DINOSAURS. I had a fun time streaming this game to my twitch. Come give a follow if you want to hang out in the future! www.twitch.tv/jarek4gamingdragon
8:00 The start menu has a screen that tells you what keys you have found, and what keys you have missed in each level. They keys also have symbols you can match to the level portals for extra immersion.
I'm fully convinced that there isn't a 90's shooter Nightdive won't at least try to remaster. It'd be cool if they remastered Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire.
I know it wont happen but i'd love a Half-Life Generations port for consoles..... I know its very very unlikely due to the games being owned by valve and easily accessible on PC. But would still be cool
A tip for navigating the keys in Turok: Dinosaur Hunter: Look at the floor in front of each portal in "the hub" and notice the symbols on each key. If a key on the grass floor isn't lit up, it means that this key hasn't been picked up from within that specific level. The keys on the portal pillar structure indicate which symbols are needed to unlock that portal. It's a subtle indicator, but it definitely helps.
God I hope Nightdive gets to Evolution. Truly my favorite. But Turok as a franchise remains a comfort series. The OG comics pre-Acclaim are just okay, but Acclaim definitely changed it for the better. The Lost Lands are conducive to everything being wacky and mixed
nah Level 5 Catacombs looks bigger and more confusing than it actually is. The catacombs are only visually very monotron. Level 8 is more frustrating because it always feels like the same looking corridors and there seems to be no end
I really like Turok 1 & 2 but too many confusion in the level design, especially the second one. If you don't know 100% the levels, it can be a real pain to navigate levels. Some give huge headaches.
dang, didn't even mention the chronoscepter. loved the video though, I played turok myself a few months ago and while I thought it was a neat game I probably won't play it again ^ ^
my favorite thing i liked is going through the ancient city with that amazing soundtrack using the 2 shotguns on the raptors at the very beginning of the level, the music in this game is awesome and is always on loop but can change depending on what level you go through. it's also what got me into first person shooters and i still revisit the game to this day
I recently replayed Turok 1 and 2 as remasters. While Turok 1 has its rough edges and it's fair share of jank, it's well playable. Turok 2 however has some mapdesign that is so painful that not even the added mapmarkers can save it. That suffocates a lot of the potential the pretty ambitious game otherwise had.
I love nightdive remasters, especially since the kex engine all of the games are ported onto supports multiple input types at the same time. It allows for a lot of customizability, and in the case for me, allows me to have gyro aiming better than most of thier implementations.
Words cannot describe how happy I was that Nightdive remastered all of the OG Turok trilogy. Here's hoping for a Turok Evolution remaster in the future!
I played this game in its entirety on Switch for the first time a couple years ago, hadn't played it in so long. Anyone who complains about the platforming didn't have to experience it with joycon drift, I can bet you. 👍👍👍 It just added to the experience
I also can't get mad at this game despite its flaws, like you said. As a kid I didn't play Turok, but I played Turok 2 the way you described: first couple of levels, get bored, stop. A year later or so, try again. But my god, the game is so charming, the weapons are so satisfying to use, that I couldn't get away for long. Eventually I finished Turok 2 and never played it again.
I had a similar feeling the first time I played Turok 2, it was such a large "open-world" map that I got lost quickly, and eventually moved on. I think the key hunting works so well in games like Doom because they're contained within each level. Having said that, it was impressive what they were doing on consoles with FPSs. I felt Medal of Honor was also quite revolutionary for a console FPS.
If no one has played it, go play the Shadow Man remaster. Not only was the original game a masterpiece but NightDive went balls to the wall and added all the cut content in while even adding some new things.
The original Turok is based largely on the comic books, and plays a lot more like Doom. You should totally cover Turok 2 next, definitely the best game in the series!
The rendering distance was terrible for N64, however it made the game more of a horror game, anyone who played it on the N64 know what im talking about.
Played this on N64 and PC, its great on both! It's got its own feel like a lot of old school shooters do where if someone put a part of the game into another game such as the snowboard style movement, you would instantly recognize it as Turok. Definitely worth a play if you have yet to play it.
I played Turok 1 for the first time with the Nightdive remaster and thoroughly enjoyed it: finished in just under 7 hours with 7 out of 10 achievements (I'm missing "kill 3 people at once with a knife," the time trial one, and finding all secrets). I fell off playing Turok 2, but I think that's mostly because I played them back-to-back and should have taken a break between them.
