Coming back to this later in life is amazing. That hold the fort mix still hits. I remember sprinting to the ammo box after picking up the silver shotgun and getting locked in the fort. Love this game!
In honor of jurassic:The hunted Jurassic:The Hunted actually is special in his own way,the game introduced us to some great cinematics in a island lost in time ,great platinum trophy,a fabulous survival mode for defending barricades and see if you can strike a good score and for 1 player that feels so dark and GOOOOD!,the history you can actually make histories and theorys and the soundtrack it's just amazing,the adrenaline addition make the game easier,the great variety of weapons including The plasma rifle who recharges itself and it's just so fun and powerful,the cauldron intro,the trailer and the menu animations,the fact that theres collectionables and ways to upgrade our armory,the variety of levels and ambiences along with the difficulty for non experienced FPS gamers or people who haven't play a dinosaur game,fighting tittanic beasts! the alive community of the game in 2021!!! it's just amazing seeing so many recent gameplays and as inspiration the best player of the game:Oppa Suppa who has the number 1 position and the best Jurassic speedrunner,and even tho the graphics and the story it's a sh*t game that much of us will not only find enjoyable but nostalgic,and epic!
I still find it very surprising just how many people played and liked this game, and even said it made their childhood. I uploaded this soundtrack purely because I like it so much, and I never thought it would become the most viewed video on my channel! Honestly, I always found Cauldron's games to be middling and 'just okay', not bad but nothing special either. But I will admit that, if nothing else, at least the music in their games was almost consistently top-notch! :)
@@arfuiri1797 You're welcome :). But the truth is - they're not the real official names of the songs :/. Some of them are the names of the game chapters that sounded interesting to me (and made sense to name the songs that way), and others I came up with myself. I just didn't want to name the songs 'Track 1/2/3', etc, so I had to think something up ;).
There's a certain part of "Here They Come" that I remember near the end of the song with trumpets that thus far every version has failed to include on youtube, and it's pissin meh off!
@@LoneChipmunk Well okay :). You had me a bit confused there, I know I did my best to include every bit of music from the game. Glad you found what you were looking for ;).
Childhood returned. Thank you :) I played this game a lot (the Wii) version and there is a difference. There is no Survive Mode, only red and green Deinonychus, and in the T. rex boss fight the second T. rex is green like the first one, unlike the PS3 and Xbox 360 version, which has a red Rex as the second one.
You're welcome :). I'm glad that people are finding (and enjoying) this great soundtrack. As for the game, I wouldn't really know, I haven't played it (though I did partly watch some playthrough here on youtube), but I loved the music so much, so I decided to upload it anyway ;).
Man I wish they would release a remastered Ps4 or Ps5 version, I used to love this game and would still play it, but sadly, the disk and my Ps3 are missing or they could just remake it entirely or make a big sequel.
Well, it's available right here :). And sure the overall sound quality would probably be somewhat better on the official release, but at least all the songs are here ;) (they might have omitted a few if they actually released the soundtrack, companies usually do that for whatever reason :/ )
I know this was awhile back, but thank you so much for posting this. It's a relief that this game isn't too small to be noticed for its soundtrack. The game might not've had the best storytelling or gameplay, but Its ATMOSPHERE... 10/10 for me. If there was another dinosaur game, I would want them to base the mood off of this.
exactly, thats what missing in dinosaur games nowadays, the sense awe not only in the dinosaurs but in the world aswell, you can hear them but you cannot see them, they are hidden not in a scary n disturbing way, but in a beautiful and fantastical one, it makes you imagine what lies beyond when you see the cloudy dark sky, the slighty green fog, the dark green collored prehistoric vegetation, the roars echoing throught the cliffs, the world feels much more bigger and alive beyond you just having to follow a linear path and i personally think dinosaurs or prehistoric games in general should be like this, forcing you to use your imagination when witnessing a world long gone, and also represent our frustation towards never knowing for sure How the world truly was in the past, aspects that i think wouldnt work properly if it was a open world game, all comes together to creates this unique experience, and i truly miss this
@@cepodi I agree! The player's own imagination is a powerful and underutilized tool in a lot of modern games. I think the game did a good job of feeling bigger than it actually was, which made me at least feel like I was walking through an ecosystem rather than a narrow track. The distant dinosaur sounds are so freaking awesome. "Welcome to Bermuda" is my favorite track, just for the foreboding, primal, and mysterious tone it sets.
