It even has sound files for the playable version's Dinovoc calls, complete with beep sound before each call. Out of the three, it seems that Dilophosaurus has the most files remaining for it. As for the Pteranodon, he's already got his in-game. It is currently unknown how to access the playable versions (if their coding even exists still), but it might be possible to get the skins for the Galli and Dilo in game by swapping out an enemy version's skin. The Pteranodon became a key item however and only appears for a brief cutscene to lower the bridge to you to access Area 5 and beat up the Purple Pteranodon guarding it.
The Dilophosaurus and Gallimimus appear as enemies. (Okay this last one isn't really a dino, but a flying reptile.) In the final product, all three were cut as playable but do appear in game still. They are Dilophosaurus, Gallimimus, and Pteranodon. Ironically, one of the developers, Richard Wyckoff was also previously involved in the production of a certain other Jurassic Park game.Īt one point in production, it seems three other dinos were planned to be playable. Since it is the same, both games will be mentioned here as the unused content is essentially the same with a few exceptions.
It is essentially the same as Jurassic Park Scan Command, minus the need of the barcode scanner to progress. The game features an isometric overworld and random RPG-style encounters. Irene Corts from creating controllable dinosaurs with the experimental DinoVoc, using a DinoVoc stolen from an abandoned lab that belonged to Corts. In Jurassic Park Dinosaur Battles, you take on the role of a government agent who has to rescue Harrison Manly's group of Junior Explorers from Isle Sorna (Site B) and stop the evil Ingen scientist Dr. This game has hidden development-related text.
This game has unused playable characters.
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