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Episode 81
Jurassic Park - The movie - set a new standard for visual effects when it released in 1993. Featuring a combination of skillful designed practical effects with cutting edge computer graphics, audiences had never seen anything like it.
Jurassic Park - The game for the Super Nintendo - was also extremely ambitious. At the time, two of the hottest games were The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and the original first person shooter, Wolfenstein 3D. Somehow the developers of this game managed to combine these two radically different gameplay styles into one genetically engineered monstrosity! You can even use the SNES Mouse that was included with Mario Paint!
So how did this game get made? in this episode we'll find out, then we'll dive dep into the gameplay where we'll learn:
* How to complete EVERY objective!
* A trick for getting INFINITE 1-UPS!
* Where to find ALL 18 EGGS!
* The EASY way to get TONS of ammo!
* Where to find the NERVE GAS, and how to use it to DESTROY THE NEST!
* MAPS for all areas!
* Computer terminals - How to reboot them, and where to get Level 1 and 2 security clearances!
* How to access the SECREL LEVEL!
* Where to find every Night Vision Battery!
* TRANSFORM a Spitter into a Raptor!
* How to stop the ship, and radio the helicopter!
* Where to find EVERY ID CARD... AND MORE!
Thanks for watching!
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Getting through this whole game without any way to save your progress was a daunting task back in 1993, but I managed to pull it off as a kid back then by spending a whole Saturday playing!
There's no save?????
@@lee1130fromtwitter No save function, not even a Password system. You had to beat this whole game in one sitting.
I own this game and can confirm no save or password system
I did the same thing together with my dad. He would draw maps even and leave the combat to me. Took us about 8 hours straight on a rainy sunday to beat the game.
@@SleazyNinja i really look forward to this experience 🥲
This game was terrifying to play as a kid. The ambient music, the T-Rex attack and the fact that the dinosaurs in the buildings just stare creepily at you all made for a great game. The only let-down was not being able to save.
They originally planned to include a password system, but then Dr. Grant said, "Kids? I hate kids. F*** em." So Ocean gave up on the idea.
I bet the sound mixed with the Doom / Quake ect. art style made this scarier than most games there was some parts as a kid I had to play with sound off it scared me so much. The 1st person parts are terrifying. 😮
Played both this and mainly the Genesis version back in the mid 90's as a kid. 36 now wow what a throw back. Borrowed my friends SNES and this was the only game I played for quit a few days. Love the music in the SNES version the best!
This game is honestly one of my favorites on the SNES. Some of the best music on the SNES for passive listening at work.
The saminess of this game's 3D dungeons, alongside our narrator's pleasantly consistent cadence, lend this particular episode a sort of hypnotic quality; I know that sounds strange, but many of the best UCBVG episodes share this trait.
I remember playing this at a cousin's many years ago. I had no idea what I was doing and he refused to help.
It's nice to see what I missed all those years ago.
I remember getting this on the SNES and just having a field day playing it.
Yay, another episode of every gamers favorite Saturday morning show.
I watched this in my pj's eating cereal just to complete the trifecta.
@@powerlifter187 It’s like my new Saturday morning cartoon
@@johnwarner4178 you beat me to it lol
@@patrickaycock3655 I can’t even take credit I think someone said something similar a month ago lol
I look forward to this every Saturday morning!!!!
My favorite part of the movie is when Dr. Alan Grant goes around with an arsenal of weapons while laying waste to the dinosaurs.
The part where he shoots the velociraptors with the rocket launcher, and fries compys til they are vaporized? Perfect.
The action figures reflect that too. Maybe the game developers were just fixing the story for Spielberg. Same with the toy makers. Who doesn't like a Stallone or Seagal movie?!
This is the alternative cut with Swartzenegger (sp?) as Dr Grant
They follow the book more than the movie, which I actually think is fine. This game is a blast
Wait..he did that?
