Dino Stalker
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It’s World War II. Pilot Lieutenant Mike Wired’s plane takes heavy hurt during a dogfight over the Atlantic. Mandatory to eject, he’s suddenly enveloped in a blinding flash of white light and guided toward an ominous jungle not more than. Everything around him has changed. He hears the distant moan of weird beasts.
Dino Tail puts you in charge of a hero lost in time. You’ll face off against an onslaught of prehistoric beasts in first-person perspective, with arcade-stylishness targeting and battling by land, sea, and air. The game features fully interactive backgrounds and is compatible with the GunCon 2 light gun.
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Dino Tail will rock.It should be on the XBOX becouse its graphics are so excellent.
Rating: 4 / 5
You are Mike Wired, a World War 2 fighter that crashed and was transported to a weird island. Now he must fight for the sake of humanity by battling vicious raptors, killer pterodactyls, 2 carnotaurus, oviraptors and triceratops, and the king, T-rex. If you like shooting sports meeting and dinosaurs, then this is a game for you
Rating: 5 / 5
Wow how did I never hear of this game before? this is a crazy shooter. Unlike the time crisis sports meeting for ps2 dino crisis lets you control where the character goes. Its done differently than resident evil dead aim because you always stay in first person mode instead of walking around in third person then switching to first to fight. A few other things that make this game different is the fact that amost everything in the environment is destructable. Want a small cut owing to the forest? Cut the trees down. Curious if that boulder has a weapon in it? Blow it up. I have to say that this feature is something i wish time crisis had. The game has what seems like a million dinos to kill but unlike time crisis it doesnt have unlimited replay regard. It’s a certain must have for all guncon 2 owners especially with how cheap you can grab a copy off amazon.
Rating: 4 / 5
I had bought this and at a excellent price. Though with the GunCon, moving around in the world is a small hard. I have heard that you can use the GunCon to shoot and another controler to go around, which would make it much simpler to go, but I coudn’t figure out how. Some place are simpler, where you go straight or are riding in a car and only have to go around in a circle. Another thing is that you cannot replay a prevous level unless you save multiple file of each level.
Rating: 3 / 5
I bought this because the two Dino Crisis sports meeting on the Playstation 1 were fantastic survival horror fun, and I was very taken with the hype around this game which billed it as a lightgun game that was free roaming rather than on rails. What they didn’t say was that it’s nearly impossible to use the PS2 gun as a fully functioning controller, which is what you really need to do. For anything but shooting, all the buttons you need are in really inconvenient places all around the gun and after half an hour’s play time, I had to take a break to rest my throbbing joints.
In case you haven’t seen it, the G-Con2 gun has a microscopic-weeny directional pad on the back of it, and it’s this that you are expected to use to go yourself around. Now, if you try holding the gun in a standard “aiming” stylishness, you’ll soon realise that your fingers are in nowhere near the right position to be able to reach it. You could just hold the gun wrongly and reach it, but you need to be able to fire at the screen regularly to kill dinosaurs. And they don’t sit still waiting to be shot! So for most of the game you need to be able to go and fire at the same time. And guess what? It’s impossible. Bravo, Capcom. Oh, sorry, they didn’t stop there, but added a further control scheme to allow you to strafe. To do this you need still more fingers so that you can still press the directional pad, by the side of with two further buttons way down on the gun barrel at the same time. And be able to pull the trigger. But even that’s the end of it – if you want still more pain, try using sniper mode!
As you may have realised, the control scheme completely spoiled the gameplay for me. I’m not fumble-handed by any means, but you would need to be an octopus to manage all this. Which is a bring shame on, because a free-roaming game about shooting dinosaurs is a very exciting thought. And Dino Tail is otherwise presented very well. The graphics are very excellent and the monsters all look very impressive. Some stages are really excellent fun but my favourite ones are those when you are riding some kind of vehicle, which means you don’t have to agonize about movement at all – hooray! The levels where you get chased down a tunnel by an enraged T-Rex are probably the most fun in the game. The rest is ruined by the controls, which make your life hell. I’ll tell you something else too – most levels have a TIME LIMIT!! In case you thought a slow careful hunt would save your fingers, this has been rendered an impossibility by the levels having a timer that counts down to zero – so if you don’t rush owing to the stage, it’s game over for you. Kind of negates the joy of free-roaming, doesn’t it? You are basically stuck with dashing from point A to point B, killing everything that moves…might as well be on rails. I don’t know why this stupid condition was added, as Dino Tail was not made to be an arcade game.
It’s a real dissipate of potential, but it’s only fitting that Dino Tail was a miserable failure after release. If you buy it, you have only yourself to hold responsible. I managed to end it – the final stage in the volcanic pit was in fact pretty excellent fun, but this and the other bosses towards the end were endurance tests that caused me agonising hand cramps to get owing to. Save yourself – I made it owing to so that I could come here and tell you that you don’t have to. Could have been a splendid game, but it all went incorrect due to the impossible way you are expected to be able to use the gun.
Rating: 3 / 5