Some of the Iguana Entertainment members went to work for Retro Studios and developed Metroid Prime. I tell people if you liked the platforming in Metroid Prime to play the first two Turok games. The landing "jolt" animation from normal jumping is even similar in both Turok and Prime.
Surprised you didn't mention the fantastic soundtrack and atmospheric ambient sounds of the jungle and the beating drums. I really enjoy turok 1. I remember getting it on launch day for the n64, and when it was re-released on steam I played through it in one sitting.
Also it just didn't do much to stand out, most games played in the day were rentals, you rent this game, play it but you never get the compulsion to complete it as it seems repetitive and requires too much time-wasting with exploration and so it got returned and nobody returned to it, Turok 2 to a lesser extent thanks to it's more striking combat, music and gameplay but still most would probably rent, get stuck on the first level because they couldn't find the children and not bother buying it. I played the original, I downloadeds 'Turok+' from the Workshop which opens up extra options, I chose to make the enemies fast and a bit more deadly but they don't respawn, to make the level combat linear, I highly recommend that in addition to HQ texture pack.
Turok 1 and 2 are my favorite fps. I played these games on the n64 for hours and beat them plenty of times. Metroid prime on the GameCube and the old pc doom games are other favorite fps of mine.
I feel Turok 2 striked the perfect balance with keeping key hunting interesting with each level being completely fresh an unique and having to collect power ups to reach new areas like a Metroidvania. The only issue I had with Turok 2 on the N64 was the frame rate took a serious hit with pushing back the fog but fortunately the Night Dive remaster completely addresses that.
Oh my god, I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who got stuck on this game. I remember the last time I played this game I was replaying the original levels I played and got so lost and couldn't figure out where to go. Eventually I gave up and stopped playing that game and thought maybe one day I would come back around 2:00 when there were gameplays available on youtube, and we could actually afford internet. That day didn't come until mid life cycle of the 360 days, and by that time I no longer have my original Xbox or the turok game. I honestly don't even remember what happened to it. I don't know what I did with it. I don't know if we lost it when packing to move to a new home, I lost it, or broke it as a kid, one of my siblings broke it, or if we sold it off or whatever the heck. I honestly don't know what I did with that game. Eventually I just moved on to a couple of other games like jet set radio and true crime Streets of L.A. Overtime I just forgot to rock ever existed and never went back to it. Especially around the time I actually got an Xbox 360. But every now and then I think of that game and think about getting again and going back to revisit old memories and finally be in an old challenge. And if somebody who does the video game series on my channel checking out games I missed out on when I was young or in the prime, checking out what I missed, this will be a great game to go back to. Don't know when that's going to happen because it's far down on my list of games revisit or check out for the first time. Multiplayer, it's even further down on the list. Anything with a still alive multiplayer but barely alive, dying fast, has to be played first. At least for the Sega video game preservation and getting footage to archive. Edit: it has a hub world to select levels? I never figured as odd as a kid and now I feel stupid. But now this makes a question, how the fuck do I even finish the level in the first place? I mean I feel like the fact that I never figured this out as a kid goes to show they didn't explain this very well. And just for the simple fact I didn't know how to finish or exit the level shows that I would have never figured it out. How the fuck was anybody supposed to figure that out they didn't finish the level? How the fuck did you even finish the level? Where do you go?!
the platforming is my favorite part, personally I wish they brought back intense platforming sections in FPS games. Also there is an easier way to do that level 2 jumping section. You can jump to the main platform then run to the back and then jump down since there is no fall damage.
1:44 speaking of mid 90s vibes, it seems like basketball was at its most popular. A huge variety of media back then was some combo of loony toons, basketball and graffiti font for everything
Basketball has only continued to get more popular over the years but a lot of events happened in the 90's to give it mainstream popularity for the first real time.
@@JarekthegamingdragonWith ambassadors like Shaq and Magic and others, it's no wonder. They're extremely charismatic guys. And the blockbuster success of "Shaq-Fu" was a major success on all levels
My two biggest issues with Turok 2008 are it feels more like a Dino Crisis 3 sequel then a Turok game and something that was also Turok Evolution's biggest flaw. It isn't Turok 4. I'm still waiting to find out what happens after Turok 3.
