History VideoGame / TheLostWorldJurassicParkSegaGenesis

Another video game tie-in for the [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark film of the same name]], for the UsefulNotes/SegaGenesis. Like the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}} and UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn [[VideoGame/TheLostWorldJurassicPark version]], it was also developed by Appaloosa Interactive and released in 1997. Players assume the role of a nameless hunter (but at least going by his sprite he may be based off of Roland Tembo from the movie) contracted to capture dinosaurs and conduct other missions on Isla Sorna, whilst also fighting off an army of rival hunters. The protagonist can uncover a veritable arsenal of weaponry (both lethal and non-lethal) to take on the dinosaur and human threats and also commandeer vehicles such as [=SUVs=] and hovercraft to negotiate the island. Most of the game is depicted in TopDownView, but there are also novel pseudo-3D sequences involving some sort of vehicular chase which pushed the system to the limit in its twilight years. The game can be played with a friend in CoOpMultiplayer or in a competitive deathmatch-style mode[[note]]Unlock this one using the password CIVILWAR[[/note]].

* ExplodingBarrels: There are many of these (coloured brown), but they are at times mixed in with [[AlwaysCheckBehindTheChair identical barrels which don't explode on destruction but contain ammo and health crates instead]]. So it's worth always carefully destroying them at a distance, to avoid getting hurt, and with a controlled trigger finger to protect the possible valuable contents.

* CorporateWarfare: It's never stated which entities have hired the two opposing factions of bounty hunters (the player character's contact is simply referred to as "HQ"), but given the plots of the two works the game is based on ([[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the novel pits an independent group of researchers but who have former ties with [=InGen=] against marauders working for [=BioSyn=]]], while [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark the movie has two different factions of [=InGen=] in opposition]], it stands to reason that they are probably meant to be [=InGen=] vs [=BioSyn=] which would make this trope applicable.

* TrickBombs: The Gas Bomb Thrower [[InstantSedation can knock foes out]] and is useful in that it can be thrown behind you while you're being chased, unlike the grenade. It can also be used to extinguish fires.

* KnockOutBombs: The Gas Bomb Thrower does this and is useful in that it can be thrown behind you while you're being chased, unlike the grenade. It can also be used to extinguish fires.

Another video game tie-in for the [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark film of the same name]], for the Sega Genesis. Like the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}} and UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn [[VideoGame/TheLostWorldJurassicPark version]], it was also developed by Appaloosa Interactive and released in 1997. Players assume the role of a nameless hunter (but at least going by his sprite he may be based off of Roland Tembo from the movie) contracted to capture dinosaurs and conduct other missions on Isla Sorna, whilst also fighting off an army of rival hunters. The protagonist can uncover a veritable arsenal of weaponry (both lethal and non-lethal) to take on the dinosaur and human threats and also commandeer vehicles such as [=SUVs=] and hovercraft to negotiate the island. Most of the game is depicted in TopDownView, but there are also novel pseudo-3D sequences involving some sort of vehicular chase which pushed the system to the limit in its twilight years. The game can be played with a friend in CoOpMultiplayer or in a competitive deathmatch-style mode[[note]]Unlock this one using the password CIVILWAR[[/note]].

* UniversalDriversLicense: The hunter player characters are capable of operating a variety of off-road and marine vehicles ([[JustifiedTrope which makes sense given the geography of the Isla Sorna environment]]), including a dirtbike, an SUV, a hovercraft (which notably looks just like an aquatic version of the former vehicle), and a large transport truck.

* UniversalDriversLicense: The hunter player characters are capable of driving a variety of off-road and marine vehicles ([[JustifiedTrope which makes sense given the geography of the Isla Sorna environment]]), including a dirtbike, an SUV, a hovercraft (which notably looks just like an aquatic version of the former vehicle), and a large transport truck.

* CorporateWarfare: It's never stated which entities have hired the two opposing factions of bounty hunters (the player character's contact is simply referred to as "HQ"), but given the plot of the two works it is based on ([[Literature/TheLostWorld1995 the novel pits an independent group of researchers but who have former ties with [=InGen=] against marauders working for [=BioSyn=]]], while [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark the movie has two different factions of [=InGen=] in opposition]], it stands to reason that they are probably meant to be [=InGen=] vs [=BioSyn=] which would make this trope applicable.

* CorporateWarfare: It's never stated which entities have hired the two opposing factions of bounty hunters (the player character's contact is simply referred to as "HQ"), but given the plot of the two works it is based on ([[Literature/TheLostWorldJurassicPark the novel pits an independent group of researchers but who have former ties with [=InGen=] against marauders working for [=BioSyn=]]], while [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark the movie has two different factions of [=InGen=] in opposition]], it stands to reason that they are probably meant to be [=InGen=] vs [=BioSyn=] which would make this trope applicable.

* UniversalDriversLicense: The hunter player characters are capable of driving a variety of off-road and marine vehicles ([[JustifiedTrope which makes sense given the geography of the Isla Sorna environment), including a dirtbike, an SUV, a hovercraft (which notably looks just like an aquatic version of the former vehicle), and a large transport truck.

