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product_id: 49900953
title: "Dino Crisis (PS)"
brand: "avalon interactive"
price: "₪363"
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# 3D graphics Intense action Realistic movements Dino Crisis (PS)

**Brand:** avalon interactive
**Price:** ₪363
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦕 Get ready to roar with excitement!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dino Crisis (PS) by avalon interactive
- **How much does it cost?** ₪363 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Key Features

- • **Blood-Pumping Action:** Engage in intense dinosaur blasting with a variety of weapons at your disposal.
- • **Tension at Every Turn:** Experience the heart-pounding anticipation as the T-Rex approaches, shaking the screen.
- • **Dynamic Chase Mechanics:** Feel the adrenaline as dinosaurs burst through doors and windows, chasing you relentlessly.
- • **Experience Chilling Realism:** Immerse yourself in photo-realistic graphics that bring dinosaurs to life.
- • **Unleash Your Inner Tactician:** Control the fate of your special tactics agent in a thrilling environment.

## Overview

Dino Crisis for PS delivers a thrilling survival horror experience with beautifully rendered 3D graphics, realistic dinosaur movements, and intense action sequences that keep players on the edge of their seats.

## Description

Product Description          Your most primal fears grab you on this new journey into survival horror from the creators of Resident Evil and Resident Evil 2. Suspicious and terrifying... the world's most renowned scientist has disappeared and you've been recruited to investigate on a mysterious, remote island. Suddenly, out of the mist appears a predator, which has haunted mankind's imagination for centuries... experience pure terror!--Beautifully rendered graphics in a fully 3-D polygonal environment.--Photo-realistic, chilling graphics add to the already heart thumping storyline.--Match wits against the most terrifying creatures that ever walked the earth.--Control the fate of special tactics agent, Regina, as she searches for the missing Dr. Kirk.             .co.uk Review          An abandoned research complex on a remote jungle island, a team of special forces operatives, a horde of vicious velociraptors, and one big, mean Tyrannosaurus rex constitute the setting and cast of Dino Crisis, the latest masterpiece from the makers of Resident Evil. You play as Regina, a member of a four-person team sent to retrieve an expatriate scientist. Your radio man became a midnight snack for the T rex, so it's up to you and your two remaining team mates to explore a dino-infested research station, rescue the scientist, call for a helicopter retrieval and escape with your lives. Along the way you'll uncover the grizzly remains of those who got in the dinosaurs' way, and you'll unravel the mystery of how a top-secret energy research project turned into a Jurassic nightmare. And about those dinosaurs: they're all over the island. One instant you'll be walking along a second-story balcony admiring the view, the next instant you'll be dodging a T rex as it smashes his huge maw through the concrete walls. Velociraptors chase you down blood-spattered corridors, flying reptiles circle the outdoor areas, and your only weapons are your pistol, whatever else you can salvage, a dwindling supply of ammunition and your wits. Packed with clever puzzles and heart-pounding surprises, all superbly presented with realistic graphics and horror-movie camera angles, Dino Crisis is a triumph of survival-horror gaming. --Mike FehlauerPros:Great sound effects and music Well-integrated, varied and clever puzzles Awe-inspiring, terrifying dinosaurs Branching story line improves replay value Cons:Doors impervious to explosives

## Features

- Beautifully rendered graphics
- 3-D polygonal environment
- Photo-realistic, chilling graphics
- Control the fate of your special tactics agent
- Realistic animal movements have been rigorously mimicked.
- Intense dinosaur blasting action with loads of weapons and blood.
- Dinosaurs chase you from room to room bursting through doors and windows.
- Feel the anticipation increase when the screen shakes as the T-Rex gets closer.
- Character drips blood after being attacked.

## Images

![Dino Crisis (PS) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61RFcs2V3KL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: can you play this game on a ps3 console?**
A: Yes, you can play all PS1 games on any PS3 console. What to remember is if you wish to play PS2 games on a PS3 it needs to be the original 60GB model as that has the PS2 emulator in it, they stopped inputting PS2 emulators in all models after that because it was too expensive to manufacture.EDIT: there was also long term issues with the Graphics Synthesizers in that particular model as it only occurred on PS2 games because it demanded more power consumption from the hardware. it doesn't for PS1 games that's why you can still play them on any PS3 model.

**Q: Can this be played on a PS2?**
A: Hello. Yes, all PS1 games are backwards compatible with PS2 consoles as long as they are the same region (e.g. PAL-UK, NTSC-USA, etc).  However, do check that your PS2 console is still able to read a PS1 disc first as this is one of the first issues that the PS2 disc reader encounters as its ages.

**Q: is it a ps3 game**
A: This is the original PS1 game. I believe it can be played in a PS3 as they are backwards compatible.Best regards

**Q: Can this be played on slim ps2, thanks**
A: Yes it can. PS1 games are able to be played on a PS1, PS2 and PS2 slim

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Resident Evil With Dinosaurs? Oh It's More Than That!
  

