought the FPS sections were amazing!

[@ChrisRichmond]

If I recall correctly, the game's manual actually encouraged you to do this! It was a faff, but it made navigating the interiors and forest so much easier after that!

[@DanteKenchi]

yep, thats how i beat the game too, full island map with all the bunkers, buildings items and eggs and indoor maps + keycard locations and wall computers. all handmade 😂😂

[@sgtsniperlyfe3469]

I had this as a kid and still one of my favorite games on my beloved SNES

[@BamMatt19]

The first person mode was an interesting addition to this game.

[@dameTHEname]

WOW! I literally haven't seen or played this game since I was a kid in the 90s lol talk about a blast from the past

[@veo16]

Searched for this game on a late night rabbit hole binge in bed. I recall never being able to get out of the first area as a kid - yet I sunk dozens of hours into it. Perhaps it was too complex for my age group.

[@tiagodeleuterio4770]

Eu tbm

[@razmatazz9310]

Seriously one of the best game soundtracks of all time.

[@TheMightyThor83]

The problem with this game was there were no hints as to what the hell you needed to do. It was just aimlessly wandering.

[@averageamericanjz]

This game scared the crap out of me as a kid, I think I was 5. I'd just watch my dad play it. The goggles scene with the raptors would terrify me. I could never beat it, but I definitely grooved to the soundtrack.

[@Unkknownn_]

I feel the same, i'm having anxiety just watching the video and the goggles scenes are still scary for me 😂

[@kz1000ps]

This is EASILY one of the most inscrutable games I've ever tried to play, but I got the ROM and I'm playing through it using this video to hold my hand, step by step, and I've gotten soooooo much further than I ever did as a clueless stupid 10 year old! I kinda almost sorta like this game now, huzzah!!

[@billblaski9523]

Lol I remember first learning about ROMS and emulators as a middle school kid in early 2000s, I was shocked "You can play Genesis and SNES games on the computer?....for free!?? I remember going wild, I didn't have internet at my house so I would take some 3 1/2" floppy disks to friends house and download roms to the floppy disks to take to computer. And each floppy only held like 2 or 3 MBs back then! So sometimes I would need 2 or 3 disks for a ROM lmao. Ah good times man!

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

Huzzah indeed!!!

[@FlexStef]

This takes me back to the day. I remember it like it was yesterday, nostaligia is crazy.

[@allenharper2928]

God I loved the part of the movie where Dr. Grant took time out from saving Tim and Lex and himself to shoot dinosaurs with a rocket launcher!😂

[@allenharper2928]

Also, did anyone else get bugged by Tim constantly saying "Mr. Grant"? It's like, look kid, dude spent a LONG time in college to get the prefix. Use it.😋

[@randallarismendez2121]

This was my first time seeing the ending, I could never finish the game, and man! Was it underwhelming. I kind of thought the buildup to the T-Rex getting out meant it was the "boss battle" before leaving the island. Then that little flyaway scene for the ending.. ugh. But thank you so much for the video. Played with the efficiency of someone who has played through the game every day for the last 25 years. Like you were an employee at Jurassic Park, cause you knew the ins and outs of every inch of this place. Also, that flute song is such a banger. New ringtone.

[@mariorgil2266]

6:13 when the music fits perfect to the situation. This game´s soundtrack was really amazing.

[@Ravynwulf1]

One of the best. Second only to command in conquer imo

[@heckteck]

Oh man I remember watching my older brother play this on the snes and had a notebook of notes just for this game and when he finally beat it he was like........wtf that's the ending I spent all this time and effort playing and making notes for this ending lol

[@clarissaperez604]

My parents did the same thing. My dad played and my mom took notes. I still have their notebook.

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

​@@clarissaperez604❤

[@sgtfixer]

I loved this game back in the day! Thanks for playing it!

[@101jir]

I finally found it! Been wondering the name of this game for years! Played it as a little kid at school. I kept overlooking it because I didn't realize that a number of floppy disk games the school had were ports from the SNES. Also, 16:32 I get an ad; "AHH!! Don't go in there!" Perfect ad timing 😂

[@negator14]

Come on, not so difficult to figure out

[@101jir]

@@negator14 It shouldn't have been. Just didn't occur to me ports are a thing.

[@sammylane21]

This is more helpful than any game genie or GameShark on my PI System. Thank you for the upload.

[@Phillospillo777]

They had to have know the park was gonna fail spectacularly, why else would they have rocker launcher ammunition literally everywhere.