Dr. Horner letters
D - Secret level 44:03
R - North of ship 46:10
H - Top of visitor center 9:12
O - alcove if you go North at motion sensor by raptor cave (not shown)
R - South of Nublar shed (not shown)
N - East of North shed 1:07:42
E - South of Beach shed in t-rex area (not shown)
R - Southeast of helipad 1:40:30
Fun fact: my first dinosaur dig - I'm a paleontologist - was working for Dr. Horner in Montana - 11 years after I played this game as a child and saw Jurassic Park in theaters, I was in Montana digging up dinosaurs and sitting around a campfire with Jack Horner. It was pretty epic, if I would call anything that.
So it was not a 100% run. ;)
Man, I remember dedicating an entire weekend to this game when I was a kid…and we still never beat it. Me, my brother and our two friends, could not together beat it. This game is a genuine challenge.
You pretty much need a guide. I didn't beat it until there was a gamefaq for it.
I would love for there to be a fan sequel to this game in a retro style, faster paced interior sequences more in line with the original PC Doom, more dinosaurs and locations, more weapons, actual boss fights, secrets. There's so much that can be done here, I really like the non-linear structure of it.
Love this game but it definitely has a lot of untapped potential.
For anyone playing this game today, I recommend bsnes/snes9x with their overclock settings, keeping the speed intact but making the interior sections super smooth compared to 15fps or whatever the framerate is originally. (personally use a Pi4 RGB Scart setup for playing it on a CRT with the original controller and everything, Pi4 handles this game perfectly and does hi-res blending without breaking a sweat, older pi models won't handle it too well because of that).
Thanks for the tips! It's great seeing these old classics getting some love with modern tech.
It's funny how a lot of the dinosaurs in the first-person areas just look at you like a deer-in-the-headlights instead of attacking.
I always thought that was really creepy. When I was a kid the dark rooms were very unnerving.
It was scary enough didn't need to be even more intense. lol
Great episode as usual. This game could have been an all time classic if they didn't omit any and all save features.
EDIT: And an in game map feature.
That and a little more in game direction. In The Legend of Zelda a Link to the Past, people in the game would tell you where you needed to go to accomplish each goal. This game just says, "Grant turn on the power", or worse, "Grant, stop the raptors from entering the visitor center", to which naturally people will respond by going to the visitor center instead of the raptor pen. So much time wasted needlessly wandering around.
I love how in the movies, you can count the number of dinosaurs killed by people on one hand but in most of the games, you just commit mass Dino-genocide. Like, in this game, Dr. Grant is I Am Legend's Robert Neville to prehistoric life.
I never thought of it that way. If this game wasn't so scary to me as a kid, I'd have a big problem with this. 😂
Their vision is based on movement. Which is why you can take time to line up a rocket launcher!
But seriously, good video as always. The quality's been getting better with each one.
We got this game for Christmas 1994 after playing the Sega version at my cousin's house. We loved the Sega game and I was initially so disappointed that this one was different that I barely played it for months. But it grew on me after a while. I remember playing it for hours and getting lost in the first person areas, but never coming close to beating it.
I love that you decided to make a guide for this game. One of the games I played a lot of as a teenager and I mostly remember having to leave my SNES on for days because there was no save feature. Also, I have fond memories of the elevator music... the only time I felt safe playing the game.
I remember playing this game back in 2001-2002. I was never able to beat this game, maybe the short time I was holding this cartridge, or maybe I didn't get too much into it. Thank you for making this video. The music was the thing I like a lot of.
Yeah game was tough get lost going through those corridors in the building
This is my favorite game on the SNES!! So awesome you did a video about this game!
It WAS mind blowing in 1996! 🤯
I even recorded an acoustic guitar version of the main theme from this soundtrack.
Awesome video, brother!
Blessings!
I love when you do games other than NES games exclusively..it really broadens the scope and amount of games you can do! Great video as always💯
I rented this from a Rogers Video back in 1998, my brother and i were so lost and confused wandering around the map dying constantly.
Had to ask dad for help…. Lol
We ended up taking it back in favour of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Fighting Edition
I rented the hell outa this one. But never even got half way by the looks of it. Impressive job.
All I can say is thank you as thanks to you I managed to complete this game on the PlayStation 5 I’ve got a silver and gold trophy now and even though I am 44 years old
I don’t think I could’ve completed the game nowadays without your assistance let alone 30 years ago
Loved this game as a teenager. Took me forever to beat.
aw yeah, i remember this game. had no idea wtf i was doing back then when i played it as a kid. damn that music though, so good
Same here and agreed!
