A scrappy licensed game. The definitive version was the 1998 PlayStation re-release. This version however offers some of the benefits of the Special Edition, including a much more managable difficulty but ALSO has a save feature that actually saves what level you are on in the options menu!
Debug Mode#
Enter the options screen and press the following buttons. Afterwards, begin the game to see the effects of the codes.
- Free movement: Hold L + X + Z and press Left. The message DEBUG: DRAG will appear in the lower left corner of the screen to confirm correct code entry. Then, while playing, hold L and press the D-Pad to move anywhere in the current level.
- View debug messages: Hold L + Y + B and press Left. The message DEBUG: DISP will appear in the lower left corner of the screen to confirm correct code entry.
Unlock All Levels#
to unlock all the levels, Enter XAXYYYYYZXYY under the password menu, go to the options menu, and pick a level. It should be noted that this port handles level select differently than the Playstation versions. Level select is available by default in the options menu and as the player progresses more levels become accessible. The game saves after each level as well keeping the player's progress permanent. If the player has beaten the game, this cheat effectively becomes useless in this version since all it does is unlock the levels that have not been completed yet. Also, if a level is beaten after entering this cheat, the game will save, making this level select code permanent.
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The Jurassic Park series | |
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NES |
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Amiga |
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Game Gear |
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Genesis |
Jurassic Park (Prototype) • Jurassic Park: Rampage Edition (Prototypes) • The Lost World |
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Sega CD |
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Game Boy |
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Sega Saturn |
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PlayStation |
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Game Boy Advance |
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Windows |
Trespasser (Prototypes) • Dinosaur Battles • LEGO Jurassic World |
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Android, iOS |
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