[@ZachariahS92]

Even if I forgot everything about this game there's no way I could ever forget that classic 90s music that feels like it should be in robocop 7: attack of Peru

[@ricardohuff8774]

Still one of my favorite games on the snes, love it. Pretty long game.

[@DanteKenchi]

i knew this game like the back of my hand 😁 so many hours i played this game in the snes era. such fun. dont understand how so many ppl struggled with it tbh. granted, the lack of a map is somewhat problematic for alot but we draw them on paper 😂😂

[@senshimak]

I never understood this game when I was a kid, lol.

[@John-ro3vu]

The first person parts scared me as a little kid 🤣

[@eliasinsen6271]

I love the FPS parts it’s a throwback to Duke Nukem and Doom

[@cheater87]

throwback, the game came out the same year as Doom did lol

[@0mnicide]

Damn that soundtrack brings me back to better days.

[@underwaterlevelz1947]

This was one TOUGH SNES game to own as a kid. You had to make a map showing where all the eggs could be found (a ridiculously hard task), where the security cards were, and which buildings had to be accessed in which order. The combat you could learn and make adjustments to, but figuring out the order took lots of trial and error. Finding all the eggs alone was extremely difficult.

[@RisingBeast00]

It's really not that hard. I didn't needed a map. I literally had the map in my head. I still do.

[@underwaterlevelz1947]

@@RisingBeast00 I could do that (map in my head) with some games such as Super Metroid but Jurassic Park wasn't one of them. The later interiors were also confusing to navigate, like the ship.

[@Dr_Jim57]

@@RisingBeast00 as a kid yes it was stop replying to every comment telling people how they should think or feel 30 years ago smh

[@RisingBeast00]

@@Dr_Jim57 fuck off and don't tell me what I can or cannot say! Cause in this case I can!

[@awilliams3841]

2 minutes in, you got a lot further than I ever did when I last played it when I was 5 years old. XD XD

[@RickyIcecubes]

This brings back so many memories. I can't understand why so many people prefer the Genesis version of Jurassic Park to the SNES version. This game is so much better IMO. Good graphics and great music. Plus, it was my first ever experience with first person gameplay. The only negative of this game is that it has no save system.

[@julienturcot8112]

Did you play the Genesis version?

[@RickyIcecubes]

@@julienturcot8112 Yes and I like this better. Genesis version is too dark.

[@julienturcot8112]

@@RickyIcecubes Yeah well SNES version is too cartoony.

[@RickyIcecubes]

@@julienturcot8112 I like it better because it reminded me of Zelda with FPS elements. The Genesis version is just a run of the mill platformer.

[@RickyIcecubes]

​@@julienturcot8112 I finally picked up the Jurassic Park classic collection. After playing both back to back, I am now 100% solidified in my belief that the SNES version is superior to the Genesis in every way. It's not even close.

[@maccliff2115]

I played this 1994 when I was 9 years old. You made it look easy.

[@retrorun]

Great run! I finally finished the game these days, and took me hours! Its a complicated game that let you lost sometimes.

[@Kevin0043]

I remember renting this game as a kid and being blown away the first time entering a building. My brain almost exploded when it turned into a FPS

[@bbgothviolator8953]

I remember renting this back in the day and thinking it was pretty cool. Then a few days later going over to my friends house who had Jurassic Park on genesis, I saw it and was like wtf. Genesis def got the better game imo

[@spoonbendingspacemonkey]

I love these playthrough vids! Especially for games like this that I could never figure out!

[@CrowT]

Tim: Don't shoot the Gallimimus. Grant: Fuck you Tim....thug life.

[@Shift18]

I'm just now realizing that this game played a huge part in why I love watching people play scary games. I was pretty young at the time so when it went to first person mode inside buildings it used to terrify me so I would only run around the outside not getting much done, but I watched my brother play it all the time and it was such a rush watching him do the scary stuff.

[@julienturcot8112]

Wow the scenes indoor give a Wolf 3D vibe..

[@benjamincastro6063]

Wolfenstein 3D was a blast

[@1leggeddog]

This was sujch a great game, never could finish it though

[@Aguyfrom225]

How was I supposed to figure this out as a kid?

[@DW-tm8ox]

I agree, it was a hard game.

[@siriusghosttv]

loved this game, i had a notebook with handdrawn maps of all the areas

[@mando18]

I never knew how to beat this game as a kid. Lol