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JURASSIC PARK OPERATION GENESIS (XBOX)
JURASSIC PARK OPERATION GENESIS (XBOX)
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Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis puts you in the shoes of a Hammond-type Dr. Scientist, and challenges you to build a dinosaur-themed amusement park.
Similar to the first movie, you can install electric fences. Some fences have a higher electrical discharge than others and are intended for larger dinosaurs. While a 100 volt fence can protect a raptor, it might take a 500 volt fence to keep a T-Rex from escaping.
You have different buildings at your disposal, from the standard restaurant and bathroom to gift stalls and photo booths.
You can choose to build a safari, like what happened in the first movie. You even have the option of taking the tour yourself and your park as your visitors see it.
One of the most important objects is the Ranger Station. With this building, you can have helicopters patrol your park to watch for disasters. If a dino should escape, you have the option to enter the helicopter in first person view to try and shoot the dino with a tranquilizer dart. If you want to stick to building only, you can let the AI capture the dino.
In order to raise a dinosaur you have to hire a team to locate the fossils and then you have to have the fossils analyzed. The whole process takes some time, but the longer you let your teams work, the longer your dinosaur will live and the happier your visitors will be. Force the team to give you the results early, and your dino might only live ten days.
Different dinosaurs require different resources. Herbivores need lots of trees and grass, while carnivores need goats and cows. Your carnivores may get tired of being fed, so you may need to send a smaller-sized dino (a raptor in a T-Rex enclosure, for example), for the larger dino to hunt.
The game includes multiple camera angles. You can rotate 360 degrees, zoom in and out, enter the "visitor" camera, join the safari, take a scenic hot air balloon ride, or watch the helicopter.
Also included is a comprehensive dinosaur guide, designed to help you understand what each dinosaur likes and dislikes, and how to make them happy, as well as a brief history of each specific dinosaur.
Similar to the first movie, you can install electric fences. Some fences have a higher electrical discharge than others and are intended for larger dinosaurs. While a 100 volt fence can protect a raptor, it might take a 500 volt fence to keep a T-Rex from escaping.
You have different buildings at your disposal, from the standard restaurant and bathroom to gift stalls and photo booths.
You can choose to build a safari, like what happened in the first movie. You even have the option of taking the tour yourself and your park as your visitors see it.
One of the most important objects is the Ranger Station. With this building, you can have helicopters patrol your park to watch for disasters. If a dino should escape, you have the option to enter the helicopter in first person view to try and shoot the dino with a tranquilizer dart. If you want to stick to building only, you can let the AI capture the dino.
In order to raise a dinosaur you have to hire a team to locate the fossils and then you have to have the fossils analyzed. The whole process takes some time, but the longer you let your teams work, the longer your dinosaur will live and the happier your visitors will be. Force the team to give you the results early, and your dino might only live ten days.
Different dinosaurs require different resources. Herbivores need lots of trees and grass, while carnivores need goats and cows. Your carnivores may get tired of being fed, so you may need to send a smaller-sized dino (a raptor in a T-Rex enclosure, for example), for the larger dino to hunt.
The game includes multiple camera angles. You can rotate 360 degrees, zoom in and out, enter the "visitor" camera, join the safari, take a scenic hot air balloon ride, or watch the helicopter.
Also included is a comprehensive dinosaur guide, designed to help you understand what each dinosaur likes and dislikes, and how to make them happy, as well as a brief history of each specific dinosaur.
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