Another video game tie-in for the [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark film of the same name]], for the Sega Genesis. Like the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}} and UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn version, it was also developed by Appaloosa Interactive and released in 1997. Players assume the role of a nameless hunter (but at least going by his sprite he may be based off of Roland Tembo from the movie) contracted to capture dinosaurs and conduct other missions on Isla Sorna, whilst also fighting off an army of rival hunters. The protagonist can uncover a veritable arsenal of weaponry (both lethal and non-lethal) to take on the dinosaur and human threats and also commandeer vehicles such as [=SUVs=] and hovercraft to negotiate the island. Most of the game is depicted in TopDownView, but there are also novel pseudo-3D sequences involving some sort of vehicular chase which pushed the system to the limit in its twilight years. The game can be played with a friend in CoOpMultiplayer or in a competitive deathmatch-style mode[[note]]Unlock this one using the password CIVILWAR[[/note]].

Another video game tie-in for the [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark film of the same name]], for the Sega Genesis. Like the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}} and UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn version, it was also developed by Appaloosa Interactive and released in 1997. Players assume the role of a nameless hunter (but at least going by his sprite he may be based off of Roland Tembo from the movie) contracted to capture dinosaurs and conduct other missions on Isla Sorna, whilst also fighting off an army of rival hunters. The protagonist can uncover a veritable arsenal of weaponry (both lethal and non-lethal) to take on the dinosaur and human threats and also commandeer vehicles such as [=SUVs=] and hovercraft to negotiate the island. Most of the game is depicted in TopDownView, but there are also novel pseudo-3D sequences involving some sort of vehicular chase which pushed the system to the limit in its twilight years. The game can be played with a friend in CoOpMultiplayer or in a competitive deathmatch-style mode.

* GreatWhiteHunter: The player character is deployed to capture whatever dinosaurs he can, kill the ones he can't, and to repel the efforts of the rival faction to do the same.

Another video game tie-in for the [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark film of the same name]], for the Sega Genesis. Like the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}} and UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn version, it was also developed by Appaloosa Interactive and released in 1997. Players assume the role of a nameless hunter contracted to capture dinosaurs and conduct other missions on Isla Sorna, whilst also fighting off an army of rival hunters. The protagonist can uncover a veritable arsenal of weaponry (both lethal and non-lethal) to take on the dinosaur and human threats and also commandeer vehicles such as [=SUVs=] and hovercraft to negotiate the island. Most of the game is depicted in TopDownView, but there are also novel pseudo-3D sequences involving some sort of vehicular chase which pushed the system to the limit in its twilight years. The game can be played with a friend in CoOpMultiplayer or in a competitive deathmatch-style mode.

Another video game tie-in for the [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark film of the same name]], for the Sega Genesis. Like the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}} and UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn version, it was also developed by Appaloosa Interactive. Players assume the role of a nameless hunter contracted to capture dinosaurs and conduct other missions on Isla Sorna, whilst also fighting off an army of rival hunters. The protagonist can uncover a veritable arsenal of weaponry (both lethal and non-lethal) to take on the dinosaur and human threats and also commandeer vehicles such as [=SUVs=] and hovercraft to negotiate the island. Most of the game is depicted in TopDownView, but there are also novel pseudo-3D sequences involving some sort of vehicular chase which pushed the system to the limit in its twilight years. The game can be played with a friend in CoOpMultiplayer or in a competitive deathmatch-style mode.

Another video game tie-in for the [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark film of the same name]], for the Sega Genesis. Like the UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}} and [[UsefulNotes/SegaSaturn]] version, it was also developed by Appaloosa Interactive. Players assume the role of a nameless hunter contracted to capture dinosaurs and conduct other missions on Isla Sorna, whilst also fighting off an army of rival hunters. The protagonist can uncover a veritable arsenal of weaponry (both lethal and non-lethal) to take on the dinosaur and human threats and also commandeer vehicles such as [=SUVs=] and hovercraft to negotiate the island. Most of the game is depicted in TopDownView, but there are also novel pseudo-3D sequences involving some sort of vehicular chase which pushed the system to the limit in its twilight years. The game can be played with a friend in CoOpMultiplayer or in a competitive deathmatch-style mode.

Another video game tie-in for the [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark film of the same name]], for the Sega Genesis. Like the [[UselfulNotes/SonyPlayStation]] version, it was also developed by Appaloosa Interactive. Players assume the role of a nameless hunter contracted to capture dinosaurs and conduct other missions on Isla Sorna, whilst also fighting off an army of rival hunters. The protagonist can uncover a veritable arsenal of weaponry (both lethal and non-lethal) to take on the dinosaur and human threats and also commandeer vehicles such as [=SUVs=] and hovercraft to negotiate the island. Most of the game is depicted in TopDownView, but there are also novel pseudo-3D sequences involving some sort of vehicular chase which pushed the system to the limit in its twilight years. The game can be played with a friend in CoOpMultiplayer or in a competitive deathmatch-style mode.

Another video game tie-in for the [[Film/TheLostWorldJurassicPark film of the same name]], for the Sega Genesis. Like the PlayStation version, it was also developed by Appaloosa Interactive. Players assume the role of a nameless hunter contracted to capture dinosaurs and conduct other missions on Isla Sorna, whilst also fighting off an army of rival hunters. The protagonist can uncover a veritable arsenal of weaponry (both lethal and non-lethal) to take on the dinosaur and human threats and also commandeer vehicles such as [=SUVs=] and hovercraft to negotiate the island. Most of the game is depicted in TopDownView, but there are also novel pseudo-3D sequences involving some sort of vehicular chase which pushed the system to the limit in its twilight years. The game can be played with a friend in CoOpMultiplayer or in a competitive deathmatch-style mode.