The Lost World: Jurassic Park (Saturn)

For other games with the same name, see The Lost World: Jurassic Park.

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The Lost World: Jurassic Park
System(s): Sega Saturn
Publisher: Sega
Developer: Appaloosa Interactive
Licensor: Universal City Studios, Amblin Entertainment
Original system(s): Sony PlayStation
Developer(s) of original games: DreamWorks Interactive
Sound driver: SCSP/CD-DA (17 tracks)
Peripherals supported: 3D Control Pad
Genre: Action
Number of players: 1
Release Date RRP Code JP 1997-10-23 ¥5,8005,800 GS-9162 US 1997-10-01 $49.9949.99 81065 EU 1997-11 MK81065-50 DE 1997-11 MK81065-50 PT 1997 STJSE0739 UK 1997-11 £44.9944.99 MK81065-50 PL 1997-11 AU 199x BR 199x 191246
Non-Sega versions PlayStation

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The Lost World: Jurassic Park (Saturn) (ロスト・ワールド ジュラシックパーク) is a Sega Saturn 2.5D action platform game developed by Appaloosa Interactive. A port of the PlayStation game of the same name, and based on the titular 1997 film The Lost World: Jurassic Park, it was first released in the United States in October 1997, and was later brought to Japan, Europe, Brazil, and Australia the following months.

Gameplay

Scenarios

Compsognathus

This small dinosaur is the first one playable. It has a total of nine levels making it the one with the most of all characters. The Compy must use its agility and small size to progress through levels. While it can attack smaller dinosaurs, it has no choice but to run from larger ones considering it's at the bottom of the food chain. The Compy must travel through dense forests, through plains, underwater, and finally show down with the Human Hunter in a cave, climbing to the top to make its escape.

Human Hunter

The Human Hunter scenario features a hunter from INGEN who is on Site B to help round up dinosaurs for the Peter Ludlow. He must make his way through the Tidal Caves that the Compy left off on, go through desolate canyons, enter a Geothermal plant of sorts, and eventually make it to an old INGEN complex where he must escape a horde of Raptors. Along the way, the Hunter can collect special power ups for his weapons and he can latch onto objects above him with a grappling hook.

Velociraptor

In the Velociraptor game, the player picks up where the Human Hunter scenario leaves off. The raptor must escape the INGEN complex now infested with Human Hunters. After this, it must travel through a jungle and make its way to the island's volcanic areas. In the final stage, the Raptor fights a Euoplocephalus as a sort of boss.

Versions

The Lost World on the Sega Saturn continues the tradition of Sega-published Jurassic Park games, but unlike earlier outings was not exclusive to a Sega console, having first appeared on the PlayStation in late August 1997 (published by Electronic Arts), a few weeks prior to the Saturn release. The Saturn version is a slightly cut-down port of the game, with lower resolution and distance draw in a few levels. sadly have the same collision detection issues which do not appear in the PlayStation version. Loading times are also slightly longer, though the base game remains identical. Instead transparencies in 3D they used mesh effect. Same global Gouraud colour lighting in scenarios. With a few differences in 3D assents but with better dynamic colour lighting in character models and scenery assets. The FMV quality is very close, same resolution and FPS. Slightly better sound quality up 22000KHz vs 18000KHz in PS1.

To compensate, the Saturn version contains some exclusive content.

Production credits

• Senior Producer: Steve Hutchins
• Associate Producer: Michael S. Jablonn
• Product Managers: Kristin McCloskey, Terese Russell
• Lead Tester: Mike Dobbins
• Assistant Lead Testers: Jeff Junio, Paulita Villatuya
• Testers: Amy Albertson, Monika Kreese, Bobby Amirkhan, Dennis Lee, Karen Brown, Chris Lucich, Tony Borba, Tony Lynch, Mike Callahan, Marcus Montgomery, Howard Gipson, Maurice Smith, Rod Hong, Matt Underwood, Lloyd Kinoshita, Fernando Valderrama
• Duck Movie Compression: Greg Winslow
• Special Thanks To: Bernie Stolar, Shuji Utsumi, Ben Fischer, Mark Lindstrom, Steve Booth And Connie Brammier At Mca, Barbara Richie, Peter Hirschmann, The Seedy Crew, Mie and The AM#3 Coin-Op Team, Stan Winston Studios,, And Manny.

