Dino Crisis 2 (PS) Reviews

Dino Crisis 2 is the sequel to the first Resident Evil Survival Horror clone that was the original Dino Crisis and takes place one year after the last game. Regina, the heroine of Dino Crisis, returns but this time has a new partner in the guise of Dylan Morton who joins her on a simple search and rescue mission which soon sees them ...  Read the complete review

Dino Crisis 2 is produced and developed by Capcom and brought out in 2000, it is a single player game rated suitable from the ages 15 and onwards. This game is a third person shooter and again as Dino crisis 1 was resembles resident evil. Anolog control compatible if you want to use them. This is a single disk game. Plot; One ...  Read the complete review

Considering the huge hype and critical acclaim that surrounded the original Dino Crisis, Dino Crisis 2 had a comparitively low-key release, but the difference between the two games is utterly striking. The first game was a close relative of the Resident Evil family of survival-horror games. Mimicking many of the better parts ...  Read the complete review

This is the sequel of DIno crisis 1 and his much improved in the gameplay and plot. You play the part of Dlyan and Regina, you switch between these 2 characters throughout the game. You have gone back through a time portal to the time of dinosaurs were humans have settled and tried to live with dinosaurs obviously this is ...  Read the complete review

It's the old story, you know. The scientists experimenting with time travel manage to make their research facility, a small town nearby and 1500 people disappear back in time. If I had a nickel for every time that's happened around here. Regina returns and she now gets to team up with Dylan, and both of them get to play the home ...  Read the complete review

After playing the superb first game in this series, I simply had to go out and get myself the second. The only thing that stopped me buying the game the moment it came out was a lack of funds, but as soon as that spare £30 came my way, I found myself standing in the queue in Woolworth’s, game in hand. I had a rough idea of what to ...  Read the complete review

This game is absolutely excellent. I love RPG's and this is honestly the best one I've played. It's from the makers of Resident Evil 1, 2, and 3...I liked the fact that it's not as hard as RE 1, 2, and 3...in Dino Crisis 2...it tells you what goes where...such as the keys to different doors...it tells you what key you ...  Read the complete review

I am. A little. How many versions of Resident Evil can one company kick out? More than one console can take! But thankfully this game is different, as it relies more on actually going round and killing dinos than having to sit and think about what you are actually doing, or saving all your ammo for the boss at the end. A little more ...  Read the complete review

I have played on all the Resident Evil games and Dino Crisis 1 infact i own them. They are all thouroughly enjoyable games but with someor problems the characters move at about 2 miles per hour and the games can get boring very quickly. Dino Crisis 2 is different to all the Resident Evil Games and Dino Crisis in the fact that it is free ...  Read the complete review

The first Dino Crisis was a good game but a bit hard and slow. Dino Crisis 2 is different though and is a very good game, the dinosaurs have good AI and the T-Rex jumps out at you when you least expect it. The game is just like the Resi series but with dino’s and the FMV’s are good too. Most of the story you get from the ...  Read the complete review

General/Summary: Let me say right off the line that Survival Horror is my absolutely favorite genre. I love everything about it, the ammo conservation, the tight control, the cinematic feel. I even love how short they are, since replaying them for an “A” rating is like repeatedly watching a good movie for nuances. ...  Read the complete review

Summary: Overall: Gameplay: Graphics: Sound: General/Summary: Dino Crisis 2 is best described as an arcadish version of the survival horror genre. Capcom, which felt that DC was too similar to the Resident Evil games, massively reduced the realism, massively added action, massively increased speed, ...  Read the complete review

Dino Crisis 2 is the sequel to a game called, surprisingly enough, Dino Crisis. I`ve not played the original game but the basic idea is that there was research being done into a new form of energy, and there was an accident. This led to loads of dinosaurs being brought to the present day, and lots of people dying. There was only one ...  Read the complete review

For the second Christmas in a row Santa brought me a Dino crisis game.He must think that I,a loving,gentle soul will enjoy blasting big lizards over my leftover turkey sandwiches.Well he's right and although I finished the game in a couple of days it's clearly a Christmas cracker. Made by Capcom,they of the 'Resident ...  Read the complete review

This is an ace game that is much better than the first since it has been given an arcade type overhaul. There are alot more dinos than the first game and the just keep coming. The storyline is ace with a major plot twist at the end. (The only problem is anything involving time travel gets me all confused with paradoxes and ...  Read the complete review

This is the first game in this style I ever played, and I love it! Apparently this is a Resident Evil style game, but I`ve never played that. The idea is that you are part of a mission to an area where a military experiemtn has gone horribly wrong. You end up thrust back in time to when Dinosaurs are roaming the Earth - and ...  Read the complete review

I've just completed the game and I can tell you that Dino Crisis is one of the best, if not the best game I've ever played on. In case you don't know the story of the first Dino Crisis game, I will explain it now. You played as Regina, part of a special missions organisation. You, along with your team consisting of ...  Read the complete review

Capcom has raised a few eyebrows with the sequel to last year's prehistoric survival horror romp. To wit; Dino Crisis 2 isn't a survival horror game - it is, to all extents and purposes, a shoot 'em up. Oh, indeed, it looks like a survival horror game. It has the pre-rendered backdrops with the wild camera angles, ...  Read the complete review

Talk about a shoot er up wow this is out of the world it will blow your fu**ing head off! It is so great the plot is so hard to follow but no debut it's the bomb!!!! The way they created it, so good instead of picking up ammo u have to wait until you come to a save then you charge up your weapons, then when you really get ...  Read the complete review