@@hajisaiku Oh yea, IDK why I didn't respond to you after you gave the idea. I checked out Dino Crisis (a no commentary walkthrough). It was very enjoyable! A unique atmosphere that I definitely enjoyed! Good pacing, long quiet moments followed by intense panicky combat. Grabbed the ost. Quickly checked out Dino Crisis 2 and 3, but they didn't hold the same atmosphere that drew me to the first one, so I didn't finish those. Thanks for the suggestion!
I remember playing this game as a kid on the Wii, I just beat it earlier today and had to take a listen to the soundtrack. The plot of the game is kinda dumb but the game knows that and the soundtrack is honestly too good for the game that this is, but I wouldn't had enjoyed it as much as I did without it since it builds so much suspense and pumps you up so much. Hearing the drums beating while the violins violently play themselves, before the deeper violins come in and give that all too familiar tone and vibe that this game has, have someone who's played this listen to like 2 seconds of that one iconic part at 36:04 and they will almost instantly recognize where it came from, the badass soundtrack really built the nostalgia for this underrated game which needs a sequal (especially after that cliffhanger).
The weird thing is that the studio that made game were also the ones behind a few cabelas hunting games so this kinda feels like cabelas dangerous 2013 but instead of modern animals it's dinosaurs
Game wise this game was really basic and boring but the music and the dinosaurs were cool. I wish they would release it to PC and make a sequal and add waaaaay more to it.
I think it's more a matter of a creative and talented composer being 'in the right place at the right time' ;) (or 'wrong place at the wrong time', depends on how you look at it. Maybe at some other, more prolific company, he would've made a bigger name for himself...). But yeah, there sure are a lot of mediocre games with some great soundtracks!
The last piece of the soundtrack where Dylan screams while he’s being eaten alive by Spike it’s the exact same as Here They Come, right? I remember being scared by that cutscene as a kid, when I was in the boss battle against Spike when I failed, and he eats you as a result. It was a fun game though on my PS2.
I believe it's a bass guitar, or at least it sounds like it to me. Or maybe a 'clean' electric guitar. Then again, it might not even be a real instrument at all, a lot of these soundtracks are made with samplers and mixers, and with added effects, so often you can't really tell for sure...
@@draytonjames81 You're welcome :). And yeah, I guess the game was average, as were most of Cauldron's games (though some of them had really good music), but judging by the comments on this video, it still 'made childhood' to a lot of people. :) Then again, as kids we all liked stuff we would cringe at nowadays (or possibly even be ashamed of?), so I can certainly relate ;).
LV S. McWorm, Jr. oh yeah definitely. I want this game on the ps3. I played this when I was ten on the Wii and loved it. I’d still like it but it’s a fun shooter but just a pretty bad story and generic characters.
>@@draytonjames81 Yeah, I don't think it's ever going to be remastered for the modern platforms, it just wasn't really popular enough for something like that. Plus, the original dev team may as well be defunct by now (they haven't made a new game since 2014). So I guess the only way this game is ever getting ported to any modern systems is if some fan enthusiasts do it... :/ Oh well, at least we'll always have this killer soundtrack :).
By 'these', you mean what exactly? Do you mean tracks 3 and 11, where I've combined two very similar songs into one? Or do you mean the entire soundtrack?
LV S. McWorm, Jr. what i mean is are yoi able to split some of the songs into their own vids to be listened to individually. i listened to the entire sound track and greatly enjoyed every bit and even how some of the songs that were virtually the same were combined to make one. what im asking is would you make a play list of each song. nowhere else is there the full soundtrack from this game and apart from here only 4 vids exist with the boss theme (uta raptor, t rex, and spike), scorpion theme, and the raptors theme then the main theme playing throughout each stage. this vid has all the songs from the game.
Yeah, the soundtrack is complete :). I did skip on a few songs that were just parts of some other songs, but the rest is all there. Even those short 'stingers' that play when the camera zooms in on some 'point of interest' (such as the next objective), and some cutscenes' audios too. I'm a completionist, what can I say :). As for re-uploading the entire soundtrack as separate files... I used to do it back before YT implemented the 'timestamp' feature, but nowadays I avoid doing it because it just clutters up my channel :(. And you could argue that my channel is already cluttered with all kinds of junk, but there's no reason to add even more to it, now is there? ;) Now, I know that you sadly can't take just a PART of a soundtrack and add it to a playlist, all you can do is add the ENTIRE video. And that sucks if you only want to listen to a specific song. So, since there are only 19 tracks on this soundtrack in total, which really isn't all that much, I'll think about it. I'll let you know when and if I re-upload it ;).
