Sega Genesis Jurassic Park Soundtrack - Visitor Center
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- The Visitor's Center Theme from the original Sega Genesis Jurassic Park game. Not much else to say except it's better quality than most other rips and close to accurate emulation.
![[SEGA Genesis Music] Jurassic Park: The Lost World - Full Original Soundtrack OST](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QfIBbJ8vwqY/mqdefault.jpg)
![[SEGA Genesis Music] Jurassic Park: The Lost World - Full Original Soundtrack OST](/img/tr.png)
I was 7 when this game was released. My dad bought it for me. I remember getting to this stage and loving the music. I beat the game a few times before I discovered the raptor mode. The 90s were great
Makes me want to kick open some doors Raptor style! haha
I used to do that in school few times back i the day )))))
my favorite sound track of the game
ba-KLACK! loved kicking in those doors
This tune perfectly captured the urgent sense of "RUN!"
Also:
~Hold Diagonally up+forward to open doors. This is for Grant and the Raptor.
~As Grant, you win the "fight" with the raptors in the main hall by using the Explosive bombs (orange). Throw one on the base of the skeleton to the left, jump and throw one on the skeleton on the right, then throw one more at either skeleton. "The Raptors in the main hall have a BONE to pick with you" is the clue to bombing the skeletons.
~As the Raptor, to beat Grant, you just need to claw the base of either skeleton 3 times. "Shake a leg if you want to get off the island alive" is your hint to kick/claw the skeletons.
GOD DAMMIT, I played this game to death back in the day! I never knew how to win! If 7 year old me would have only gone on TH-cam back in '94! /uj Thanks for the heads up, now I know...
@@DaveMeuleman It sucks being so close to victory and not having the final step, but now you know. I found out how to win as Grant by experimenting, but my father actually called a game tip hotline, got to talk to an ACTUAL person, and revealed how to win as the Raptor. It was certainly special.
@@legionbeast Those where the days!!!
@@legionbeast my dad figured the whole game out really quick. I just copied him.
He had a notebook with level codes, and that notebook was basically my first ever cheat.
A childhood fave. I love how it has that undefinable “jurassic park” vibe.
You can tell the video game programmers read the book because the level looks more like the real visitor center than the one in the movie. :p
Good observation
And the way you kill the raptors at the end of the game with the falling bones is how they died in the book, as well. :P
Yes, just like the REAL, fictional visitors center.
I have so much more respect for these developers now after reading the book
The SNES version was closer to the book as well. It's likely the devs for both versions referenced the novel since that was freely available, versus information for the still-unreleased movie.
I wish more people were exposed to this! This track was great and really highlighted the genesis' capabilities.
Eh... if you want to hear REAL Genesis sound capabilities, check out music from Midnight Resistance, Hybrid Front, Troubleshooter and Gunstar Heroes! They are mindblowing!
Thank you, Sega, for letting this game and Rampage Edition be included in the JP Classic Games Collection :D
that's a thing?
@@glitchhunter09 Yes :)
Imagine if this theme was somewhere in Jurassic World....
+Seth P play it when they unleashed the TRex
Mega Drive music was always felt so tense, like every move you made was the most important ever. I never got that feeling from another console.
Fav track from the game, and one of my fav game music in general. Always loved it and keeps coming to my mind for no apparent reason after all these years.
The soundtrack to this game was better than it had any right to be.
I remember having a hard time playing this game on the third level, and I looked at the instruction book and I couldn't believe that right on the Page talking about the MAP screen it showed in the picture the Password for Grant to get to the Volcano Level. I couldn't believe it worked.
It was so crazy when I entered that exact, pixelated password and it worked. Mind: Kaboom!
Slick tune, gives you a hurry up vibe to it.
Let's go Mr. Grant!
I don't think neither Genesis nor SNES had better sound capabilities than the other, They just had different sounds. SNES music is usually about being open and adventurous, making the player want to explore a game's enviroment. Genesis music is usually about moving and raw metal, getting the player motivated to get from point A to point B in a game.
This is objectively false. You can say you preferred one over the other, but the sound chip in the SNES beat the pants off the Genesis' FM synth. It outclassed it in every way. To say it wasn't superior is like saying CD and vinyl record sound quality is the same, when they absolutely are not.
