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Dino Crisis (Sony PlayStation 1, 1999) - European Version

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From the creators of Resident Evil comes Dino Crisis, a survival horror game where players take the role of Regina and battle ruthless Compies, agile Raptors, swooping Pteradons, and a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Dr. Edward Kirk is supposed to be dead. Three years ago while working to establish a new type of energy technology code-named Third Energy, an experiment went awry and terminated the brilliant scientist's life -- or so it was thought. It was recently learned, however, that Dr. Kirk is very much alive and continuing his work at a Borginia Republic research facility on Ibis Island. In order to investigate the situation, an elite special forces team including agents Regina, Gail, and Rick was sent. The three expected another routine mission, but what they got was an all-out fight for their lives against an enemy they surely had never been trained to face -- dinosaurs! Luckily, Regina isn't restricted to limited firepower, as she'll come across shotguns, dart guns, and other weapons throughout the island. To gain access to the keys, code disks, and ID cards necessary for continued exploration, Regina must solve a variety of puzzles. Dino Crisis has three possible endings with a great deal of secrets becoming available after each has been viewed. These include new weapons, new costumes, and a "Wipe Out" mode in which you must defeat a certain number of dinosaurs within a designated time period. The PAL version of Dino Crisis has been programmed with 20% borders (10% of screen of screen on top and bottom is shaded black) and does not include language switches (Australian/UK version).