LV S. McWorm, Jr. alright dude no problem at all you got a good thing going and im greatful to even be able to hear the songs all mashed into one. its perfectly understandable if there are some stuff you gotta work out with it as well as some clutter but ill be waiting
I would like these broken up into individual tracks too either in a zip file form and just provide a link to download it or individual videos, other than that this game was fun and I have fond memories of it especially with the soundtrack
I'm a huge fan of this Cauldron's music composer. How could I find the soundtrack of another game he worked on? It is called Soldier Of Fortune Payback and there's not everything available on youtube. Thanks in advance
Yeah, I like his music as well. And I'm not sure about SoF OST and where you could find it, but now that I know Juraj composed it, it sparked my interest :) (I had no idea that game was developed by Cauldron, the first two games were made by Raven Software). So I'll look into it and let you know when and if I have something ;).
@@LVsMcWormJr thanks a lot my friend :) Yes, the last title of the sof saga was developed by them (2007) but the music in the second level of the game is very emotional. Maybe I can find something in the pc version, in some folders of the game maybe.
@@SuperGroove97 Well, if you own the game, you can try looking into its folders, why not? ;) But in my experience, the game assets (music, sfx, voices, textures, etc.) are usually packed into 'container' files that only the game engine can read, so you'll more likely to need some sort of an extractor to get the music files out. But like I said, I'll take a look these days, and let you know when I find something ;).
@@SuperGroove97 Hey man, good news - I've managed to get the music from SoF :). I'm thinking about uploading it here on my channel, but that will take some time (cause first I'll need to sort through the songs and do some work on them), so here's a link for the music 'as is' (taken straight from the game), so you wouldn't have to wait forever until I finally get around to it - mega.nz/file/G0QXzQbR#cwTdT15cT7bnyc9Ep_mYD6NjurolQhGTSZL_fxQ9Isc
Well, in order to do that I'd probably have to re-upload the entire hour-long video, which I'm not going to do so, sorry. Also, I did not alter the pitch on any of the songs on this soundtrack, so there's really nothing to fix ;). So unless there's some audio filter or something that's changing the pitch within the game itself, or if this song varies from version to version of the game (I used the files from the X-box version), I'm not sure where you're getting that from.
@@LVsMcWormJr There isn't an audio filter and the music doesn't vary from version to version. Whatever you used to extract the files from the Xbox 360 version probably messed with the sample rate. I uploaded a clean standalone with the correct pitch.
esse jogo e incrível muito bom e sensacional todos os dinossauros é muito realista esse jogo pra tem pra PS2 e PS3 eu tenho esse jogo zerado no PS3 Spike passei tirant king passei também eu sou muito bom
Coming back to this later in life is amazing. That hold the fort mix still hits. I remember sprinting to the ammo box after picking up the silver shotgun and getting locked in the fort. Love this game!
THIS GAME IS SO PERFECT
In honor of jurassic:The hunted
Jurassic:The Hunted actually is special in his own way,the game introduced us to some great cinematics in a island lost in time ,great platinum trophy,a fabulous survival mode for defending barricades and see if you can strike a good score and for 1 player that feels so dark and GOOOOD!,the history you can actually make histories and theorys and the soundtrack it's just amazing,the adrenaline addition make the game easier,the great variety of weapons including The plasma rifle who recharges itself and it's just so fun and powerful,the cauldron intro,the trailer and the menu animations,the fact that theres collectionables and ways to upgrade our armory,the variety of levels and ambiences along with the difficulty for non experienced FPS gamers or people who haven't play a dinosaur game,fighting tittanic beasts! the alive community of the game in 2021!!! it's just amazing seeing so many recent gameplays and as inspiration the best player of the game:Oppa Suppa who has the number 1 position and the best Jurassic speedrunner,and even tho the graphics and the story it's a sh*t game that much of us will not only find enjoyable but nostalgic,and epic!
