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It's still weird to me that the company behind the revival and resumption of System Shock is also giving us re-releases of games like Turok 2: Seeds of Evil [official site] but hey, that's the rich tapestry of the 1990s. Now Nightdive have announced that they'll release the remaster of Iguana Entertainment's 1997 shooter on March 16th. This is Turok 2 expanded and rebuilt in…
Rather than doing the obvious thing and crossing over with Star Trek to create Tuvok: Dinoborg Hunter, the next stage in the story of the none-more-90s shooter series is to tart up Turok 2. Turok 1 got the slap'n'tickle treatment not too long ago, but devout Turok Fans - no, let's not judge - are holding out for the bigger, multiplayer-endowed sequel, Seeds Of Evil.…
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Here's a thing - I've never played a Turok game before. Despite living in a late 90s university hovel with the requisite N64, for some reason it was a cartridge I never put in. And I haven't caught up since. So seeing Night Dive's remastering of Turok: Dinosaur Hunter [official site] was out, it made sense to fill that rather large gap in my knowledge.…
It's a good job they're not actually calling this Turok Remastered, because, er, well, it isn't, is it? I don't know how high your expectations were for Night Dive's spit'n'polished version of the none-more-90s dino-shooting FPS were, but if they were somewhere in the region of "pretty much the same but a bit less blocky" then you won't be unhappy. Anyone holding out for ultro-shiny…
Barreling on through the '90s revival, it's inevitable that we'd see the return of cyborg dinosaurs with guns for arms and laser eyes. Though perhaps not the most iconic antagonists of the decade, they were always there, seen in shoddy cartoons and found in toy shops alongside non-copyright-infringing bodacious humanoid reptiles. Oh, and they had a whole FPS series devoted to them. Night Dive Studios,…
The new PC Gamer is well worth a look. Especially for a mighty feature offering details of 365 free games. It's one of those ideas that sounds good, right up until you sit down to try and write it. Poor old Graham Smith nearly died trying, and Craig Pearson blushed red and fainted at the size of the task, at which point Jim and I…