Mission Objective: "Collect ALL of the eggs."
Oversight: "The raptors will spawn infinitely from the wooded areas anyway."
Thanks for this. I look forward to it every Saturday after a long week. I'm grateful for your channel! It's a wonderful bit of nostalgia.
This game definitely needed a save feature, it would've made the game way more enjoyable
Music's really good, though
Fantastic walkthrough - love your running commentary. I cannot believe I finished this game as a kid. Circuitous AF!!
My memories lied to me! I always heralded the two greatest weapons as the rocket launcher and the tranquilizer, the only two weapons capable of putting down every enemy with a single shot, though tranqs weren't kills... and then i remember having to rush through nightvision areas because of constantly depleting battery that you had to refill while you were in it... and then, i remember there being a timer after you set the nerve gas that you have to escape from the island before it ticked out... or maybe it was just getting out of the raptor nest? That was so many years ago. I also don't remember being able to carry more than the starting ammunition for any weapon so i found myself constantly having to use whatever weapon was available
Escaping the raptor nest or island entirely under timer sounds like you might be merging memories of the SNES Jurassic Park game with elements from the NES Jurassic Park game and/or the SNES sequel game Jurassic Park Part 2: The Chaos Continues.
Ya might be right about that, i did play the second one too after all...
My Brother almost beat this game back in the day but the game messed up on him and he got stuck and couldn't move he was in the ship area clearing out the Raptors. My cousins almost beat this game but their younger brother waned to hear Welcome to Jurassic Park part of the game so they had to rest the game.
This was one of the games that I rented so often that my parents should have just pulled the trigger and bought it. Using the snes mouse was pretty cool, though i remember the controller being easier to use for those first person sections.
I think the irony would've been purchasing it, and having you beat it the following weekend. Perhaps renting was for the best...I once had to choose between Final Fight 3 and DKC2 (was told I could have a game for my birthday). Rented FF and beat it same day. Decided on Kong Quest - took eons (it felt) to complete and the much better choice in retrospect.
2:39 I can tottaly agree with this, it was the best thing I'd seen on a console at the time for 3D
had it as a kid, never got very far, but man,, those dinosaurs went BOOM!
I will never forget the frickin music from this game. It was laser etched into my brain due to having to play it for hundreds of hours.
The fact that you only have about 88k subscribers and not like...I don't know...4 FUGGIN' MILLION...it kinda bums me out.
You are a National Treasure and a Saint on earth, yo.
This game offered some very unique mechanics. Played it for the first time at my cousins finished it that weekend
Wow how did I just find this channel?
Excellent Walkthrough!
The thing I wait for every Saturday morning.
It's my favorite time of the week! Thanks, Kylo!
Super cool! Can’t wait to try out this game with my son after we watch this together!
You’re an awesome dad.
I love how Rapters and Dilophosauruses just hang out with each other inside buildings.
Man I remember feeling so lost playing this lol I can’t believe the game
Looked so good now that I’m looking back on it ! Great memories
I love that the dinosaurs explode when you hit them with the bolas ..
I remembered owning this game back in the day. I honestly really loved it.
Nice Episode. Love the Jurassic Park franchise. Thanks for doing these every week. I'm surprised you didn't do the Top Gun game for the NES when the new movie came out. Maybe next Saturday? Fingers crossed.
You can use the L/R buttons to fine-tune your spin when in FPS mode. Also I remember getting stuck at two different times on a wall at the ship level while being very close to finishing the game and had to reset.
God I love Saturday I appreciate the videos you do and the time it takes thank you and you rock
Such an amazing game, big part of my childhood! And the soundtrack was phenomenal
While I never played the SNES version, I did however play the one on the NES. That one had quite the boppin' soundtrack! Then again, a lot of Ocean games seem to have those despite that the quality of the games themselves can be anywhere from good to "eh".