I love the remake Nightdive did and this is gonna seem weird, I sort of gained an over fascination with the human enemies, like, the first few goons looked normal yet practical, like the first goons armed with knives have muscle shirts, cargo pants, metal spiked bracers.. Also, Jarek, you said that the game does not tell you what level the missing key is in, the game actually tells you what level the key is in, you are indicated what keys are in the level, as well as piece of the chronocepter. The indication is on the ground infront of the levels. You complain Turok is a collectathon, if what is in turok bothers you, and since you are a dragon, not a minotaur, you are gonna hate Turok 2, which has several objectives that must be collected, the levels are huge and some are very much maze-like, one of those maze likes also is complimented with auditory poison.
Hey hey, I also like to mention that Turok 2 seem to have a problem on not knowing what the flying fuck it wants to have as an arsenal, as in, you have two different tranq guns, one becomes useless, yes tranq weapons, I think you are supposed to use them with your melee weapons, yes plural, you have 2, your talons and the warblade. There is a throwing disk which is like a uh extended melee, you throw it and it comes back. Also, the final boss invalidates the secret end weapon, the nuke launcher, I aint gonna hide it because A or B about things, it still fucking sucks.
I tried to play the remastered version on PC but it glitched out and softlocked on the second level :( That was quite a few years ago now though so maybe it won't happen again
and now that i watched both your T1 vid and your T3 vid. I do have to ask for a T2 vid gotta round it out. Turok 1 is probably my first FPS game. Love it Also don't die to Thunder. that statement at the end may not actually be accurate there.
The N64 is the only console I ever owned and Turok was one of the four games I had. It's a classic, proper old-school shooter, no bullshit. Well, almost no bullshit, those platforming sections were worse than communism.
It's was a good game for its time. Memorable weapons and enemies. But my God, you can get lost in that game. Same with Turok 2. It's a Dungeon shooter pretty much.
The Nightdive that everyone adores did a great job with Turok 1 and 2, but they completely dropped the ball with the missing multiplayer content of T3, and flat out refuse to finish the N64 Turok library with Rage Wars. If there's one TH-camr who pays attention to the games he plays and can actually take the Nightdive blinkers off for a moment to see how they shafted players... I imagine it would be Jarek. Call out Nightdive's s#:++y behaviour there, no matter how much we love the rest of their work.
I'll be honest, saying nightdive "shafted players" for missing the multiplayer on an amazing remaster of the single player is a huge over reaction. Especially saying that's s**** behavior. Like c'mon my guy calm down a bit.
The amount of entitlement. Turok Rage Wars was just a multiplayer experience for the N64 with no story at all. What would be the point of remastering it? Same for Turok 3's multiplayer. Why spend resources on a mode no one would even play? The single player experience is the the only thing that matters in these games, and Nightdive did a banger job on all 3.
@@Shark_Toonz The *point*, Mr Toonz, is that it sets a dangerous precedent. If a game is to be remastered, the whole game should be remastered. If companies start picking and choosing what parts of a game they're going to include, then the quality of remasters in general is going to suffer. You don't like Unreal Tournament style gameplay? Good for you. But if we don't call out selective remastering from the get go, then who's going to help you when they come for gameplay that you DO care about?
@@_Braised Well, Mr_Braised, what exactly is stopping you from buying or emulating the original release? It's not like the company is forcing you to buy this remaster. I don't think you understand the point of this rerelease of the game. The way I see it, this remaster is to bring back a beloved classic to an old and new audience and possibly bring life back to this franchise. I don't know what Unreal Tournament style gameplay has to do with anything, but you seem to be complaining about nothing.
@@Shark_Toonz nobody is forcing anyone to buy anything. Does that render product criticism invalid? Of course not. All I'm saying is if you want to bring a beloved classic back to an old and new audience, you should bring *the whole* experience back. Not play god and just 'decide' you're gonna skip some parts. If a remaster is incomplete, it should be called out as such. And I brought up Unreal Tournament's style because that's literally what Rage Wars is for Turok. Strange that you didn't get that. Or any of the other points either, come to think of it.
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8:00 The start menu has a screen that tells you what keys you have found, and what keys you have missed in each level. They keys also have symbols you can match to the level portals for extra immersion.
I'm fully convinced that there isn't a 90's shooter Nightdive won't at least try to remaster. It'd be cool if they remastered Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire.
Imagine them trying to remaster/fix a bad game, like Redneck Rampage, Blood II: The Chosen, or even William Shatner's TekWar. :V
@@protostar5946 Or Daikatana.