I still find it very surprising just how many people played and liked this game, and even said it made their childhood. I uploaded this soundtrack purely because I like it so much, and I never thought it would become the most viewed video on my channel! Honestly, I always found Cauldron's games to be middling and 'just okay', not bad but nothing special either. But I will admit that, if nothing else, at least the music in their games was almost consistently top-notch! :)
@@LVsMcWormJr i love you for uploading this with their names and all,thanks!
@@arfuiri1797 You're welcome :).
But the truth is - they're not the real official names of the songs :/. Some of them are the names of the game chapters that sounded interesting to me (and made sense to name the songs that way), and others I came up with myself.
I just didn't want to name the songs 'Track 1/2/3', etc, so I had to think something up ;).
@@LVsMcWormJr new suscriber,Teresa give me that knife
Took the words out of my mouth hahaha this game is magnificent even after years
There's a certain part of "Here They Come" that I remember near the end of the song with trumpets that thus far every version has failed to include on youtube, and it's pissin meh off!
Nevermind, it was this song. :3 36:03
@@LoneChipmunk Well okay :). You had me a bit confused there, I know I did my best to include every bit of music from the game. Glad you found what you were looking for ;).
@@LVsMcWormJr However I am also noticing that Here they come is different in-game. they do in fact use the part I was looking for in here they come.
Childhood returned. Thank you :)
I played this game a lot (the Wii) version and there is a difference. There is no Survive Mode, only red and green Deinonychus, and in the T. rex boss fight the second T. rex is green like the first one, unlike the PS3 and Xbox 360 version, which has a red Rex as the second one.
You're welcome :). I'm glad that people are finding (and enjoying) this great soundtrack. As for the game, I wouldn't really know, I haven't played it (though I did partly watch some playthrough here on youtube), but I loved the music so much, so I decided to upload it anyway ;).
@@LVsMcWormJr Hello McWorm
@@Unknown-tp4cf Hello :)
Amazing
the fort defense sequences where usually the hardest part of the game for me but dang was it's theme a banger
especially at this part 36:21
I got this game for Christmas back in 2009 when I was 15.
Man I wish they would release a remastered Ps4 or Ps5 version, I used to love this game and would still play it, but sadly, the disk and my Ps3 are missing or they could just remake it entirely or make a big sequel.
How I wish this soundtrack was available!
Well, it's available right here :). And sure the overall sound quality would probably be somewhat better on the official release, but at least all the songs are here ;) (they might have omitted a few if they actually released the soundtrack, companies usually do that for whatever reason :/ )
33:34 is the base defense song
This soundtrack goes unbelievable hard for a game that's almost completely made of flipped assets.
I know this was awhile back, but thank you so much for posting this. It's a relief that this game isn't too small to be noticed for its soundtrack. The game might not've had the best storytelling or gameplay, but Its ATMOSPHERE... 10/10 for me. If there was another dinosaur game, I would want them to base the mood off of this.
I agree with you on all points
if you really like dino based games give Dino Crisis a go
exactly, thats what missing in dinosaur games nowadays, the sense awe not only in the dinosaurs but in the world aswell, you can hear them but you cannot see them, they are hidden not in a scary n disturbing way, but in a beautiful and fantastical one, it makes you imagine what lies beyond when you see the cloudy dark sky, the slighty green fog, the dark green collored prehistoric vegetation, the roars echoing throught the cliffs, the world feels much more bigger and alive beyond you just having to follow a linear path and i personally think dinosaurs or prehistoric games in general should be like this, forcing you to use your imagination when witnessing a world long gone, and also represent our frustation towards never knowing for sure How the world truly was in the past, aspects that i think wouldnt work properly if it was a open world game, all comes together to creates this unique experience, and i truly miss this
@@cepodi I agree! The player's own imagination is a powerful and underutilized tool in a lot of modern games. I think the game did a good job of feeling bigger than it actually was, which made me at least feel like I was walking through an ecosystem rather than a narrow track. The distant dinosaur sounds are so freaking awesome. "Welcome to Bermuda" is my favorite track, just for the foreboding, primal, and mysterious tone it sets.
@@hajisaiku Oh yea, IDK why I didn't respond to you after you gave the idea. I checked out Dino Crisis (a no commentary walkthrough). It was very enjoyable! A unique atmosphere that I definitely enjoyed! Good pacing, long quiet moments followed by intense panicky combat. Grabbed the ost. Quickly checked out Dino Crisis 2 and 3, but they didn't hold the same atmosphere that drew me to the first one, so I didn't finish those. Thanks for the suggestion!