@@Draknfyre YOu argue about SNES sound chip because you are used to SNES over Genesis. But to me as a Genesis/Megadrive person - SNES sounds like cheap MIDI, with fussy sound quality in some cases, because it tried too hard to sound like real instruments, but never made it even close. Genesis never tried to sound like real instruments - instead relied on its own FM synth sound style, which made it unique. So there it is for ya! Of course SNES fan would never agree.
💔💔💔 back when u was a child💔💔
Just remember that raptor underneath opening all those doors. So good. One of the best tracks in the game.
I Have Been Waiting For Dr.Grant.
You could play as a raptor. 'Nuff said.
This should be the theme to camp Cretaceous Chaos theory
I remember just leaving this level playing too itself just so I could listen to this 😂
The perfect OST for a D&D campaign or something like that
Anyone remember Cyraxs friendship on Mortal kombat 3? I always picture cyrax doing that friendship to this song.
30 years!!!
Shit, I just did a lot of digging to get here, and I sure am dammed glad to have found this.
Amen, brother.
Pennington Acres
Kick the doors open!
This level and the pump station were my favorite levels.
PERFECT.💋❤💛💙
How to open doors? Dr.Grant teach you!!
My favorite score from the Sega Genesis game. Kinda different listening to this with hearing Grant firing his weapon or hearing the T-Rex, Raptors, or Dilophasarus in the background.
Both campaigns were fantastic
This gives me such a mischievous vibe.
Literally every other track in this game sucks balls but then they made this one banger for the visitors center
Great track!
fucking great song!
The guy who made this, abd the guy who made Dooms main theme were on the same page.
Best music last leval... Jurasick park
Instrument samples vs. Fm Synth, guys. Two different things.
Can we drop the fanboy war now.
GreatFox42 - Just imagine if they had both in one console!! Hoo boy!
Yes
Moshugaani
Neo Geo could do that: and so could SEGA CD, which obviously also had CD audio.
Ca-KLACK! Ca-KLACK!
AUUURRAH!
Ugh-ugh!
thump thump BRAAAAHH!
pure legend game
PERFECT.❤💛💙💋
I use to dance with my cat to this song and then he would scratch me so I would pretend to eat him
Sounds like the music they used for Sonic Movie first trailer, just after the initial sequence, when they put first person view of Sonic running :o
When people say snes had better sound capabilities i just smirk and think of this kickass song
The genesis always sounded better to me, in most cases.
This track don't even push it far enough! Let them hear Midnight Resistance, Gunstar Heroes, Hybrid Front, Trouble Shooter, Batman and Robin! Those are the games where Sega FM was pushed to the limit!
@@digimaks Thunder Force IV and M.U.S.H.A. as well
only found this due to the junkers prototype trailer
good memories!
Best of The Best
CLEVER GIRL!
Jurassic Park on Genesis: It will bring out the inner raptor in you.
Blast Processing was a marketing ploy. It was just a term the marketing came up with to sell the system (which worked quite well I might add) But yeah, basically it just means the Genesis could sustain an FPS of 60 with almost no slowdown. (where as the SNES could go to 60 but tended to jump from 60 all the way down to 20 or lower in some cases depending upon how much action was on screen.) That being said, the Genesis wasn't perfect either with its "blast processing". Sometimes fps dropped too.
¡¡S E G A!!
Most "Shadowrun" track of the game ( same developers, by the way )
Three years later, but I had this game as a kid, and just got Shadowrun Genesis. This tune still ROCKS!!!
NYUKNYUK
I wonder if it's possible to win against the Raptors if they're aggroed. The only way I see it working is with the cheat code. Lure them to one side, fly to the other side of the level and bomb the skeletons.
Flesh Pit visitor center lobby theme
Although a great track, you have to acknowledge the fart sounds in this track. 😂
...but they are still right lo...doesn't mean Genesis' sound is bad, just that the SNES had better capacilities. What they didn't have, however, was blast processing. Genesis also had some great composers.
A velociraptor is a human like u can chosm it’s still a person like angry person out of control danger tu huma? Idk it’s in the script are
It’s everybodu this instanmpl how is that real
They luk like basterdml
Theyr smart people I wa sjokinh
He’s like they wer more kidsl like pbs smaller parentsm
Cédrikkkkkkkkkkkkkkķkkk"kkkkkkkkk