I think they literally remastered PO'ed
An obscure 3DO GAME that no one cared about but now I'm seeing gameplay and loving how sleazy it looks. I almost want to play it!
I know it wont happen but i'd love a Half-Life Generations port for consoles.....
I know its very very unlikely due to the games being owned by valve and easily accessible on PC. But would still be cool
A tip for navigating the keys in Turok: Dinosaur Hunter:
Look at the floor in front of each portal in "the hub" and notice the symbols on each key. If a key on the grass floor isn't lit up, it means that this key hasn't been picked up from within that specific level. The keys on the portal pillar structure indicate which symbols are needed to unlock that portal. It's a subtle indicator, but it definitely helps.
6:21 Did that monster truck just do a BREAKDANCE?!
Spinaroonie! 🤣
I really want nightdive to remaster the darkness
PLEASE
The Turok speedrunning community salutes you for covering our game
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sweet glad you covered the classic Turok game
God I hope Nightdive gets to Evolution. Truly my favorite.
But Turok as a franchise remains a comfort series. The OG comics pre-Acclaim are just okay, but Acclaim definitely changed it for the better. The Lost Lands are conducive to everything being wacky and mixed
nah
Level 5 Catacombs looks bigger and more confusing than it actually is.
The catacombs are only visually very monotron.
Level 8 is more frustrating because it always feels like the same looking corridors and there seems to be no end
It's almost as if The Campaigner designed his fortress to stop intruders from reaching him...
@@jeremyallen5974 🤣sure
I really like Turok 1 & 2 but too many confusion in the level design, especially the second one. If you don't know 100% the levels, it can be a real pain to navigate levels. Some give huge headaches.
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ahhh the nostalgia...i used the cheat codes to see the purty colours and dinosaurs dancing...was a trip to see...
If the recent Capcom survey is anything to go by, we just might get a resurrection of the Dino Crisis series.
I'm pretty sure it's remasters of DC1+2...
As an OG 90s kid (1984) Turok 1 on N64 was the shiznit.
Was hoping that part of the gameplay would have the "I AM TUROK!" screaming part. Good video nonetheless
dang, didn't even mention the chronoscepter. loved the video though, I played turok myself a few months ago and while I thought it was a neat game I probably won't play it again ^ ^
“Don’t worry, there isn’t any vore in Turok”
Thunder: “hold my beer”
my favorite thing i liked is going through the ancient city with that amazing soundtrack using the 2 shotguns on the raptors at the very beginning of the level, the music in this game is awesome and is always on loop but can change depending on what level you go through. it's also what got me into first person shooters and i still revisit the game to this day
Im gonna shit myself if nightdive ever redoes AvP and AvP 2
Loving the Doom music usage my dude also nothing but love for the Monster Truck Rallies
I recently replayed Turok 1 and 2 as remasters.
While Turok 1 has its rough edges and it's fair share of jank, it's well playable.
Turok 2 however has some mapdesign that is so painful that not even the added mapmarkers can save it.
That suffocates a lot of the potential the pretty ambitious game otherwise had.
I love nightdive remasters, especially since the kex engine all of the games are ported onto supports multiple input types at the same time. It allows for a lot of customizability, and in the case for me, allows me to have gyro aiming better than most of thier implementations.
Words cannot describe how happy I was that Nightdive remastered all of the OG Turok trilogy.
Here's hoping for a Turok Evolution remaster in the future!
I played this game in its entirety on Switch for the first time a couple years ago, hadn't played it in so long. Anyone who complains about the platforming didn't have to experience it with joycon drift, I can bet you. 👍👍👍 It just added to the experience
I had this game when i was a kid... even watching this video it brings back the feeling of boredom mixed with frustration.
I also can't get mad at this game despite its flaws, like you said. As a kid I didn't play Turok, but I played Turok 2 the way you described: first couple of levels, get bored, stop. A year later or so, try again. But my god, the game is so charming, the weapons are so satisfying to use, that I couldn't get away for long. Eventually I finished Turok 2 and never played it again.
finally getting reviews for the older better turok games
I had a similar feeling the first time I played Turok 2, it was such a large "open-world" map that I got lost quickly, and eventually moved on. I think the key hunting works so well in games like Doom because they're contained within each level. Having said that, it was impressive what they were doing on consoles with FPSs. I felt Medal of Honor was also quite revolutionary for a console FPS.
