were turned on. GameSpy criticized the console versions for their "spotty control" and short mission mode, and considered the PC version to be superior because of its lack of freezing. Reviewing the PC version, GameZone was critical of the game's repetitive player requests and short mission mode. GameZone praised the graphics, but felt the game was too similar to other simulation games. GameZone praised the PlayStation 2 version for its dinosaur animations, but noted its "awkward" camera views. Reviewing the PlayStation 2 and Xbox versions, IGN praised the game's camera system, but criticized the ability to control the game's Land Cruisers and helicopters, saying they "aren't as engaging as they should be." IGN also noted the graphics to be, "Repetitive and bland". Joe Rybicki of Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine wrote, "I have exactly one complaint: It only took me about eight hours or so to get a 5-star rating, effectively beating the main area of the game. So, it may be a bit too easy for veterans of the genre. But with so much else to do, that's hardly a serious issue." See also Jurassic Park III: Park Builder Jurassic World Evolution Jurassic World Evolution 2 References External links 2003 video games Amusement park simulation games Business simulation games Dinosaurs in video games Operation Genesis Operation Genesis Video games set on fictional islands PlayStation 2 games Video games developed in Australia Windows games Xbox games Cancelled GameCube games Universal Interactive games Single-player video games Konami games Blue Tongue Entertainment games