Turok 2: Seeds of Evil

THE BAD:
Major fog
A bit easy to get lost
Jumping is a massive pain
Multiplayer fails

SUMMARY:
First person games on home consoles weren't exactly unheard of before 3D got its foot firmly in the door, but it wasn't all that common, and something about scrolling sprites instead of lush polygons tended to put a downer on the experience.

The Nintendo 64 has been home to a fair few FPS games, and this is one of Acclaims efforts. The second game of a trilogy, Turok 2: Seeds of Evil follows on from the first game, although ditching the indian Tal Set for a more advanced looking Joshua Fireseed. The defeat of the previous game's main baddie has caused another evil creature to stir to life, the Primagen. This alien being has been locked in its crashed spaceship for some time, and now seeks...

THE BAD:
-Not enough Save point
-May be a bit too hard
-Only 6 levels

SUMMARY:
To start off this game is VERY gorey. In this game you can decapitate dinosaurs, blow their arms and legs off, burn them to a crisp and simply blow them into oblvion. There are six levels in this game each with their own theme. All the levels are really COOL and long but the problem is there are only six of them. Yet still they are ALL very long and require you to complete some hard objective for you to progress. Some levels include going to the world of the 'perlin' a ape like war race where you must resuce prisoners and destroy ammo depots. Other levels include going to the lair of the "mantids" and you have to destroy their master ccomputer. The...

THE BAD:
-save points are rare
-really long levels
-last boss was made to be way to hard

SUMMARY:
This is an average shooter but it's the most gore I've seen.Worth it for fans of the first one but it is far from perfect.The controles are pretty good though but one thing theyshould've added was a save anywhere feature cuz those levels are really long and save points are rarely seen.

THE BAD:
Turok 1 doesn't reach this level and Turok 3 has serious coding errors because of the speed Iguana made the game with; there's no game like Turok 2 in any system.

SUMMARY:
The graphics are incredible, the best ones for N64 (apart from Perfect Dark or Conker's Bad Fur Day); the soundtrack seems to be from a real film and not from a videogame. The gameplay is excellent, and the game is long and difficult enough for experienced played like me. The AI is really advanced for the year Turok 2 was born in; it's a game which focuses its attraction in the fact of playing itself, not in stupid good graphics with a huge storyline which gets the player waiting for playing around 15 minutes, as usual, the best thig of a game is that you enjoy it playing it, not watching it as if you...

THE BAD:
Not Many Save Points

SUMMARY:
This game is a really good sequel and should've been picked up by any N64 owner. The guns in this game are really awesome and the Seribral Bore was the best weapon ever.

The multiplayer really made the game worth it and the replay value was immense. The levels were tightly packed so there was no avoiding confrontation which was really cool because it kept up the pace of the game.

THE BAD:
Bad controls. Not good weapons.

SUMMARY:
I dont know why but i really didn't like this game. I played it and i disliked it. The controls are diffrent then most of the games you play as a shooter game. Its just not as fun. I really wouldn't recommend even renting it. Just play Goldeneye or something. In fact this game isn't any fun whatsoever.

THE BAD:
very hard .some levels are confuseing .

SUMMARY:
This is without a dought the best game in the Turok series so far .The main reason is it's replay value .It's so much fun blowing off the enemys limbs and blowing holes in their bodys that you can play it forever .The save system is also very good .The main thing that takes away from this game is the difficulty .All the levels are hard and some of them are very confuseing .Considering that this is the only major problem shooter fans should definantely get Turok 2 .