I remember playing this game as a kid on the Wii, I just beat it earlier today and had to take a listen to the soundtrack. The plot of the game is kinda dumb but the game knows that and the soundtrack is honestly too good for the game that this is, but I wouldn't had enjoyed it as much as I did without it since it builds so much suspense and pumps you up so much. Hearing the drums beating while the violins violently play themselves, before the deeper violins come in and give that all too familiar tone and vibe that this game has, have someone who's played this listen to like 2 seconds of that one iconic part at 36:04 and they will almost instantly recognize where it came from, the badass soundtrack really built the nostalgia for this underrated game which needs a sequal (especially after that cliffhanger).
The weird thing is that the studio that made game were also the ones behind a few cabelas hunting games so this kinda feels like cabelas dangerous 2013 but instead of modern animals it's dinosaurs
Game wise this game was really basic and boring but the music and the dinosaurs were cool. I wish they would release it to PC and make a sequal and add waaaaay more to it.
the PS3 vesion has a survival mode so...have fun until it's 4 am just like me
I thought this game was fun.
@@Foobie07 It was fun, but too short, the story was pretty basic too ngl. I had more potential in my opinion
@@Rexog90 I definitely agree that it was too short and that the story is very basic.
I agree, but it's still a great game
Oh boy oh boy oh boy!
33:35
jurassic the hunted is mi game favorite
yes
I can code to this. Feel like being in some espionnage movie with a global conspiracy or something. I like it.
What is it with bad to mediocre games and having some of the best music?
I think it's more a matter of a creative and talented composer being 'in the right place at the right time' ;) (or 'wrong place at the wrong time', depends on how you look at it. Maybe at some other, more prolific company, he would've made a bigger name for himself...).
But yeah, there sure are a lot of mediocre games with some great soundtracks!
I know
este juego es super bueno, lo tengo platinado y guardado con cariño en mi coleccion ♥️
The wii didn’t have a lot of songs on this soundtrack welcome to Bermuda I know for a fact was not on the wii soundtrack
So good i love thy is game
The best game
the best so far 10/5 stars
Yes
I love this game
The last piece of the soundtrack where Dylan screams while he’s being eaten alive by Spike it’s the exact same as Here They Come, right? I remember being scared by that cutscene as a kid, when I was in the boss battle against Spike when I failed, and he eats you as a result. It was a fun game though on my PS2.
Siriously? Nobody is going to talk about How vortex zero is amazing?
yes he is really amazing
Wow so awesome
The music was the main reason I quit playing cause it was too freaking scary and the difficulty made it worse XD
Scary?? Why man??
@@kanethesevenfootmonster868 dinosaurs
54:47
My FAVORITE PART I WAS LOOKING FOR THE HUMM
What kind of guitar is at 54:47
I believe it's a bass guitar, or at least it sounds like it to me. Or maybe a 'clean' electric guitar. Then again, it might not even be a real instrument at all, a lot of these soundtracks are made with samplers and mixers, and with added effects, so often you can't really tell for sure...
LV S. McWorm, Jr. thanks man. This game always had a great soundtrack for what is an average shooting game
@@draytonjames81 You're welcome :). And yeah, I guess the game was average, as were most of Cauldron's games (though some of them had really good music), but judging by the comments on this video, it still 'made childhood' to a lot of people. :) Then again, as kids we all liked stuff we would cringe at nowadays (or possibly even be ashamed of?), so I can certainly relate ;).
LV S. McWorm, Jr. oh yeah definitely. I want this game on the ps3. I played this when I was ten on the Wii and loved it. I’d still like it but it’s a fun shooter but just a pretty bad story and generic characters.
>@@draytonjames81 Yeah, I don't think it's ever going to be remastered for the modern platforms, it just wasn't really popular enough for something like that. Plus, the original dev team may as well be defunct by now (they haven't made a new game since 2014). So I guess the only way this game is ever getting ported to any modern systems is if some fan enthusiasts do it... :/ Oh well, at least we'll always have this killer soundtrack :).
Donde puedo conseguir el disco conpleto alguien q de un link. Para descargarlo.
42:34 When does this track play?
I think it's during one of the dialogue scenes
can you break these up Into their own parts?
By 'these', you mean what exactly? Do you mean tracks 3 and 11, where I've combined two very similar songs into one? Or do you mean the entire soundtrack?
