Dylan struggles with the figure, but is interrupted by the Giganotosaurus rearing its head once again. Using nearby terminals he manages to set off a remote satellite laser from orbit which targets the massive dinosaur, completely obliterating it. Paula is trapped under falling equipment as the facility begins to fall apart.
Despite Dylan and Regina's best efforts, they can't move it, while time runs dangerously short. Dylan decides he will stay with her, telling Regina to learn about Third Energy using the research data, build a perfect time gate and come back for them. Regina promises, rushing through the gate and disappearing. Dylan and Paula are moments from being crushed when the scene pans outward showing the inevitable final explosion. The most common enemy in the game, they always come in numbers. Raptors are fast and can appear in varying colors, some more difficult than others.
Take them down on sight; they will almost always chase and knock the player down if running away. This large dinosaur looks somewhat like a smaller version of the Tyrannosaurus, but is very agile. They can take a beating and dish out a lot of damage to the player. Anything short of heavy weaponry will barely leave a scratch. They move very quickly, usually traveling in groups. These dinosaurs can perform a jump-kick attack on the player or occasionally spit poison.
Can be taken down easily with most weapons. Found mostly in coastal areas, these flying dinosaurs are more of a nuisance than anything else. They have the potential to swoop down or pick up a fallen player with their talons. Tricky to target unless using automatic weaponry such as the submachine guns.
Commonly referred to as the Compy, these tiny dinosaurs are no real threat to the player. They can usually be found in groups eating the remains of other creatures and have an attraction to shiny objects.
Aquatic dinosaur found in the underwater sections of the game. They are fast swimmers somewhat resembling crocodiles and can be taken down quickly with the aquagrenade.
Large aquatic creatures best recognized by their long slender necks and turtle-like bodies. They are fairly easy to take down with the exception of the larger plesiosaur fought underwater. With fangs and razor-sharp claws, these creatures can be a problem if allowed to get close enough.
Their skin is heavily protected and difficult to damage through normal means. Use the chainmine to flip them over, exposing their weaker stomach. Favors warm, dark environments. Powerful horned herbivore. They only give chase after suspecting Regina and Dylan of having killed their young, otherwise they keep to themselves. Perhaps the most famous dinosaur, the Tyrannosaurus is a massive carnivore and serves as the main enemy, frequently chasing the player.
It is missing its right eye from an early encounter. Cannot be killed by the player, only distracted by heavy explosive weapons. At one point rumored to not exist, this dinosaur eclipses the Tyrannosaurus in size and is the most dangerous predator in the game. Must be handled using unconventional methods. Nothing else will even phase it. Has a very small recoil action. The weapon can be fired even while running.
Useful for a time until better weapons can be purchased. Puts out a high voltage shock, immobilizing the enemy. Also used to activate specific switches throughout the game. A light-weight weapon, held in both hands.
Shoot even while running. Best used when facing multiple enemies at once. Shoots scatter shots. Capable of shooting enemies both close range and wide range. Works wonderfully against Velociraptors and smaller enemies.
Large knife, used to slash close-range enemies and make some distance from them. Also used to cut ivy blocking doorways. Launches wide range blazes. Effective on certain kinds of plants. Can be fired while walking. Required to pass through a poisonous area of the jungle. It creates a wall of fire, averting frontal attacks. Fairly useless, as it will only hold back smaller enemies.
Destroys cells by way of vibration. Effective for a few seconds even after initial fire. Energy blast sticks around and damages anything coming close. Penetrates through almost anything. The recoil is tremendous so it can only be fired while standing still. Stops the Allosaurus in its tracks.
Fires three homing rockets at once. The most powerful weapon overall. Super effective against Pteranodons that are otherwise difficult to bring down. Rapid-fire and power are the features of this large-sized machine gun. Capable of handling most enemies effectively. Most powerful underwater weapon. Fires small torpedoes. Needed to progress through the underwater facility.
Shoots a wave of shock immobilizing underwater enemies temporarily, allowing the player to avoid combat. A basic underwater weapon.
Fires three needles simultaneously. Useful until the aquagrenade is purchased. Fires five mines into the ground, blasting them instantaneously, and turns the enemy on its back. Essential to take on the Inostrancevia. As she and T. T land onto the area, most of the team gets wiped out by a massive swarm of Velociraptors - all except Dylan, Regina, and David Foxx.
Together, these three must figure out what went wrong, save any survivors, and inevitably get as far away as possible Edward City and out of the Cretaceous Period.
Oh yeah. I should have mentioned that you go back in time. Because apparently in the year it's entirely possible to not only go back in time, but also figure out where things are in time. Now, let's ignore the fact that they could have used their fancy time machine to go back before the experiment was started and you know, stop it and prevent the entire game, because then, well, there'd be no game. After watching a particularly grainy and gory cutscene, you're thrust into the boots of Dylan Morton, tough soldier guy that only wants to be loved.
Dylan's a very strong and capable guy, so it's no surprise that he runs off on his own to solve the mystery himself. As he begins wandering the jungle, Velociraptors jump out of the jungle and start attacking him. Fortunately, he's armed with a shotgun and a machete from the get-go, so he can handle himself. For every dinosaur he kills, he earns points that he can later use for the purchase of ammo, health kits, and other doo-dads that you may need to progress.
As silly the system is, it's actually full of a lot of strategy. By waiting for a dinosaur to attack, you earn bonus points if you can counter-attack them. If you can escape any damage in an area, you get even more points. It's not that hard at all to earn points, but earning them in style is mildly entertaining. Soon thereafter, Dylan gets trapped in a room, and you switch roles to play as Regina. Constantly throughout the game, you move from character to character, getting to explore all options of the game.
This is a fun little addition that actually does a lot to spice up the action because of the differences between the characters. Regina can't defend herself quite as well as Dylan, but Dylan's a bit of a block head and can't open many electronic doors. Regina is also under-equipped, but faster than her counterpart.
These differences make a huge impact in the game, and while playing you actually have to use completely different styles per character. Dylan can go in full-throttle and take out as many dinosaurs as he wants, but Regina has to be more careful and spend a lot of time avoiding her foes. When the research site, Edward City close to Raccoon City? Check back after E3 for hands-on impressions. We got our hands on the first short demo of Regina's new adventure Capcom was showing at E3 and we're really impressed by how it's shaping up.
When they promised to up the action, they weren't kidding: Dino 2 is more of an arcade game than a Resident Evil clone. First of all, there's a lot more dinos about; they attack almost constantly in packs of two and three. Luckily the controls are more combat-friendly: You dash automatically and can fire while running forward or walking backward. You've also got two weapons accessible at any time now, a main gun and a secondary weapon like a knife.
Points earned for killing dinos, with bonuses for "combos" killing multiple baddies within seconds of each other and for getting past rooms without being injured, can be exchanged for new weapons, ammo and healing items at save points.
You may also notice the backgrounds are prerendered now, to allow for outdoor jungle locations and more nasties on screen at once. More on DC2 as the October release approaches. Browse games Game Portals. Dino Crisis 2. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher. Locate the executable file in your local folder and begin the launcher to install your desired game.
Game review Downloads Screenshots Short-Lived Survival-Horror While Dino Crisis 2 is in no way a bad game, sporting some amazing visuals for the time and non-stop action with varied set-pieces including tropical forests, active volcanos, and an underwater level—it simply is nothing like its predecessor.
Does It Hold Up? Overall rating: 6.
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