History VideoGame / JurassicParkSegaMasterSystem

* DieChairDie: The rocks in the driving levels [[ScrappyMechanic are a nuisance.]] They also happen to drop a potion when shot.

* FakeDifficulty: Is pretty much impossible to not take damage in the rail shooter levels due to how a rock comes up every now and then and trips the crosshair up. No, you can't shoot it out of the way. [[AntiFrustrationFeatures To compensate for that]], every enemy hit drops a healing potion, including the rock itself.
* FinalBoss: The ''T. rex'' is the boss of the Visitor Center. Notable in that this goes against several other adaptations of the first ''Jurasic Park'' film inclusing the Sega Genesis one, where said dinosaur is a hazard that the player can only flee from.

* GameOverMan: Grant and a small dino facing each other on a blank grey screen. Who chases who depends on whether you decide to continue.

* AdaptationalBadass: In this game Grant isn't trying to escape the island. He's called to fight and capture the dinosaurs. Eventually he brings order to the park and it is allowed to open as planned. Notably, he gets a change of costume in the Game Gear port to make him look more of a soldier, though it also gives him a rather girly running animation...

* BossArenaIdiocy: The only way to damage the ''T. Rex'' is to shoot rockets at the boxes at the top of the screen so they fall on her. Watch out for when the dino stomps the ground to drop them on ''you,'' though.
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* CeilingCling: Dr. Alan Grant, the [[McNinja paleontologist ninja]], can cling on any ceiling you can find.

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* DeathFromAbove: Often dealed by various kinds of pterosaurs through a large portion of the game.

* FakeDifficulty: Is pretty much impossible to not take damage in the rail shooter levels due to how a rock comes up every now and then and trips the crosshair up. No, you can't shoot it out of the way. [[AntiFrustrationFeatures To compensate for that]], every hit enemy drops a healing potion, including the rock itself.

* HerbivoresAreFriendly: No, they all want to ram you down. The ''Brachiosaur'' and the ''Triceratops'' in particular are bosses.

* InterfaceScrew: In the first area of the ''Brachiosaur'' level the river conceals the health meter, presumably due to hardware limitations.
* ItsAWonderfulFailure: Lost a continue during the first four levels? Then the ''T. rex'' [[https://youtu.be/KNIl_LGcGLU remains on the loose]], forcing the opening of the park to be "postponed." The ending cutscene fades to an ominous red and dinosaurs take over the staff credits.

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* SlasherSmile: The ''Brachiosaurs'' seen right before you fight the main one flash a large grin as they try to headbutt Grant.

* SuperDrowningSkills: The water bodies in the ''Brachiosaur'' and ''Pteranodon'' levels.

* UnexpectedGameplayChange: Each level starts with a rail shooter section as Grant drives to the main area. You should collect the gas tanks dropped by enemies to have five HP instead of the default three. In case you fail this phase the jeep races away anyway but Grant will start the action stage as an OneHitPointWonder.
* WarmUpBoss: The ''Brachiosaur.'' It simply raises its head above the lake, then lowers itself in the direction you were sometime before it rose.

Developed by Creator/{{Sega}} for the UsefulNotes/SegaMasterSystem in 1993, this ActionGame is one of the various video game adaptations of ''Film/JurassicPark1993''.

Developed by Creator/{{Sega}} for the UsefulNotes/SegaMasterSystem in 1993, this ActionGame is one of the various videogame adaptations of the first ''Film/JurassicPark'' film.

* DeathFromAbove: Often dealed by various kinds of [[PteroSoarer Ptero Soarers]] through a large portion of the game.

* PteroSoarer: A common enemy through the game. The ''Pteranodon'' is one the bosses.

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