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DINO CRISIS 2 (PS1 PLAYSTATION)
DINO CRISIS 2 (PS1 PLAYSTATION)
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Dino Crisis 2 is a survival horror game in which you control the characters Dylan and Regina (switching from one to the other at different points in the story). You'll collect items and use them to solve puzzles while battling the hordes of dinosaurs that populate the island. Much like Alone in the Dark, the game uses 3D models for characters, enemies, and objects and static 2D backgrounds for their surroundings.
Initially, each character starts with a pistol and a melee weapon, but other weapons, such as flamethrowers or rocket launchers, can be purchased later in the game. the "vitality", which can be restored with the help of healing items. Sometimes an attack will cause you to bleed and therefore slowly lose health; specific health items stop the bleeding.
For each dinosaur killed, you receive "extinction points". By killing several dinos in rapid succession, you activate a 'combo' and thus get more points. Points can be used in "save stores" throughout the game to purchase weapons, ammo (and ammo upgrades that allow you to store more ammo in the weapon), healing items and "tools" (such as armor, more powerful melee weapons, or "cards" that allow for bigger combos). You can also save the game at these points.
Initially, each character starts with a pistol and a melee weapon, but other weapons, such as flamethrowers or rocket launchers, can be purchased later in the game. the "vitality", which can be restored with the help of healing items. Sometimes an attack will cause you to bleed and therefore slowly lose health; specific health items stop the bleeding.
For each dinosaur killed, you receive "extinction points". By killing several dinos in rapid succession, you activate a 'combo' and thus get more points. Points can be used in "save stores" throughout the game to purchase weapons, ammo (and ammo upgrades that allow you to store more ammo in the weapon), healing items and "tools" (such as armor, more powerful melee weapons, or "cards" that allow for bigger combos). You can also save the game at these points.
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