- Sep 21, 2004
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This just came to me. Nobody can claim they dont want one. It doesnt have to be Jurassic Park, but it should be. I dont mean one of those point and clicks things, I mean a decent, playable game.
Think of good it would be to killing some smaller grunts (Compies?) before heading out into a clearing to see a Tyrannosaur picking at a fallen foe only to turn to notice you.
Some hack writer can create a scenario when all the herbivores (Brachiosaurs) drink smoe mutated water or something that turns them into bloodthirsty killers of isolated human video game anti-heroes.
Dinosaurs make perfect game subject matter.
1. They fill the role of zombies/Nazis/Russians as unthinking killers we dont feel bad about rocket launching. Moral ambiguity is hard.
2. There's lots of different varieties for enemies. T-Rex as the final boss; lets see Glados stand up to that.
3. Think of the visuals. That same Jurassic Park awe in a game.
4. They already dead. No chance of pissing off an interest group.
The more I think of it, the more angry I am this doesnt exist.
Think of good it would be to killing some smaller grunts (Compies?) before heading out into a clearing to see a Tyrannosaur picking at a fallen foe only to turn to notice you.
Some hack writer can create a scenario when all the herbivores (Brachiosaurs) drink smoe mutated water or something that turns them into bloodthirsty killers of isolated human video game anti-heroes.
Dinosaurs make perfect game subject matter.
1. They fill the role of zombies/Nazis/Russians as unthinking killers we dont feel bad about rocket launching. Moral ambiguity is hard.
2. There's lots of different varieties for enemies. T-Rex as the final boss; lets see Glados stand up to that.
3. Think of the visuals. That same Jurassic Park awe in a game.
4. They already dead. No chance of pissing off an interest group.
The more I think of it, the more angry I am this doesnt exist.
for dodos.