*by T***Y on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 October 2011*

Shinji Mikami. A Japanese video game designer, and something of a genius. He created Resident Evil, a series that put horror games well and truly on the video game map. If I was a gambling man, I'd bet that Mr. Mikami was a big fan of the Jurassic Park movie. Why? Because he also directed and produced this horror masterpiece, Dino Crisis. The game was developed by Capcom, published by Virgin Interactive, and released on the PSone in 1999.An elite task force has been sent to a remote island right smack out in the middle of goodness-knows-where. Their mission is to find and capture Dr. Kirk, a stereotype mad scientist who was believed to have died in a lab accident three years earlier, but is actually alive and conducting research on a new type of energy called "Third Energy." After finding out what it does I think I'll stick to gas and electricity, thanks. But as you probably know by now, no mission in a video game is ever as straight forward as it sounds.The agents consist of Gail, a tough-as-nails leader who prefers to let his supply of lead do all the talking (yes, he is a man!); Rick, a conservative computer hacker and general nice guy; and Cooper, an idiot who dies right at the very beginning of the game, nuff said about him. You play as the fourth member of the group, Regina, a woman who's very good at handling firearms, and rocks the flame-haired look...that plus she has a very nice backside.Dino Crisis definitely has PSone Resident Evil vibes. In fact, if you've played RE1, 2 or 3, you'll feel right at home with the controls and the inventory screen after a few minutes of play. Running and shooting feels the same; finding items in one place in using them in another may give you a case of Déjà vu; and you have to use every piece of available weaponry to take out the zombies...except we're not dealing with zombies. We're dealing with fear-inducing, flesh-eating, Steven Spielberg-loving dinosaurs, which include things like Velociraptors, Pteranodons, and a T-Rex.It's easy for sceptics to dismiss Dino Crisis as nothing more than "Resident Evil with dinosaurs." However the game does bring its own ideas to the table, and if anything has actually influenced future games from its zombie neighbours. For starters Regina has a 180° move, later seen with Jill in RE3. A quick tap of the R2 button and she'll turn around and be able to run in the opposite direction, away from any danger.RE1 featured the art of mixing herbs, but DC expands on this by allowing you to mix a series of items to create more effective things. You can mix two small medical packs together to make a larger, more effective medi-pack; or you can mix one An.Aid with some Tranquilizer darts to make stronger darts. There are many different combinations to try in order to create medi-packs and darts, and once you've gotten to grips with them they'll make your life so much easier. To me at least, the different kinds of darts influenced the ammo-mixing feature in RE3.But perhaps the most outstanding feature that this game offers is in the graphics. Resident Evil offered 3D characters but pre-rendered backgrounds; and while I was fine with that setup, there were a few people who weren't so fond of it because it made the characters and important objects stick out worse than an acne-riddled teenager in a school photo album. But here we have 3D characters in 3D environments. Regina and co. look like they actually belong in their surroundings. On top of that the camera is not fixed in position, but actually moves around with the characters, and creates more of a TV/movie like experience. Hardcore fans of the Resident Evil series will notice that the same graphical setup was used in RE: Code Veronica X on the PS2. The most important aspect of the graphics is that, by PSone standards at least, they are very good. Rooms are trashed; blood spews out of dinosaurs when you shoot them; and glass shards litter the floors.There's a bit of decision-making to be done in this game as well. For some reason your comrades, Gail and Rick, hate each other more than Noel and Liam Gallagher. They have different ideas on how to deal with certain scenarios, and it's at those points where you have to make a decision between Gail's idea and Rick's. Which one you choose depends on whether you prefer to use brawn or brains. Speaking of brains, this game is puzzle-heavy. A lot of doors are locked, and not only do you need two discs for a single door, you also need to crack a code before you can actually open them. The upshot of this is that it's a good workout for those who like a bit of code cracking, and since there is a lot of them there's a great deal of pride in actually figuring them out.Dino Crisis has its own ideas, but just like Resident Evil it manages to create a terrifying experience, especially for the first time player. There will always be a sense of fear when you enter a new room as you won't know what's actually in there. You can easily get startled when Velociraptors jump out of nowhere and attack you; and when you shoot them you can't be certain if you'll make it out of the fight in one piece. The cutscenes are cleverly used, and the acting is on par with RE2. A little cheesy in places, but mostly great. Unfortunately the T-Rex will still eat you whole if you stand still and remain quiet, thus proving that Dr. Alan Grant is a big fat liar!The conclusion? It's as follows: If you loved playing the Resident Evil games, then Dino Crisis will satisfy your appetite for survival horror gaming immensely. If you don't like RE but enjoyed watching Jurassic Park, then this game will provide you with more Dino entertainment that any DNA cloning theories could ever manage. Oh, and if you hate both? Then you've left me completely bemused as to why you've just wasted five minutes of your life reading my review.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    An old game still with a lot of bite
  

*by M***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 June 2015*

Issued in 1999 it was a great joy to find it still obtainable after all this time. We bought it to show our 10 year old son what games looked like then. The graphics of course are dated ("it's a shame their mouths don't open when they speak" was my son's comment) but it still has all the tension and fear of being caught by the dinosaurs that we remembered. If anything it's very age helps because the controls are not as responsive as today's games making it harder to get away from the dinosaurs. And my son? Well after proudly boasting that he wouldn't be scared, screamed the house down when the T-Rex made an appearance and Dad had to take over. Great Fun.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    fun game
  

*by R***Y on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 October 2019*

had a lot of fun with this game when my kids were younger, scared the s--- out of them, fun to play it once again, good old days.

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