LV S. McWorm, Jr. what i mean is are yoi able to split some of the songs into their own vids to be listened to individually. i listened to the entire sound track and greatly enjoyed every bit and even how some of the songs that were virtually the same were combined to make one. what im asking is would you make a play list of each song. nowhere else is there the full soundtrack from this game and apart from here only 4 vids exist with the boss theme (uta raptor, t rex, and spike), scorpion theme, and the raptors theme then the main theme playing throughout each stage. this vid has all the songs from the game.
Yeah, the soundtrack is complete :). I did skip on a few songs that were just parts of some other songs, but the rest is all there. Even those short 'stingers' that play when the camera zooms in on some 'point of interest' (such as the next objective), and some cutscenes' audios too. I'm a completionist, what can I say :).
As for re-uploading the entire soundtrack as separate files... I used to do it back before YT implemented the 'timestamp' feature, but nowadays I avoid doing it because it just clutters up my channel :(. And you could argue that my channel is already cluttered with all kinds of junk, but there's no reason to add even more to it, now is there? ;)
Now, I know that you sadly can't take just a PART of a soundtrack and add it to a playlist, all you can do is add the ENTIRE video. And that sucks if you only want to listen to a specific song. So, since there are only 19 tracks on this soundtrack in total, which really isn't all that much, I'll think about it. I'll let you know when and if I re-upload it ;).
LV S. McWorm, Jr. alright dude no problem at all you got a good thing going and im greatful to even be able to hear the songs all mashed into one. its perfectly understandable if there are some stuff you gotta work out with it as well as some clutter but ill be waiting
I would like these broken up into individual tracks too either in a zip file form and just provide a link to download it or individual videos, other than that this game was fun and I have fond memories of it especially with the soundtrack
yo tengo ese bidiojuego
I'm a huge fan of this Cauldron's music composer. How could I find the soundtrack of another game he worked on? It is called Soldier Of Fortune Payback and there's not everything available on youtube. Thanks in advance
Yeah, I like his music as well. And I'm not sure about SoF OST and where you could find it, but now that I know Juraj composed it, it sparked my interest :) (I had no idea that game was developed by Cauldron, the first two games were made by Raven Software).
So I'll look into it and let you know when and if I have something ;).
@@LVsMcWormJr thanks a lot my friend :)
Yes, the last title of the sof saga was developed by them (2007) but the music in the second level of the game is very emotional. Maybe I can find something in the pc version, in some folders of the game maybe.
@@SuperGroove97 Well, if you own the game, you can try looking into its folders, why not? ;) But in my experience, the game assets (music, sfx, voices, textures, etc.) are usually packed into 'container' files that only the game engine can read, so you'll more likely to need some sort of an extractor to get the music files out.
But like I said, I'll take a look these days, and let you know when I find something ;).
@@SuperGroove97 Hey man, good news - I've managed to get the music from SoF :). I'm thinking about uploading it here on my channel, but that will take some time (cause first I'll need to sort through the songs and do some work on them), so here's a link for the music 'as is' (taken straight from the game), so you wouldn't have to wait forever until I finally get around to it - mega.nz/file/G0QXzQbR#cwTdT15cT7bnyc9Ep_mYD6NjurolQhGTSZL_fxQ9Isc
So, did you download the soundtrack yet?
Workout music today
if its possible, can you fix the track Welcome To Bermuda because the pitch is very low, which isnt how it sounded like in the game
Well, in order to do that I'd probably have to re-upload the entire hour-long video, which I'm not going to do so, sorry. Also, I did not alter the pitch on any of the songs on this soundtrack, so there's really nothing to fix ;). So unless there's some audio filter or something that's changing the pitch within the game itself, or if this song varies from version to version of the game (I used the files from the X-box version), I'm not sure where you're getting that from.
@@LVsMcWormJr There isn't an audio filter and the music doesn't vary from version to version. Whatever you used to extract the files from the Xbox 360 version probably messed with the sample rate. I uploaded a clean standalone with the correct pitch.
esse jogo e incrível muito bom e sensacional todos os dinossauros é muito realista esse jogo pra tem pra PS2 e PS3 eu tenho esse jogo zerado no PS3 Spike passei tirant king passei também eu sou muito bom
eu tenho o Jurassic the hunted zerado
it feels like a rip-off of TUROK 2008
Guitars in the jungle 👎
54:47
36:00
47:31