History VideoGame / JurassicParkSegaMasterSystem

* BottomlessPits

* CollisionDamage

* MercyInvincibility

* ScoringPoints

* GottaCatchEmAll: There is [[UrbanLegendOfZelda a misconception]] that collecting the ''Jurassic Park'' icons found in certain spots and dropped by some enemies is required to access the final stage, but all they're good for is to add 10000 points to your score.

* MultipleEndings: A bad and a good one.
* NoEnding: In stark contrast to how lazy the endings of ''Jurassic Park'' games tend to be, this game has a rewarding ending about the park being open to great success. They even went through the trouble of making a [[ItsAWonderfulFailure depressing alternate bad ending]] too.

* AdaptationalVillainy: The ''Brachiosaurus'' in this game are ''not'' the {{Gentle Giant Sauropod}} as they were in the film.

* TyrannosaurusRex: Shows up as the defeatable FinalBoss, instead of being an invincible threat you can only flee from.

* ConvectionSchmonvection: Those waving rivers of lava near the power station only take 1 HP if they hit Grant. On that note, while driving there we see that the entire north of the island is an infernal landscape. [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything Sound]] [[JurassicWorldFallenKingdom familiar]]?

* ConvectionSchmonvection: Those waving rivers of lava near the power station only take 1 HP if they hit Grant. On that note, while driving there we see that the entire north of the island is an infernal landscape.

* EmergencyEnergyTank: The medkit items.

* 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. [[AntiFrustrationFeatures To compensate for that]], every hit enemy drops a healing potion, including the rock itself.

* HeartContainer: The two fuel tanks in each rail shooter level.

* 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 starts the action stage as an OneHitPointWonder.

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

The game has 4 levels that can be played in any order. Each one begins with a rail shooter section while Grant drives to them. Once that's done with, in the action sections Grant is armed with three weapons to take down dinos coming from ahead, above and below. Upon clearing all four levels, the final one featuring the ''T. rex'' becomes available if the player got there [[NoContinueRun without using continues.]]

!!Tropes featured in this game include:

* 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.

* BullfightBoss: The ''Triceratops''. Either use the ceiling to get over it and attack from behind or simply stand on a tree branch, jump when the dinosaur rams it, then carefully throw a granade on its weak point just before it leaves.

* ContinuingIsPainful: Losing a continue before the fifth level punishes you with the bad ending.

* 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.
* TheMaze: The Visitor Center. At the very end it even has you choose between a large set of doors to get to fight the ''T. rex'', setting you back in the level if you pick the wrong one. [[spoiler:The last door is the correct one]].

* RaptorAttack: The ''Velociraptor'' is the boss of the power station. In a nod to the intelligence it displays in the movie, it comes out of one of the various doors on its arena, attacks and then retreats to start the proccess over.

* WarmUpBoss: The ''Brachiosaur''. It simply raises its head above the lake, then lowers itself in the direction you were sometime before it rose.

* ItsAWonderfulFailure: Lost a continue during the first four levels? Then the ''T. rex'' 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.

* GameplayAndStorySegregation: The short cutscene between the rail shooter and action sections of a level always show the back of the jeep a little smashed by a single hit, even if during gameplay it was looking like a convertible due to damage or took no hits at all.

* PoisonMushroom: It takes 10 C icons to earn a continue. Those red icons some enemies drop in the final level? ''Each one subtracts a continue!'' This is particularly spiteful, given how you have to play without losing any continues in the first place to even get there.

* ConvectionSchmonvection: Those waving rivers of lava near the power station only take 1 HP if they hit Grant. On that note, while driving there we see that the entire north of the island seems to be an infernal landscape.

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

* CreditsGag: The credits for the BadEnding feature the names of various dinosaurs instead of the game's developers, as the ''T. rex'' and its kind have taken over the park.

* ItsAWonderfulFailure: Lost a continue during the first four levels? Then the ''T. rex'' remains on the loose, forcing the opening of the park to be postponed.

* ShowsDamage: The jeep in the rail shooter levels. Avoiding having it look like a wreck by the time Grant reaches the main stages is impossible by design.

* InconvenientlyPlacedConveyorBelt: Seen as part of what's presumably the Visitor Center's security system, complete with a section featuring a row of laser turrets.

* GottaCatchEmAll: Collecting the ''Jurassic Park'' icons is ''not'' required to avoid the bad ending, despite [[UrbanLegendOfZelda what others may tell you]]. You could avoid them and still get the good ending for not losing continues. Got them all, but lost a continue? Bad ending. This ''is'' odd, however, because then those icons ''[[FridgeLogic have no discernible purpose]]''.

* ContinuingIsPainful: Losing a continue before the fifth level locks you into the bad ending.

* GottaCatchEmAll: Collecting the ''Jurassic Park'' icons is ''not'' required to avoid the bad ending, despite [[UrbanLegendOfZelda what others may tell you]]. You could avoid them and still get the good ending for not losing continues. Got them all, but lost a continue? Bad ending. This ''is'' odd, however, because then those icons ''have no discernible purpose''.

* TheMaze: The Visitor Center. At the very end it even has you choose between a large set of doors to get to fight the ''T. rex'', setting you back in the level if you pick the wrong one.

* PoisonMushroom: It takes 10 C icons to earn a continue. Those red icons some enemies drop in the final level? ''Each one subtracts a continue!''

* CrosshairAware: Your aim in the rail shooter levels.
* DeathFromAbove: Often dealed by [[PteroSoarer Ptero Soarers]] through a large portion of the game.

* NonLethalKO: All of Grant's weapons have a tranquilizing effect.

The game has 4 levels that can be played in any order. Each one begins with a rail shooter section while Grant drives to them. Once that's done with, in the action sections Grant is armed with three weapons to take down dinos coming from ahead, above and below. Upon clearing all four levels, the final one featuring the ''T. rex'' becomes available if certain requirements are met.

* GottaCatchEmAll: Collecting the ''Jurassic Park'' icons is required to avoid the bad ending.

* NoEnding: In stark contrast to how lazy the endings of ''Jurassic Park'' games tend to be, this game has a rewarding ending about the park being open to great success.

* PoisonMushroom: It takes 10 C icons to earn a continue. Those red icons some enemies drop in the final level? ''Each one subtracts a continue from you!''

* RaptorAttack: The ''Velociraptor'' is the boss of the power station. In a nod to the intelligence it displays in the movie, it comes out of one of the various doors on its arena, attacks and then flees to start the proccess over.

The game has 4 levels that can be played in any order. Each one begins with a rail shooter section while Grant drives to them. Once that's done with, in the action sections Grant is armed with three weapons to take down dinos coming from ahead, above and below.