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Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis

"Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis (often abbreviated JP:OG or simply JPOG) is a park-building game that allows players to create their own version of Jurassic Park."

Blue Tongue Entertainment·Konami·Universal Interactive Studios· March 10, 2003· Main Game
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Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis (often abbreviated JP:OG or simply JPOG) is a park-building game that allows players to create their own version of Jurassic Park. It is reminiscent of games like SimCity and Zoo Tycoon. Parks can earn stars by entertaining visitors. As a players park earns stars, the park will become more popular. The more stars and popularity, the more visitors players will have. It is one of the more popular Jurassic Park games to be released.

Released 10 March 2003 for PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 2 and Xbox by Blue Tongue Entertainment, published by Konami and Universal Interactive Studios. Rated T by ESRB. About 10 hours to beat.

Story

You have been chosen by the eccentric billionaire and CEO of InGen John Hammond as the newest manager of Jurassic Park, a theme park featuring dinosaurs as its main attraction! InGen has provided you with a series of small islands to build up your park from, and has given you access to some of the richest fossil sites in the world! Make the park a safe and affordable holiday destination for the entire family! InGen is counting on you.

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