1:19:50
Very cool of you to mention this. This is only handy if you’re speed running. It allows you to take a death warp to back outside but like you said, still gives you credit for clearing the floor of dinos. And given all the backtracking in this game, it’s definitely helps
"UCBVG will find a way." -Dr. Ian Malcom
Man did I ever sink a lot of hours into this, once I figured out how to beat it. Like many here in the comments, this was a game for "Whelp, nothing going on this Saturday, might as well spend the day beating this without a savegame feature"
Another tip for aiming is that the L and R buttons act is slower turning options in the interior areas. They easily help to avoid over steering when trying to aim at long range. Also for patrolling raptors it is actually easier to just run at them to make them lunge at you, as this makes them easier to hit than timing a shot. The radar also highlights eggs so that will make life easier.
The music in this game is so good
Just used your walkthrough to get trophies for the PS4 & PS5 versions of the Jurassic Park Classic Collection. Thanks for the detailed and easy walkthrough.
1:19:49 - Oh, so you did point out the "spitter into raptor" glitch trick, huh.
I always thought you had to use the tranquillizer darts to do the trick, but apparently, the shotgun shells can do it as well. Sweet!!! 😎
I doubt the gas grenades can do it, because the glitch requires a fiery explosion, and the gas grenades produce a smoky explosion upon impact.
The soundtrack to this game was my own personal hell (but I loved it. I still catch myself humming the outside theme or the elevator theme). It's the one game I couldn't beat. I would get everything done up until the helipad and just lose it. I'd search the underground with night vision, go back and run from the t-rex 100 times teying to see if i missed anything and...nothing...I couldn't find the last keycard. I'm gonna learn and then immediately boot it up and try again. I still have my original SNES and the Jurassic Park game, along with DK Country 1/2/3, Al Uncer Jr's: Pike's Peak and so many others.
Edit: all these years later and it was a CRATE??!?!! A crate. I told my mom because we tried for YEARS to beat the game and we walked by that crate a million times.
A crate.
Saturday Morning…. Made Awesome…. Again! Thanks guys!
best channel on youtube
Tried to beat this on the SNES quite a lot as a kid, the fact it had no way to save was a deal breaker.
Yoooo it's been so many years since I last played this game, I never got too far as a stupid child, but I always thought the smol dinos were really cute
Awesome Nostalia hits hard…Let‘s Play it again
This game scared the crap out of me as a kid, and the interior parts still give me goosebumps.
Anyone else here make it a habit to click the thumbs up on the video in time with the "meow" at the end of the intro jingle, or is that just me >.>
I do, except I report for terrorism
Ironically, the 3D maze sections in this game embody "your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should" pretty perfectly.
So true!
Thank you! This is so fun but was so hard. Never finished it.
Subscribed and liked. Thanks for helping me beat this game!
The sections of walls you can clip through and get stuck in the ship's hidden area were always the death of me for this game. You'd tap one and never be able to get out again =/ My brother finally beat it so I could see the ending.
I don't know why but I find these videos so cosy
I love this show look forward to it every week, just beat guardian legend with your guide last night, bad choice here, we need darkwing Duck, Bucky O'Hare, among others please sir...love the beginning tho of course
thanks for walkthrough, saved a lot of time for me
Love Die hard pun about Holly Genaro in nublar utility shed
The bolo flying sound is VERY reminiscent of the katydids we hear in the midwest / upper south of the US.
Love watching your videos bro! I never made it through this game as I didn't have a map and I would get lost in FPS mode on account that everything looks the same haha.
How could this game lack the biggest star of the Movie, Lex Murphy!? D:
Also why did the game never let us shoot Dennis with the Rocket Launcher...?
This game does have a lot of realism to it. I know that whenever I get hungry, I just walk into a random building and pick a piece of chicken up off the floor for a snack. It's not like it would make you sick to eat something like that. 🤣
Chicken on the floor and chicken in a brick wall-the staple of the 90s kids' healthy diet! We ate slept and breathed video games!! We saw them through the awkward times of bad graphics and cheap cash-ins to the 3-D explosion and its evolution from blocky to seamless! We are the reason for the quadrillions of dollars spent on video games💯
@@bransonbenson9520 there should be a game with chicken on the floor and if you collect it during the game, at the end you would get a congratulations for winning the game, but then it would inform you that shortly after your successful mission you succumb to salmonella poisoning from the tainted chicken. (Obviously there could be other options to consume, but the chicken would be a trap.) You could also have cake, which should help, but actually does nothing - because the cake is a lie. 🤣
See games like this promoted bad diets instead of veggies giving you health it was always chicken, hamburgers, candy, cakes, sodas never peas or carrots or broccoli🤔
@@karlmiller7395 Because kids never liked those foods to begin with. It is like oh look at me I am excited about a carrot in a video game to heal me. Even video game designers get more interested in hamburgers, cakes, ice cream and chicken.