Appaloosa Interactive Credits

• Project Manager: Tassonyi Kadocsa
• Programmers: Three Dirty Dwarves' Team, Makó Balázs, Jutasi Tamás, Kisida Gábor, Székely Tibor, Tassonyi Kadocsa
• Graphic Artists: Markó Gábor, Orbán Nándor, Nagy Zoltán, Számel Endre
• Tester: Sándor Mezei
• Saturn Sound Effects: Molnár Dürer, László
• Appaloosa Producer: Jason Friedman
• Appaloosa Special Thanks to: Gulyás Roland, Rátkai Kornél, András Császár, Stephen Friedman, Györfi Zoltán, Brudnyák Mishi, Szentesi Jozsef, Di Pol Liza Iren, Our Families

Dreamworks Interactive credits

• Producer: Patrick Gilmore
• Associate Producer: Peter Hirschmann
• Assistant Producer: Steve Townsend
• Technical Project Lead: Matt Brown
• Engineers: Matt From, Wayne Shea, Tom Mcdevitt, Mike Heilemann
• Lead Textures, 2D Backgrounds and Visual Development: Matt Hall
• 3D Backgrounds: Dmitri Ellingson, Micah Linton, Dave Thompson
• Designers: Parker Davis, Justin Norr, Randy Oyler
• Lead Animator: Corey Comstock
• Animators: Tim Goodwin, Scott Hyman, Sunil Thankamushy, Derek Nansen
• Composer and: Michael Giacchino
• Orchestrator: Ken Anglionto
• Lead Quality Assurance: Damon M. Tripodi
• Quality Assurance Testers: Lynn Henson, Greg "Oat Boy" Hillegas, Patrick Mccomb, Caleb, The Bulletproof Monkey, Laurence Monji, Michael Morgan, Molly Shepard, Jake Bromwood

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In-game credits

Sega of America, Inc. Credits

• Senior Producer: Steve Hutchins
• Associate Producer: Michael S. Jablonn
• Product Managers: Kristin McCloskey, Terese Russell
• Lead Tester: Mike Dobbins
• Assistant Lead Testers: Jeff Junio, Paulita Villatuya
• Testers: Amy Albertson, Tony Borba, Karen Brown, Mike Callahan, Howard Gipson, Lloyd Kinoshita, Dennis Lee, Chris Lucich, Tony Lynch, Marcus Montgomery, Matt Underwood, Fernando Valderrama
• Manual: Curtis Clarkson, Richard Verdoni
• Package Illustration: Hamagami/Carroll
• Special Thanks: Bernie Stolar, Shuji Utsumi, Judie Nybo, Geraldine Dessimoz, Undyne Stafford, Mark Subotnick, Marci Ditter, Steve Booth and Connie Brammier at MCA, Barbara Richie, Peter Hirschmann, the SEEDY Crew, Mie and the AM#3 Coin-Op team, Stan Winston Studios, Jeff Nuzzi, Mike Quigley and Manny

Appaloosa Interactive Credits

• Project Manager: Tassonyi Kadocsa
• Programmers: Makó Belázs, Jutasi Tamás, Kisida Gábor, Székely Tibor, Tassonyi Kadocsa
• Graphic Artists: Mark Gábor, Orbán Nándor, Nagy Zoltán, Számel Endre
• Tester: Sándor Mezei
• Saturn Sound Effects: Molnár Dürer László
• Appaloosa Producer: Jason Friedman
• Appaloosa Special Thanks to: Gulyás Roland, Rátkai Kornél, András Császár, Stephen Friedman, Györfi Zoltán, Brudnyák Mishi, Szentesi Jozsef, Di Pol Liza Iren

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US manual

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Magazine articles

Main article: The Lost World: Jurassic Park (Saturn)/Magazine articles.

Promotional material

Print advert in Electronic Gaming Monthly (US) #99: "October 1997" (1997-xx-xx)

Print advert in Neo (PL) #3: "Luty 1998" (1998-xx-xx)
also published in:

• Secret Service (PL) #54: "Luty 1998" (1998-xx-xx)
• Neo (PL) #5: "Kwiecień 1998" (1998-xx-xx)
• Neo (PL) #6: "Maj 1998" (1998-xx-xx)

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Technical information

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ROM dump status

System	Hash	Size	Build Date	Source	Comments
✔	CRC32 MD5 SHA-1	553,700,784		CD-ROM (EU)	MK81065-50 V1.001
✔	CRC32 MD5 SHA-1	559,446,720	1997-09-18	CD-ROM (JP)	GS-9162 V1.002
?	CRC32 MD5 SHA-1	553,813,680		CD-ROM (US)	81065 V1.016

External links

• Sega of America webpage: Saturn