Dino Crisis (PS)

Dino Crisis for the playstation 1 was brought out in 1999, developed and published by Capcom. This game was developed by the same person who developed Resident Evil; you can tell it has the same feel to it. The genre for Dino crisis is classed as a survival horror and like resident evil it also has the same game play in 3D. The age rating for this game is 15+; it is a single player and has a vibration function. There aren't many FMV's in this game, and there's only the one disk. Plot; The story takes place in a research facility on Ibis Island, and a Secret Operation Raid Team (S.O.R.T) was sent in to investigate. During this mission they find a Dr. Edward ...  Read the complete review

General/Summary: Dino Crisis is a great way to stretch the versatility of the famous Resident Evil game engine, pioneered by Capcom. For starters, Resident Evil's engine makes this game a much better dinosaur adventure than even Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park and The Lost World: JP. The idea and setting is borrowed from the two movies, but Capcom went ahead to make the game feel matured and come out with great suspense and jumpy moments. The result is an excellent game derived from Resident Evil. In my opinion, Dino Crisis stands up high against the RE games on the PSX. To say that this game is "just a clone" is foolish, because the engine ...  Read the complete review

This is an ideal game for fans of the hugely successful Resident Evil series as this game is very similar to it but instead of zombies and deformed creatures to blow away, the enemy is in the form of dinosaurs instead. This game combines brains with brawn as there are just as many puzzles and codes to solve as their are dinosaurs to blow in to as many pieces as you feel like. I like the fact that you can also choose which member of the team to follow, Gail or Rick at various critial moments of the game, leaving myself feeling that I am in charge of my destiny. The only bad point that I can find about it is the endings (there are three) which compared to the difficulty of ...  Read the complete review

This game is right up at the top with Resident Evil and Silent Hill. It is a survival horror game with a difference. No zombies or flying beasties trying to make a three course meal out of your head, this time it's the turn of T-Rex and his scary, hungry cousins. Obviously lots of gratuitous blood and guts scenes are inevitable. In the game you play Special agent girl Regina and you have to get out of the compound....alive! Easier said than done!Of course there are lots of dinosaurs running around that are a little peckish. Problem? No, not really when your pumping them full of shotgun pellets or pistol bullets! The graphics are cool, the sound ...  Read the complete review

Dino Crisis is the latest offering from the creators of the Resident Evil series. The Resident Evil seal of quality is stamped all over Dino Crisis, from the polygon generated backgrounds to the gripping action sequences. Dino Crisis is not just Resident Evil with dinosaurs, though. It is a much more intelligent beast than that... You are a highly skilled female agent charged with the task of tracking down a scientific genius who has mysteriously vanished. A strong lead takes you to a tropical island with an abandoned military research base. The scientists are no where to be found. What is the project they have been working on and why are there now lots and lots of ...  Read the complete review