Introduction

There saga Jurassic Park returns to video games. It will not be an unreleased track, but a compilation by the studio Limited Run Games of the eponymous titles from 1993 and 1994. At the time, these were developed by Ocean Software, which specializes in the adaptation of cinematic license games, on NES and Gameboy. The programmers have announced that they will keep the graphics, the son, and the gameplay of the original apps. However, it will also contain “new maps and various quality of life fixes that bring these titles into the modern era!” “, can-on read on the .

The Games

In the first game, the player embodies Dr. Alan Grant (hero of Spielberg’s first film), trapped in Jurrasic Park. Here’s the background: “A computer malfunction has caused the release of hundreds of fearsome prehistoric predators. Vicious raptors, spitters, and T-Rexes threaten to overrun even the fortified visitor compound. Two children, Tim and Lex, are also lost in the island’s wild jungle!” Your objectives will be to find them, but above all to survive face to reptiles. In the second title named The Chaos Continues, Grant is back in the park, far from imagining that the danger is too. Jurassic Park: Classic Games Collection currently has no release date, but will be available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch. Pre-orders will start on September 1 and end on October 15.

Pre-order details

For these remasters, Limited Run Games did not settle for a port to modern consoles. THE studio saw grand with four editions ranging from 64.99 euros to 174.99 euros. The one called classic, only includes the two Jurassic Park physical games, with a steelbook and a box in the form of a VHS in the colors of the saga. There version the most expensive called Prehistoric will go further by incorporating a replica of Dr. Alan Grant’s map, the band-son on disc, miniature reproductions of the NES, SNES and Game Boy cartridges of the games, and a case inspired by the packaging of Jurassic Park toys.