21:12 I knew "raptor" meant "thief" but I never knew they committed identity theft too!
I needed this video to exist and it was perfect for me.
This style of video game videos, is very calming and stress-reducing for me. Thank you so much for making this video.
(I also enjoyed it enough that I subscribed and this is the first video I've seen by you.)
Interestingly this game had some Kenner promotion on the buildings in this game. Kenner was the toy manufacturer for Jurassic Park (and stuff like Star wars) at the time. Usually you don't see that kind of cross-promotion. With the licensed remaster of the Jurassic Park era games from 1993-95, the Kenner sign was replaced with new art by the developer (Kenner itself was bought and dissolved by Hasbro in the time between 93 and 2023). furthermore, the remaster does not feature the likeness of any of the characters on the messages that pop up in the overworld, instead replaced by a gray square.
I beat this game once. I left my system on for days to keep playing. Great game. I wish the objectives were more clearly established, a save function installed, and a map given to the player
You are the only person I know that has beat this video game
Alan Grant must be an offspring of Turok.
Wolfenstein, ya. Nice drop bro! 👌
18:05 nice dodging skills 😂
One story I heard was that Steven Spielberg for some reason had this idea that Ocean were a world class developer and paid THEM to make the game with this whole big concept or something and funded the game to the tune of millions (via a company). Hence the super 1st person tech which must have taken ages to figure out.
Hey thanks for posting this game. This game is one of the few great memories I have in being with my folks before they were divorced. We played this ALL DAY and got so close to the end and couldn't figure out how to find a certain item to get the ending to trigger. I think after that they couldn't stand video games for a while and I threw the cartridge across the room. Haha.. I never beat this game. I may have to watch the whole thing. I saw the ending before but not what what happens right before. I'm intrigue. 😂😂
Omg thanks for beating this game. I could never get very far in this game!! Thank you so much again!!
Bare in mind too that Ellie's ID card is only needed to access the elevator that goes between the pen and the visitor's centre from the visitor's centre's side, meaning that by the time you even have her ID, you have already cleared the raptor objective and would never need to return to the pen anyway.
You've done one of these on just about every game I played as a kid. The only one you're really missing is Solar Jetman.
Thanks for this- I got this game as a kid when it came out, didn’t beat it (emulated) until 2015 when I was deployed to Iraq and had LOTS of downtime- still needed a walkthrough! 😂
Oh my God my other most favorite game now As a child Right after Adventure island
Another superior video! Always enjoy your walkthroughs and your ability to break things down to a level that make sense while keeping it interesting. Always look forward to your uploads. Keep the awesome content going!!
You are amazing and love your work; especially the history of each game you guide us through. I look forward to each weeks' release.
Not a huge fan of Ocean’s games, but I always felt like this was their best one!
6:25 Ah, I see Ocean spared no expense.
Man, I didn't realize just how quick they were on the FPS scene... no wonder I was enthralled (and spooked beyond my mind) by this game. Staring at dinosaurs that start right back... and that's when the attack comes, not from the front, but from the side *wooosht* and the other twoRaptors, I didn't even know was there...... because I rushed into a room like a dork. :P
Man, I wouldn't have beaten this as a kid. No saves and huge game to explore. Bit man, I loved it. :P
Oy, I'm a goof. Awesome video, by the way! Very comprehensive. Llove the additional map asset on the left. :P
HECK YES, I could never beat this game
This game reminds me a lot of "Fester's Quest" for the NES. The weapons, the 3D when you enter buildings, and the maze like overworld areas. It did have a spiritual sequel "Addams Family Values" on Super NES which featured Fester in the main role again. But it felt like it was missing some of the elements this game had.