If no one has played it, go play the Shadow Man remaster. Not only was the original game a masterpiece but NightDive went balls to the wall and added all the cut content in while even adding some new things.
I got that game but currently stuck in it lol
Great video! Can't believe you didn't mention the cerebral bore, though. xD
It doesn't exist in Turok 1, it was first seen in Turok 2.
@@Jarekthegamingdragon Damnit, you're right. I checked the gaming wiki as well, but didn't read properly. 🤦♂️
Rage wars was the most fun Turok game to me, I remember split screening that game on my n64 with my cousin when he slept over
That avenger run in seattle was soooooo good! Also keep up the great content!
The original Turok is based largely on the comic books, and plays a lot more like Doom.
You should totally cover Turok 2 next, definitely the best game in the series!
I love all the Doom music playing in the background
The rendering distance was terrible for N64, however it made the game more of a horror game, anyone who played it on the N64 know what im talking about.
Me and my friend enjoyed Turok 2008 a lot. Especially knife-killing raptors
Played this on N64 and PC, its great on both! It's got its own feel like a lot of old school shooters do where if someone put a part of the game into another game such as the snowboard style movement, you would instantly recognize it as Turok. Definitely worth a play if you have yet to play it.
0:06 It makes me happy when someone mentions DinoSaucers and/or Dino Riders.
I played Turok 1 for the first time with the Nightdive remaster and thoroughly enjoyed it: finished in just under 7 hours with 7 out of 10 achievements (I'm missing "kill 3 people at once with a knife," the time trial one, and finding all secrets). I fell off playing Turok 2, but I think that's mostly because I played them back-to-back and should have taken a break between them.
"I'm A Dragon an T-Rex Combined" bro...Your Blood is Mad Hot.
Some of the Iguana Entertainment members went to work for Retro Studios and developed Metroid Prime. I tell people if you liked the platforming in Metroid Prime to play the first two Turok games. The landing "jolt" animation from normal jumping is even similar in both Turok and Prime.
1:24 thank god!! I love evolution and I’ll die on that hill 😂
Man the original Turok games take me back. The first game was my first Rated M game besides Doom.
Surprised you didn't mention the fantastic soundtrack and atmospheric ambient sounds of the jungle and the beating drums. I really enjoy turok 1. I remember getting it on launch day for the n64, and when it was re-released on steam I played through it in one sitting.
Looking forward to the video on the sequel. That's when the guns get fun, like the Cerebral Bore.
Also it just didn't do much to stand out, most games played in the day were rentals, you rent this game, play it but you never get the compulsion to complete it as it seems repetitive and requires too much time-wasting with exploration and so it got returned and nobody returned to it, Turok 2 to a lesser extent thanks to it's more striking combat, music and gameplay but still most would probably rent, get stuck on the first level because they couldn't find the children and not bother buying it.
I played the original, I downloadeds 'Turok+' from the Workshop which opens up extra options, I chose to make the enemies fast and a bit more deadly but they don't respawn, to make the level combat linear, I highly recommend that in addition to HQ texture pack.
You gonna cover the second Turok?
That one is considered by many to be the best in the series. Plus, it introduces the Cerebral Bore. ;)
7:23 A couple of years? I didn't beat it until 2022 lol. Good review on such a classic.
I was literally just thinking “When’s Jarek uploading?” Lmaaao
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Back then, 4 of us on a small TV, best time of our lives 😊👌
Turok 1 and 2 are my favorite fps. I played these games on the n64 for hours and beat them plenty of times. Metroid prime on the GameCube and the old pc doom games are other favorite fps of mine.
Im 100% convinced Turok 2 is the only reason metroid prime exist
To also throw this in theres also a overhaul mod that makes the game even more cooler called turok+
I feel Turok 2 striked the perfect balance with keeping key hunting interesting with each level being completely fresh an unique and having to collect power ups to reach new areas like a Metroidvania. The only issue I had with Turok 2 on the N64 was the frame rate took a serious hit with pushing back the fog but fortunately the Night Dive remaster completely addresses that.
Dino Crisis brought me BACK to Turok. As I like to call dinosaurs, Jesus Horse
Oh my god, I'm glad to know I'm not the only one who got stuck on this game. I remember the last time I played this game I was replaying the original levels I played and got so lost and couldn't figure out where to go. Eventually I gave up and stopped playing that game and thought maybe one day I would come back around 2:00 when there were gameplays available on youtube, and we could actually afford internet.
That day didn't come until mid life cycle of the 360 days, and by that time I no longer have my original Xbox or the turok game. I honestly don't even remember what happened to it. I don't know what I did with it. I don't know if we lost it when packing to move to a new home, I lost it, or broke it as a kid, one of my siblings broke it, or if we sold it off or whatever the heck. I honestly don't know what I did with that game.
Eventually I just moved on to a couple of other games like jet set radio and true crime Streets of L.A.
Overtime I just forgot to rock ever existed and never went back to it. Especially around the time I actually got an Xbox 360. But every now and then I think of that game and think about getting again and going back to revisit old memories and finally be in an old challenge.
And if somebody who does the video game series on my channel checking out games I missed out on when I was young or in the prime, checking out what I missed, this will be a great game to go back to. Don't know when that's going to happen because it's far down on my list of games revisit or check out for the first time. Multiplayer, it's even further down on the list. Anything with a still alive multiplayer but barely alive, dying fast, has to be played first. At least for the Sega video game preservation and getting footage to archive.
Edit: it has a hub world to select levels? I never figured as odd as a kid and now I feel stupid. But now this makes a question, how the fuck do I even finish the level in the first place? I mean I feel like the fact that I never figured this out as a kid goes to show they didn't explain this very well. And just for the simple fact I didn't know how to finish or exit the level shows that I would have never figured it out. How the fuck was anybody supposed to figure that out they didn't finish the level? How the fuck did you even finish the level? Where do you go?!
Resident evil is the only game where key hunting is fun
Not really given the asinine puzzles you usually have to solve...
the platforming is my favorite part, personally I wish they brought back intense platforming sections in FPS games. Also there is an easier way to do that level 2 jumping section. You can jump to the main platform then run to the back and then jump down since there is no fall damage.
You also have the Timbers! Timbers vs Sounders is still the biggest rivalry in US soccer
Which is great but Blazers vs Sonics were a significantly bigger rivalry which is saying a lot.
1:44 speaking of mid 90s vibes, it seems like basketball was at its most popular. A huge variety of media back then was some combo of loony toons, basketball and graffiti font for everything
Basketball has only continued to get more popular over the years but a lot of events happened in the 90's to give it mainstream popularity for the first real time.
@@JarekthegamingdragonWith ambassadors like Shaq and Magic and others, it's no wonder. They're extremely charismatic guys. And the blockbuster success of "Shaq-Fu" was a major success on all levels
I would love a remake of the first and second game.
Just played it again for the first time in about 25 years. Still awesome.
11:30 well akshually...that's literally what happens if Thunder (cyborg T-rex boss) takes one of your lives
My two biggest issues with Turok 2008 are it feels more like a Dino Crisis 3 sequel then a Turok game and something that was also Turok Evolution's biggest flaw. It isn't Turok 4. I'm still waiting to find out what happens after Turok 3.
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Probably of hundreds FPS games i played over the life, turok is the only one that gave me motion sickness.
Better late than caught in a time warp to neverland
11:30 Clearly you didn't see the death animation from Thunder's boss fight.
I love the remake Nightdive did and this is gonna seem weird, I sort of gained an over fascination with the human enemies, like, the first few goons looked normal yet practical, like the first goons armed with knives have muscle shirts, cargo pants, metal spiked bracers..
Also, Jarek, you said that the game does not tell you what level the missing key is in, the game actually tells you what level the key is in, you are indicated what keys are in the level, as well as piece of the chronocepter. The indication is on the ground infront of the levels.
You complain Turok is a collectathon, if what is in turok bothers you, and since you are a dragon, not a minotaur, you are gonna hate Turok 2, which has several objectives that must be collected, the levels are huge and some are very much maze-like, one of those maze likes also is complimented with auditory poison.
Hey hey, I also like to mention that Turok 2 seem to have a problem on not knowing what the flying fuck it wants to have as an arsenal, as in, you have two different tranq guns, one becomes useless, yes tranq weapons, I think you are supposed to use them with your melee weapons, yes plural, you have 2, your talons and the warblade.
There is a throwing disk which is like a uh extended melee, you throw it and it comes back. Also, the final boss invalidates the secret end weapon, the nuke launcher, I aint gonna hide it because A or B about things, it still fucking sucks.
Hey man you got the Timbers to support
I love that PNW reps soccer so hard but it's never been my thing. I want to be able to hate the sonics again.
i still hear the level 4 music in my sleep
i love retro games
But.... you also have the memories of the Super Sonics, Jazz, Clippers, Lakers, and Kings.... LMAO I am just kidding.
I tried to play the remastered version on PC but it glitched out and softlocked on the second level :(
That was quite a few years ago now though so maybe it won't happen again
Does anyone else lean forward everytime when making those jumps?
A dino game to add to your library, ORION: Prelude is fun to play, no specific campaign, dino horde shooter in the vein of Killing Floor.
Played that when it first launched a LOOONG time ago
and now that i watched both your T1 vid and your T3 vid. I do have to ask for a T2 vid gotta round it out.
Turok 1 is probably my first FPS game. Love it
Also don't die to Thunder. that statement at the end may not actually be accurate there.
... the times when levels were confusing as fuck...
Experimental nuke weapon and razor boomerang being wielded by a Native American? Seems pretty normal and badass.
The N64 is the only console I ever owned and Turok was one of the four games I had. It's a classic, proper old-school shooter, no bullshit. Well, almost no bullshit, those platforming sections were worse than communism.
Wasnt the n64 version the first implementation of modern fps controls?
The game, that made me a Gamer :)
Hey man hope you're doing well, i wanted to apologize i was very critical of your videos a couple years ago.
Funny enough I just, for the first time, beat the trilogy just last month
I wish Vietcong would get a remaster.
I’m playing The Isle right now cuz dinosaurs
So… doom with dinosaurs got it.
Have you tried dino trauma? I saw that on steam for some reason
Already made a video of it
It's was a good game for its time. Memorable weapons and enemies. But my God, you can get lost in that game. Same with Turok 2. It's a Dungeon shooter pretty much.
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Turok 2 D: my god ......
A vr chat model
Soon to be furry
Lol
Soon to be? Bruh I've been one LOOONG before I ever made videos and never hid it. It's hilarious that people some how didn't know.
Can you review Beverly Hills Cop for the PS2 please? It’s really bad
Turok wasn't good, it was great ❤
youre already getting a like on this for "bring back the sonics" lmao
Yes it was..
I bought an N64 turok bundle, finished it in a week and refunded the whole package 😂
I never liked it. 😢
The Nightdive that everyone adores did a great job with Turok 1 and 2, but they completely dropped the ball with the missing multiplayer content of T3, and flat out refuse to finish the N64 Turok library with Rage Wars. If there's one TH-camr who pays attention to the games he plays and can actually take the Nightdive blinkers off for a moment to see how they shafted players... I imagine it would be Jarek. Call out Nightdive's s#:++y behaviour there, no matter how much we love the rest of their work.
I'll be honest, saying nightdive "shafted players" for missing the multiplayer on an amazing remaster of the single player is a huge over reaction. Especially saying that's s**** behavior. Like c'mon my guy calm down a bit.
The amount of entitlement. Turok Rage Wars was just a multiplayer experience for the N64 with no story at all. What would be the point of remastering it? Same for Turok 3's multiplayer. Why spend resources on a mode no one would even play? The single player experience is the the only thing that matters in these games, and Nightdive did a banger job on all 3.
@@Shark_Toonz The *point*, Mr Toonz, is that it sets a dangerous precedent. If a game is to be remastered, the whole game should be remastered. If companies start picking and choosing what parts of a game they're going to include, then the quality of remasters in general is going to suffer. You don't like Unreal Tournament style gameplay? Good for you. But if we don't call out selective remastering from the get go, then who's going to help you when they come for gameplay that you DO care about?
@@_Braised Well, Mr_Braised, what exactly is stopping you from buying or emulating the original release? It's not like the company is forcing you to buy this remaster. I don't think you understand the point of this rerelease of the game. The way I see it, this remaster is to bring back a beloved classic to an old and new audience and possibly bring life back to this franchise. I don't know what Unreal Tournament style gameplay has to do with anything, but you seem to be complaining about nothing.
@@Shark_Toonz nobody is forcing anyone to buy anything. Does that render product criticism invalid? Of course not. All I'm saying is if you want to bring a beloved classic back to an old and new audience, you should bring *the whole* experience back. Not play god and just 'decide' you're gonna skip some parts. If a remaster is incomplete, it should be called out as such. And I brought up Unreal Tournament's style because that's literally what Rage Wars is for Turok. Strange that you didn't get that. Or any of the other points either, come to think of it.